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Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: This Is for FFY24 Allocation $1884271 Paducah Transit Authority Operating Assistance.; Activities Performed: the Activities to Be Performed Are to Fund Operating Assistance for the Paducah Transit Authority.operating Assistance Funds Will Be Used for Fuel Wages and Other Nonvehicle Expenses Incurred in the Operation of Public Fixed-route Service Such as: a) Wages and Benefits B) Supplies: Fuel Computer Equipment Office Cleaning Software C) Utilities and Communications D) Safety and Training; Expected Outcomes: This Grant Will Allow Paducah Transit Authority to Operate the Office Salaries of the Employees and Miscellaneous Other Expenses.; Intended Beneficiaries: This Grant Will Pay the Salaries of Pta Employees and Provide for All Aspects of Operation of the Agency. Pta Employees Will Benefit (salaries and Benefits) as Will the Residents of Paducah. Without This Grant Pta Would Not Operate Eliminating Transportation for Thousands of Residents.; Subrecipient Activities: N/a
Committed
$1.9 Million
Paid out
$885.1K
47%
Committed, not yet paid
$999.2K
53%
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