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Federal grant · formula grant (a)
This Application Includes a Total of $491320 in Fhwa Funds Transferred to Fta Section 5307 in Fy 2021. the Funding Amount Consists of $368490 in Fhwa STP Funds and $122830 in Fhwa Cmaq Funds. These Funds Will Be Used for the Purchase of Approximately Five (5) -replacement Dial-a-lift Vehicles. This Grant Application Also Includes an Adjustment Amount of $111261 Originated From 3 Previous Dispositions of Fta Funded Vehicles. the Adjustment Amount Will Be Applied to Project 2 of This Application Only. Purpose: the Purpose of This Application Is to Purchase Approximately Five (5) -replacement Dial-a-lift Vehicles.activities to Be Performed: Purchase of Approximately Five (5) - Replacement Dial-a-lift Vehicles.expected Outcomes: Replacement Vehicles Increase Service Reliability and System Efficiency and Reliability.intended Beneficiaries: All Dial-a-lift Customers and Operators Will Benefit From New Replacement Vehicles.subrecipient Activities: N/a
Committed
$491,320
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