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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Application Purpose: Requesting an Extension to Expend All the Funds Available and Allocate More Funds So Grand Gateway Can Continue to Provide the Service.; Activities Performed: Funds Will Continue to Be Used for Operating Expenses and All Other Costs Included in the Application to Continue to Run the Program.; Expected Outcomes: Additional Marketing Will Help Raise Awareness of the Program. During the Time Extension There Will Be More Marketing Activities Implemented. It Will Give Grand Gateway More Time to Allocate More Funds to Continue to Provide the Service After the Imi Grant.; Intended Beneficiaries: All the Transit Agencies Involved in the Imi Grant (pelivan Transit Kibois Jamm Transit and Cimmarron Transit) and Especially the Communities Including in the Pick Transportation Area.; Subrecipient Activities: Four Rural Organizations to Maintain and Operate the Imi Grant.
Committed
$1.5 Million
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