Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: the Goal of the Award Is to Help Fund the Replacement of Dart Assets So That They Remain in a State of Good Repair as Well as Supporting Darts Preventative Maintenance Activities. the Majority of the Activities Have Already Been Completed at the Time of This Budget Revision Request.; Activities Performed: the Activities on This Grant Include Bus Procurements Equipment Replacement Security Activities Shop Equipment Ae for Darts New Operations and Maintenance Facility Preventative Maintenance Ada Paratransit Transit Amenities and a Radio Replacement Project. the Majority of the Activities Have Already Been Completed at the Time of This Budget Revision Request.; Expected Outcomes: the Expected Outcomes of This Grant Are Increased Service Reliability and Safety. Having New Updated Technology in the Form of Radio Communication Will Drastically Increase Darts Communication Capabilities. This Will Lead to an Increase in Customer Service Service Reliability and Consistency the Ability to Respond to Potential Issues and Also the Ability to Quickly Communicate in Times of Crisis.; Intended Beneficiaries: This Grant Will Benefit the Riders of Public Transit in the Greater Des Moines Metropolitan Area.; Subrecipient Activities: None
Committed
$7.8 Million
Paid out
$4.7M
61%
Committed, not yet paid
$3.1M
39%
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