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Application Purpose: Jicarilla Apache Nation Seeks Fta Funding for a Capital Project to Purchase Two Cutaway Style Transit Buses to Operate on the North Central Regional Transit District (NCRTD) 170 Jicarilla Bus Route Serving Jicarilla Apache Nation. the Two New Buses Will Replace Two Ncrtd Buses That Will Exceed Their Useful Life Before the New Buses Are Delivered.; Activities Performed: These Funds Will Be Used to Purchase Two New Buses That Will Replace Two Buses That Will Exceed Their Useful Life Prior to the New Buses Being Delivered.; 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 and Surround Communities in Providing Transportation to Work Stores Medical Appointments Etc.; Subrecipient Activities: N/a
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$415,580
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