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Application Purpose: the Purpose of This Award Is to Provide Funding for the Purchase of Approximately Three (3) Replacement Battery - Electric Buses for Everett Transit.; Activities Performed: the Purchase of Approximately Three (3) Battery-electric Buses to Replace Three Diesel Buses That Have Met or Are Past Their Useful Life.; Expected Outcomes: the Battery-electric Buses Will Improve the State of Good Repair for Transit Assets at Everett Transit and Reduce Emissions From Everett Transits Fleet. in Addition the Project Is Expected to Reduce Maintenance and Fuel Costs for Everett Transit.; Intended Beneficiaries: Everett Transit Serves a Municipality of an Estimated 110629 Residents and via Fixed-route and Paratransit Services Connects Those Residents to Partner Agencies and the Growing Communities North and East of Everett Snohomish County Washington.; Subrecipient Activities: None.
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$2.6 Million
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