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Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: This Grant Consists of the Following Individual PROJECTS:1. Preventive Maintenance for the Transit FLEET2. Provision of Paratransit SERVICES3. Improvements to Jose Pepito Lopez West TERMINAL4. Purchase of One Vehicle for the Urban Center ROUTE5. Operating Assistance Special Rule; Activities Performed: Activities to Be Perfoirmed ARE:1. Preventive Maintenance for the Transit FLEET2. Provision of Paratransit SERVICES3. Improvements to Jose Pepito Lopez West TERMINAL4. Purchase of One Vehicle for the Urban Center ROUTE5. Operating Assistance Special Rule; Expected Outcomes: Funding Will Permit the Municipality of Dorado to Continue to Provide Reliable Operations That Would Otherwise Have to Be Cut Due to Lack of Funding.; Intended Beneficiaries: Dorado and the Riders That Rely on Its Service Will Benefit From Continued Services Permitting Workers to Get to Work and Riders to Get to Essential Services.; Subrecipient Activities: None
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