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Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: the Purpose of This Grant Is to Replace Approximately Three (3) Cng-powered Cutaway Paratransit Vehicles That Have Exceeded Their Useful Life With New 22FT Electric Vans.; Activities Performed: Provide Funding to Replace Approximately Three (3) Cng-powered Cutaway Vehicles With New Electric VANS.1: 2015 E450 Ford Champion Challenger Vin# 1FDFE4S5FD24606 Ulb of Five Years/vehicle Age Eight YEARS2: 2015 E450 Ford Champion Challenger Vin# 1FDFE4S7FD34607 Ulb of Five Years/vehicle Age Eight YEARS3: 2015 E450 Ford Champion Challenger Vin# 1FDFE4S9FD34068 Ulb of Five Years/vehicle Age Eight Years; Expected Outcomes: Valley Transit Will Continue to Progress Toward the Federal State and Local Goals to Lower Emissions Through This Replacement Purchase of Approximately Three (3) Cng-powered Cutaway Paratransit Vehicles With New Electric Vans.; Intended Beneficiaries: Valley Transit Paratransit Passengers Will Benefit From These New Electric Vans.; Subrecipient Activities: None
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