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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
P23AC00097 Project Abstract New Award Project Abstract Summary Project Title Repair and Maintain Recreational Trails and Surrounding Areas (park Wide) by Youth Internshipawardpurpose This Project Will Include Grounds and Trails Maintenanceactivities to Beperformed Related Tasks May Include the Repair or Maintenance of Side Trails, Maintenance or Upkeep of Erosion Control Features Including Retaining Walls, Installing, Repairing, or Replacing Signage, Maintaining Equipment, Benches, Tables, Lighting, or Other Park Features.deliverables and or Expectedoutcomes the Project Will Also Support the Founding of Ace S Puerto Rico Conservation Corps, Contributing Employment Skills and Creating Paid Internships for Local Underserved Puerto Rican Youth.the Federal Funding Amount of 454,319.00 Will Help Fund a Conservation Crew of 10, for 43 Weeks.
Committed
$2.3 Million
Paid out
$2.2M
92%
Committed, not yet paid
$187.0K
8%
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