Federal grant · project grant (b)
Application Purpose: the Completion of This Award Will Achieve Several Key Objectives Aimed at Improving Transit Operations and Infrastructure. the Fleet Replacement and Modernization Efforts Will Replace Aging Transit Vehicles Including 30-FOOT Buses 35-FOOT Diesel Buses and Electric Buses With Modern More Efficient Models. This Initiative Also Includes the Procurement of Mobile Generators Chargers and Necessary Infrastructure to Support Electric Bus Operations Enhancing Service Reliability and Reducing Maintenance Costs by Integrating Cleaner and More Efficient Vehicles. Additionally the Award Will Fund the Deployment of a New Intelligent Transit System (ITS) to Improve Real-time Tracking Automate Data Collection and Enhance Service Performance Reporting. the Its System Will Support Automated Statistical Reporting Improving Service Planning and Operational Efficiency While Also Assisting the Georgia Coastal Region Core Mpo in Meeting Safety Congestion and Freight Performance Targets.ferry Vessel Rehabilitation Is Another Critical Component of This Award Ensuring Continued Availability and Reliability of Ferry Services Through Necessary Repairs and Maintenance. This Will Help Improve Response Times to Major Component Failures Thereby Reducing Service Disruptions. Facility Modifications at the Gwinnett and Oglethorpe Locations Will Enhance Operational Efficiency and Staff Workspaces. Infrastructure Improvements Include Laying Power Cables for Mobile Generators Through Minor Modifications That Will Not Significantly Alter Existing Structures as Well as Improving Interior Office Spaces to Accommodate Operational Needs Without Expanding Facility Footprints.the Expected Outcomes of These Initiatives Include Improved Transit Service Reliability and Efficiency Through Vehicle Replacements and Ferry Rehabilitation an Enhanced Passenger Experience With Cleaner and More Technologically Advanced Transit Options and Increased Operational Efficiency Through Its Integration and Facility Upgrades. Additional Benefits Include Environmental Improvements by Incorporating Low- and No-emission Vehicles Into the Fleet Along With Long-term Cost Savings Through Preventive Maintenance and Reduced Vehicle Downtime. Overall This Award Supports Chatham Area Transits Commitment to Modernizing Transit Operations Maintaining a State of Good Repair and Enhancing Public Transportation Infrastructure in the Region.; Activities Performed: the Award Funds Will Support a Range of Critical Transit Improvement Activities Including Fleet Replacement and Modernization Implementation of an Intelligent Transit System (ITS) Ferry Vessel Rehabilitation and Facility Modifications. Fleet Replacement Efforts Will Include the Procurement of 30-FOOT Buses 35-FOOT Diesel Buses and Electric Buses Along With Mobile Generators Chargers and Necessary Infrastructure to Support Electric Vehicle Operations. These Investments Aim to Enhance Service Reliability Reduce Maintenance Costs and Incorporate Cleaner More Efficient Transit Vehicles.the Its Project Will Introduce a Fully Functioning Cad Avl System With Automated Data Collection to Improve Real-time Tracking Service Performance Reporting and Statistical Reporting Ensuring Compliance With Federal Requirements. This System Will Also Support the Georgia Coastal Region Core Mpo in Achieving Safety Congestion and Freight Performance Targets.ferry Vessel Rehabilitation Efforts Will Focus on Maintaining and Improving Service Availability Through Critical Repairs and Preventative Maintenance Allowing Chatham Area Transit to Respond Quickly to Major Component Failures and Minimize Service Disruptions.facility Modifications at the Gwinnett and Oglethorpe Locations Will Include Minor Infrastructure Enhancements Such as Laying Power Cables for Mobile Generators and Interior Office Improvements to Optimize Operational Efficiency and Accommodate Staff Needs Without Expanding the Facility Footprints.overall These Activities Align With Chatham Area Transits Commitment to Modernizing Transit Operations Maintaining a State of Good Repair Improving Service Reliability and Enhancing Public Transportation Infrastructure for the Region.; Expected Outcomes: the Award Will Provide Numerous Benefits INCLUDING:1. Improved Service Reliability: Replacing Aging Buses and Rehabilitating Ferry Vessels Will Reduce Service Disruptions and Ensure Dependable Transit OPERATIONS.2. Enhanced Efficiency: the Introduction of an Intelligent Transit System (ITS) Will Streamline Data Collection Automate Reporting and Optimize Route Planning for Improved Operational PERFORMANCE.3. Environmental Sustainability: the Procurement of Electric Buses Mobile Generators and Charging Infrastructure Will Reduce Emissions Promoting Cleaner and More Sustainable Transit SOLUTIONS.4. Regulatory Compliance: Ensuring All Vehicles Are Accessible and Purchased From Fta-approved Transit Vehicle Manufacturers (TVMS) Will Maintain Compliance With Federal REGULATIONS.5. Cost Savings: Preventative Maintenance and Fleet Modernization Will Reduce Vehicle Downtime Lower Maintenance Costs and Extend the Lifespan of Transit ASSETS.6. Reduced Congestion: Reliable Public Transit Services Encourage Ridership Helping to Alleviate Roadway Congestion by Providing Viable Alternatives to Personal Vehicle USE.7. Improved Safety and Performance Monitoring: the Its System Will Support Real-time Tracking and Automated Statistical Reporting Aiding in Meeting Georgia Coastal Region Core Mpo Performance Targets for Safety Congestion and FREIGHT.8. Enhanced Passenger Experience: Modernized Vehicles Improved Facilities and Technology-driven Service Enhancements Will Create a More Comfortable Accessible and Efficient Transit Experience for Riders.these Benefits Collectively Support Chatham Area Transits Mission to Enhance Public Transportation Infrastructure Improve Operational Sustainability and Provide Safe Efficient and Accessible Transit Services to the Community.; Intended Beneficiaries: the Benefits of This Award Will Extend to a Wide Range of Stakeholders INCLUDING:1. Commuters: Improved Service Reliability Modernized Transit Vehicles and Enhanced Facilities Will Create a More Efficient and Comfortable Travel Experience for Daily RIDERS.2. Transit Employees: Upgraded Buses Ferry Rehabilitation and Facility Modifications Will Provide Employees With Safer More Efficient and Technologically Advanced Work ENVIRONMENTS.3. Individuals With Disabilities: Ensuring All Purchased Vehicles Are Accessible and Compliant With Fta Regulations Will Enhance Mobility Options for Passengers With DISABILITIES.4. Local Businesses and Employers: Reliable Transit Services Will Improve Workforce Mobility Making It Easier for Employees to Commute to Jobs and Supporting Economic Activity in the REGION.5. Environmental and Public Health Advocates: the Introduction of Electric Buses and Charging Infrastructure Will Contribute to Reduced Emissions Supporting Cleaner Air and Public Health INITIATIVES.6. the Georgia Coastal Region Core Mpo: the Implementation of an Intelligent Transit System (ITS) Will Help Meet Regional Safety Congestion and Freight Performance Targets Improving Overall Transportation Planning and MANAGEMENT.7. General Public: Reduced Congestion Improved Transit Accessibility and Environmentally Friendly Upgrades Will Benefit the Entire Community by Fostering a More Sustainable and Efficient Transportation System.these Collective Benefits Support Chatham Area Transits Commitment to Enhancing Mobility Sustainability and Service Quality for All Stakeholders.; Subrecipient Activities: None. No Subrecipients Are Planned for This Award. All Activities Will Be Managed and Implemented Directly by Chatham Area Transit.
Committed
$7.3 Million
Paid out
$6.2M
84%
Committed, not yet paid
$1.2M
16%
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