Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: This Is an Ffy 2025 Fta Section 5307 and Section 5339 Application for the Federal Apportionment Amount of $2871356. It Also Includes a Lapsing Fy 2021 5307 Apportionment of $136621 and Lapsing 5339 Apportionments of $80155 From Fy 2023 and $41022 From Fy 2024. This Grant Will Fund Operations Preventive Maintenance Bus Purchase Capital Purchase and Planning for Owensboro Transit System. the City of Owensboro Will Pay $1123444 Toward the Local Match for the Fy 2025 5307 Funds. the State Will Pay $391937 Toward the Local Match for the 2025 5307 Funds. the State Will Pay $34155 for the Local Match for the Fy 2021 5307 Funds. the State Will Also Pay $72634 for the Local Match for the 5339 Apportionment (FY25: $42340; FY24: $10255; FY23: $20039)THE Total Federal Apportionment for This Grant Is $3129154. the Total Local Match Will Be $1123444 and the Total State Match Will Be $498726. the Total Grant Amount Will Be $4751324.; Activities Performed: These Funds Will Allow Owensboro Transit to Perform the Following ACTIVITIES:1. Purchase Two Replacement 29-FOOT BUSES2. Purchase a Replacement Service TRUCK3. Cover All Operational COSTS4. Conduct Planning ACTIVITIES5. Perform Preventive Maintenance on Its VEHICLES6. Upgrade Its Routing SOFTWARE7. Purchase New Camera and a Camera Software Upgrade; Expected Outcomes: This Grant Will Allow Owensboro Transit System to Operate; It Will Provide for Maintenance of Vehicles Operation of the Office Salaries of the Employees and Miscellaneous Other Expenses.; Intended Beneficiaries: This Grant Will Pay the Salaries of Ots Employees and Provide for All Aspects of Operation of the Agency. So Both Ots Employees Will Benefit (salaries Tools Parts Equipment Etc.) as Will the Resident of Owensboro. Without This Grant Ots Would Not Operate Eliminating Transportation for Thousands of Residents.; Subrecipient Activities: None
Committed
$3.1 Million
Paid out
$32.4K
1%
Committed, not yet paid
$3.1M
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