Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: Funds Will Assist Uta in Meeting the Transportation Needs of Riders in the Uta Service Area.; Activities Performed: This Grant Application Currently Includes Seven Scope ACTIVITIES:1. Bus Vehicle Preventive Maintenance - Salt Lake City-west Valley Provo-orem OGDEN-LAYTON2. Bus Facilities Preventive Maintenance - Salt Lake City-west Valley Provo-orem OGDEN-LAYTON3. Light Rail Cars-rehab - Salt Lake City-west Valley Provo-orem OGDEN-LAYTON4. Rehab/renov Misc Elec/power Dist Equip-ocs Rehab - Salt Lake City-west Valley Provo-orem OGDEN-LAYTON5. Non Fixed Route Ada Paratransit Service - Salt Lake City-west Valley Provo-orem OGDEN-LAYTON6. Acquire - Mobile Surv/security Equip (BUS) - Safety SECURITY7. Purchase - Mobile Surv/security Equip (RAIL) - Safety Security; Expected Outcomes: Maintain Transportation Options for Transit Riders in the Salt Lake City-west Valley Provo-orem Ogden-layton Uzas.; Intended Beneficiaries: Residents Employees and Visitors Within Utas Service Area.; Subrecipient Activities: This Grant Does Not Include Subrecipient Activities.
Committed
$64.9 Million
Paid out
$27.1M
42%
Committed, not yet paid
$37.9M
58%
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