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Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: Purposethe Jackson Transit Authority (JTA) Is Requesting a Grant for Operating Funds for FY24 for Operating Assistance Funds. the Total of This Grant Application Is $625348 With the Federal Share Being $312674 Using FY22 Section 5307 Funds. the Non-federal Share Totaling $312674 Will Be Provided by the City of Jackson.; Activities Performed: Ali Number and Description: 11.30.00 Operating Assistancetip/stip Page: 40FEDERAL Dollar Amount in Tip/stip: $1500000THE Total Amount of Funds Including Non-federal Funds Is $2900000.; Expected Outcomes: Jta Will Use the Operating Assistance Funds to Cover FY24 Operating Costs Including: Salaries Fringe Benefits Services Materials and Supplies Utilities Insurance and Miscellaneous.; Intended Beneficiaries: Passengers Will Benefit From the Funding Since It Will Be Used to Help Jta Provide the Necessary Transit Service in the Jackson Uza During FY24.; Subrecipient Activities: Jta Does Not Have Any Subrecipients.
Committed
$652,011
Paid out
$439.2K
67%
Committed, not yet paid
$212.9K
33%
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