Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: Funding for the Operations of BTD Small Urban 5307 Transit Provider.; Activities Performed: the Grant Will Be Used for Ada Paratransit Preventative Maintenance and Operation in Bryan/college Station Transfer Point Renovations Security Cameras for Urban Vehicles and Bus Shelters/bus Stop Signage for the Fixed Routes in B/CS.; Expected Outcomes: the Beneficiaries Will Be BTD Operations and the Entire Urban Area Which Consists of Commuters Employees Students Etc. the Grant Will Help BTD Play a Crucial Role in Improving the Agency Administration by Providing Financial Resources Supporting Infrastructure Upgrades and Technology Implementation Investing in Staff Development Enhancing Security Promoting Sustainability and Enabling the Provision of Good Service. the Operational Efficiency of BTD Will Be Improved by Enhancing Routes Implementing Transit Priorities and Deploying Smart Transportation Systems. This Operation Will Help Reduce Travel Times Minimize Congestion and Enhance the Reliability of Transit Services Ultimately Improving the Overall Effectiveness of BTD.; Intended Beneficiaries: the Beneficiaries Will Be BTD Operations and the Entire Urban Area Which Consists of Commuters Employees Students Etc. the Grant Will Help BTD Play a Crucial Role in Improving the Agency Administration by Providing Financial Resources Supporting Infrastructure Upgrades and Technology Implementation Investing in Staff Development Enhancing Security Promoting Sustainability and Enabling the Provision of a Good Service. the Operational Efficiency of BTD Will Be Improved. Such as Enhancing Routes Implementing Transit Priorities and Deploying Smart Transportation Systems. This Operation Will Help Reduce Travel Times Minimize Congestion and Enhance the Reliability of Transit Services Ultimately Improving the Overall Effectiveness of BTD.; Subrecipient Activities: None
Committed
$3.1 Million
Paid out
$2.4M
77%
Committed, not yet paid
$732.8K
23%
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