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Application Purpose: This Budget Revision Is Being Made to Extend the Period of Performance End Date to Allow for Site Safety Security Dollars to Be Fully Drawn Down.fy 2019 Federal Section 5307 Funds to Assist in Operation of the Jump Around Carson (JAC) Transit System. This Project Includes Multiple Alis for the Purposes of General Operating Preventive Maintenance and Other Capital Items. This Project Will Also Incorporate 1% of Funds for Safety/security Expenditures.; Activities Performed: Funding for Ongoing Maintenance of the Transit Fleet and Provide Funds Toward Safety and Security Improvements at Operations and Maintenance Facilities.; Expected Outcomes: Time to Execute Planned Projects. Utilization of This Grant Has Been Delayed Due to Reductions in Available Local Match Funding Resulting From COVID-19.; Intended Beneficiaries: Commuters and Riders of Jac.; Subrecipient Activities: None
Committed
$1.5 Million
Paid out
$1.5M
99%
Committed, not yet paid
$8.6K
<1%
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