This is a new FFY2024 application combining three funding sources apportioned to the ST augustine UZA: sections 5307 5339 and SU/STP funding

Saint Johns County received a $155,952.00 formula grant from the Federal Transit Administration under the Buses and Bus Facilities Formula, Competitive, and Low or No Emissions Programs (CFDA 20.526) awarded on July 16, 2025. This funding supports the operation and maintenance of the county's deviated fixed-route and paratransit services serving the St. Augustine Urbanized Area. The award combines three funding sources—Sections 5307 and 5339 of the Federal Transit Act, along with Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) Surface Transportation Program (STP) funds—to ensure comprehensive support for the transit system.

The capital funds will be allocated toward bus replacement, one year of preventive maintenance, and project administration, with no operating costs included in this application. These investments will enable St. Johns County to maintain its rolling stock in a state of good repair, meet preventive maintenance standards, and continue uninterrupted public transportation service. The primary beneficiaries include transit-dependent populations, including workers and individuals with physical disabilities who rely on public transportation for employment and daily living activities. The grant period extends through March 30, 2032, supporting sustained fleet and facility operations management.

Activities

These funds will be used to assist the operation and maintenance of ST johns countys deviated fixed route and paratransit services. Capital funds will be used to cover bus replacement and eligible expenses for one year of preventive maintenance and project administration for the county. No operating costs are included in this application.

Expected outcomes

This funding will permit the transit provider to meet preventive maintenance standards continue operations and keep rolling stock in a state of good repair.

Intended beneficiaries

Riders that rely on public transportation will benefit from continued service permitting the workforce and individuals with physical disabilities to get to work and to activities that are necessary for every day living.

Subrecipient activities

Operations and maintenance of the fleet and facility.