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Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: This Grant Will Provide the Jicarilla Apache Nation Funds for Services as Depicted in the Districts Service Plan. Jicarilla Apache Nation Is Located in North Central New Mexico in Rio Arriba County Near the Colorado Border Between Farmington and Chama. the Jicarilla Apache Nation Has an Agreement for the North Central Regional Transit District to Operate the Service.; Activities Performed: These Funds Will Be Used to Cover Drivers Time Fuel Costs and Preventive Maintenance Along With Various Other Operating Costs.; Expected Outcomes: These Services Will Provide Greater Opportunity for Tribal and Community Members to Access Employment Medical Educational and Recreational Facilities Within the Service Area of the District.; Intended Beneficiaries: This Will Primarily Support Members of the Jicarilla Apache Nation in Providing Transportation to Work Stores Medical Appointments Etc.; Subrecipient Activities: None
Committed
$14,484
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