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Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: Original Amendments:to Support the Day-to-day Operations of Transit Systems That Provide Transit Service to the Rural Communities in the State of Ohio.; Activities Performed: Original Amendments:funds Will Be Used to Cover Eligible Operating Expenses Such as Driver and Dispatcher Salaries Fuel Preventive Maintenance and Related Items in Order to Continue Transit Operations.; Expected Outcomes: Original Amendments:continued Safe and Effective Operation of Transit Services for Rural Areas of Ohio.; Intended Beneficiaries: Original Amendments:public Transit Systems That Provide Rural Transit Service as Well as the Citizens of Ohio Who Will Be Able to Utilize Said Transit Service.; Subrecipient Activities: Original Amendments:all the Work Under This Grant Will Be Performed by the Various Sub-recipients Who Will Be Outlined in the Program of Projects.
Committed
$81.9 Million
Paid out
$22.9M
28%
Committed, not yet paid
$59.0M
72%
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