Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: the Jackson Transit Authority (JTA) Is Submitting a Grant Application for $120000 in FFY23 Section 5339 Funds to Purchase One Paratransit Bus and Spare Components. the Split Letter From the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) Showing the Split of Ffy 2023 Section 5339 Funds Between the Grantees in Tennessee Is Attached. the FFY23 Section 5339 Federal Funds in This Application Compared to Tdot Allocation Is as Follows:fiscal Year; Funds Allocated to Jackson; Funds in This Application; Remaining Funds for Future GRANTSFY23: $176441: $120000(1122-2024-1) +$18724 (TN-2023-029-01); $37717THE Non-federal Share of $30000 Will Be Provided by Tdot ($15000 or 10%) and the City of Jackson ($15000 or 10%). These Shares Are Covered by the Amounts Shown in the FY23 - FY26 Tip on Page 111 and a Copy of This Page Is Attached to This Application.; Activities Performed: Jta Will Purchase One Replacement Bus and Spare Components for Its Demand-response Ada Service Known as the Lift.; Expected Outcomes: an Additional Bus That Has Met Its Useful Service Life Will Be Replaced With a New Bus Which Will Provide More Reliable Service to the Passengers.; Intended Beneficiaries: the Passengers Who Ride Jtas Demand-response Ada Service Known as the Lift Will Benefit From the New Bus and Spare Components.; Subrecipient Activities: Jta Does Not Have Any Subrecipients.
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$120,000
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