This is a super grant with multiple funding sources/activities.section 5339 funds to fund up to 28 replacement vehicles for 13 rural public transit agencies in the state of michigan.section 5311 funds…

The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) awarded $5,057,386 to the Michigan Department of Passenger Transportation Division on September 4, 2025, under the Buses and Bus Facilities Formula, Competitive, and Low or No Emissions Programs (CFDA 20.526). This formula grant combines Section 5339 and Section 5311 funding to support rural public transportation infrastructure and operations across Michigan. The primary deliverables include the purchase of up to 28 replacement vehicles for 13 rural public transit agencies, equipment acquisition, rehabilitation and construction of transit facilities, and ongoing public transportation operations in rural areas of the state. The grant will be executed through December 30, 2027.

The award encompasses 72 subrecipients that will collectively implement vehicle purchases, facility improvements, and transit operations to enhance public transportation service quality in their respective service areas. The intended beneficiaries include the participating public transit agencies, transit system users, and local communities throughout Michigan's rural regions. This funding enables rural transit providers to modernize aging vehicle fleets and infrastructure, ensuring continued access to essential transportation services for residents in underserved communities.

Activities

Purchase vehicles equipment and rehabilitation and construction on facilities and operate public transportation in the rural areas of the state.

Expected outcomes

Funding will allow public transit agencies to provide quality transportation in their service areas

Intended beneficiaries

Public transit agencies and users as well as local communities in michigan.

Subrecipient activities

Purchase vehicles equipment and rehabilitation and construction on facilities and operate public transit in the rural areas of the state. There are 72 subrecipients please see attached POP(s) for details.