Federal grant · formula grant (a)
The Requested Funding Will Support Operations of a Public Transportation Project in the Carbondale Uza. the Uza Covers 9 Communities in Two Counties (williamson Jackson) in Southern Illinois for the Period of July 1 2022 Through June 30 2023. Jcmtd Is Requesting Section 5307 Funds in the Amount of $581987 From FY2020 ($347212) and FY2021 ($234775) to Be Apportioned for Operating Assistance in Il FY2022. Local Matching Funds of $581987 Will Be Provided Through the State of Illinois Downstate Operating Assistance Program. the Overall Budget for Maintaining Existing Service Levels Is $1163974.00. Federal Funding Is an Important Part of Financing for These Projects. Service Levels Would Be Greatly Reduced Without Federal Participation.attached to This Grant Application Are Copies of Simpo Split Letter Jackson County Board of Trustee Approval Letter Section 5307 FY20 and FY21 Apportionment Tables Transportation Improvement Program and Fta Stip Approval Letter. Purpose:the Purpose of Requesting the Utilization of the Funds Is to Assist With Eligible Operating Expenses Incurred While Operating a Mass Transit District in the Carbondale Il Uza.activities to Be Performed:the Application Scope of Work Will Support Operations of a Public Transportation Project in the Carbondale Uza.expected Outcomes:the Expected Outcomes of This Project Will Provide Undisrupted Point Deviated Route Services to Carbondale Jackson County for the Duration of the Program Period.intended Beneficiaries:the Uza Covers Nine (9) Communities in Two Counties (williamson Jackson) in Southern Illinois.subrecipient Activities:the Recipient Will Perform All Operational Aspects Associated With This Funding. the Recipient Will Not Pursue Any Subrecipients or Award Any Funding to Subrecipients.
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$1.2 Million
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