Federal grant · project grant (b)
Application Purpose: the Purpose of This Award Is to Provide Cig Funding for the Swift Orange Line BRT Project.; Activities Performed: the Project Includes Construction And/or Minor Improvements at 13 Total Stations Comprising 26 Total Platforms of Which 19 Will Be New Station Platforms and Seven Will Be Existing Station Platforms Including Improvements to Create Termini Facilities at Edmonds College in Lynnwood and the Mccollum Park - Park and Ride Near Mill Creek; Acquisition of Real Property and Easements; Construction of New Station Platforms; Upgrades to Existing Platforms for Signage and Lighting; Passenger Amenities and Improved Access Along Entire Line; Fare Collection and Information Systems; Roadway Improvements and Transit Signal Priority Infrastructure; Design Engineering; Construction Management; Permits; and Other Items to Achieve Full Project Implementation; and Purchase of Approximately Fifteen (15) Swift Branded 60FT Articulated Bus for the Service.; Expected Outcomes: Funding Will Provide a Crucial Piece of the Transportation System in Snohomish County With a Direct Bus Rapid Transit Connection to Link Light Rail in Lynnwood. Swift Orange Line Will Expand Travel Options Reduce Commute Times and Accommodate a Larger Share of the Regions Growth.; Intended Beneficiaries: All Current and New Transit Passengers in Our Public Transportation Benefit Area; Subrecipient Activities: None
Committed
$37.1 Million
Paid out
$37.1M
100%
Committed, not yet paid
$62.8K
<1%
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