Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: the Purpose of This Award Is to Provide Funding for the Purchase of Maintenance and Operations Equipment Necessary to Maintain the Skagit Transit System Safety Security and Efficiency.; Activities Performed: Purchases of the Following Equipment (approximately One) - Snow Plow Attachment Forklift Hyster Parking Lot Line Stripper Staff Vehicle.; Expected Outcomes: the Facility Maintenance Equipment (forklift Snow-plow Line Stripper) Will Be Utilized for Maintenance of Public Use Areas of Facilities Maintained by Skagit Transit I.e. Park and Rides Skagit Station (multi Modal Station) and the Agencys Maintenance Operations and Administration Facility. the Staff Vehicle Will Be Used by Coach Operators to Travel Between the Base of Operations (MOA) to Skagit Station at Shift Change.; Intended Beneficiaries: the Intended Beneficiaries Are the Members of the Skagit County Community That Utilize Skagit Transit Facilities for Access to Ride Sharing Services Local and Regional Transit and Multi Modal Transportation Such as Intercity Bus and Rail Services.; Subrecipient Activities: None.
Committed
$99,000
Paid out
$89.4K
90%
Committed, not yet paid
$9.6K
10%
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