Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Lrgvdc (mcallen Uza) Section 5307 Yr 2021 - Operatingfy 2021 Maximum Amount of Section 5307 Operating Assistance Allowed Is $3616437.PURPOSE: This Project Will Maximize the Utilization of Federal Funds - Mcallen Uza Section 5307 From Fy 2021. Total Mcallen Uza Fy 2021 Allocation $7181646.SPLIT Funding for Lrgvdc Is $3590823.A Portion of the Lrgvdc Allocated Funds ($2100.000) Will Be Used in This Project Application. the Remaining Fy 2021 Balance of $1490823 Will Be Amended to This Grant or Awarded in a Separate Grant. This Project Includes Operating Expenses Plus Any Other Related Activities or Expenses. (split Letter Dated 4/01/22 Has Been Uploaded in Application Documents)activities to Be PERFORMED:1) Operating Assistance: This Includes Salaries Fuel and Any Other Related Items or Activities. to Include Administrative and Professional Services Expenses Related to the Support of the Transit Operations and the Valley Metro Program. Operating Assistance Is Needed to Continue to Offer Public Transportation Services to the Public.expected Outcomes: 1. to Continue and Expand on the Level of Transportation Services to Residents Relying on Public Transportation to Get to Work School Medical Facilities and Other. 2. Increased Opportunities Through Transportation SERVICES.3. Enhance Economic OPPORTUNITIES.4. Relieve Traffic Congestion and Travel Time for Commuters.intended Beneficiaries:valley Metros Public Transportation Services Benefit the General Public Students the Elderly and People With Disabilities.subrecipient Activities: N/atotal Project Yr 2021 Section 5307 Funds: $ 2100000. Local Match: 2100000. Overall Project: $4200000.THE Security Expenditure of 1% Funds Will Be Unnecessary in This Grant as It Has Already Been Utilized and Met in Another Grant.
Committed
$3.6 Million
Paid out
$2.7M
75%
Committed, not yet paid
$897.7K
25%
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