Federal grant · project grant (b)
Application Purpose: Ensure Utah Transit Authoritys Light Rail System Remains Viable for Another 25 Years While Improving Local Community Accessibility and Safety.; Activities Performed: Replace 20 Fully Ada Accessible Low-floor Light Rail Vehicles.; Expected Outcomes: Improved Service Reliability and Safety and Significantly Improve Accessibility for Riders by Allowing Direct Access to the Vehicle and Reduce the Use of Boarding Devices.; Intended Beneficiaries: Riders Who Use Uta Services Especially Those Who Use Mobility Devices or Have Difficulty With Stairs and Uta Staff and Operators.; Subrecipient Activities: Na
Committed
$60.0 Million
Paid out
$26.5M
44%
Committed, not yet paid
$33.5M
56%
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