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Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: the Purpose of This Award Is to Provide the Regional Transportation Authority and Its Subrecipients Operating Administration and Mobility Management Funding to Provide Transportation Services for People With Disabilities and Older Adults.; Activities Performed: Funds Will Be Used to Cover Eligible Operating Expenses Including Driver Salaries Fuel and Preventive Maintenance to Ensure the Continued Delivery of Services for Individuals With Disabilities and Older Adults. Additionally Funds Will Support the Salaries of Mobility Managers Who Oversee These Projects as Well as Administrative Costs Associated With Conducting a Regionwide Dial-a-ride Coordination Study.; Expected Outcomes: Funding Will Allow the Regional Transportation Authority and Its Subrecipients to Continue to Provide Service for People With Disabilities and Older Adults.; Intended Beneficiaries: People With Disabilities and Older Adults in Urbanized Areas.; Subrecipient Activities: Clearbrook CTF Illinois City of Naperville Dupage County Grundy County Kane County Kendall County Lake County Little City Foundation Mchenry County Ray Graham Association and Will County Will Receive Operating Assistance to Maintain Services.kane County Mchenry County and Will County Will Receive Mobility Management Funding Under This Grant to Support Salaries for Mobility Managers.the Regional Transportation Authority Will Receive Administrative Funding to Hire a Consultant to Conduct a Regional Dial-a-ride Coordination Study in Response to Requests From Several Counties.
Committed
$12.2 Million
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