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Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: This Grant Will Be Used for the Purchase of Approximately One (1) Paratransit Less Than 35-FT Replacement Vehicles and Associated Equipment to Improve Communication Security and Passenger Amenities Such as Radios Cameras and Vehicle Locators. the Vehicles Will Be Used for Purchased Services From a Non-profit Agency for Transportation Services for the Elderly and Persons With Disabilities Who Are Otherwise Unable to Utilize BFTS Regular Fixed-route Service.; Activities Performed: Purchase of Approximately One (1) Paratransit Less Than 35-FT Replacement Buses and Associated Equipment.; Expected Outcomes: These Replacement Bus Will Improve System Reliability to the Benton Franklin Public Transportation Benefit Area.; Intended Beneficiaries: Members of the Public Located in the Cities of Kennewick Pasco Richland West Richland Benton City Prosser and Certain Unincorporated Areas of Benton and Franklin Counties.; Subrecipient Activities: N/a
Committed
$310,451
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