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Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: This Grant Is Provide Funds to Expand and Renovate the Current Mcta Facility at 134 Mcta DR. Swiftwater Pa.; Activities Performed: the Activities for Which This Project Is Being Funded Include Building Expansion and Renovation.; Expected Outcomes: Mcta-monroe Revenue Vehicles Will Be Covered and Secured in the Evening and When Not in Use Protecting Vehicles From Theft and Vandalism Permit Maintenance Staff to Focus on the Employee Parking Lot and Roadway Snow Removal and Expedite Mcta-monroes Return to Fully Operational. Renovations to the Maintenance Common Workspaces Operations Offices Dispatch Technology Restrooms and Breakrooms Will Enhance the Working Conditions for the Staff and Improve Employee Productivity.; Intended Beneficiaries: Mcta-monroe Employees and the Residents of and Visitors to Monroe County Will Benefit From These Capital Improvements.; Subrecipient Activities: None
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$5.0 Million
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