Provide capital assistance to assist the city of high point in maintaining a state of good repair

The Department of Transportation Federal Transit Administration awarded the City of High Point $278,897 on August 18, 2026, under the Section 5307 Urbanized Area Formula Grant program (CFDA 20.507) for capital assistance to maintain a state of good repair of the transit system.

Funding supports engineering and design costs of $194,862 for maintenance facility renovations coordinated with a separate project (NC-2025-066), purchase of a new diesel fuel dispenser for $16,000 to replace a unit installed in 2002, acquisition of new bus stop signage for $24,000, and purchase of a replacement administrative vehicle for $44,035. Performance is located in North Carolina with an ultimate completion date of March 30, 2035. The city obligated $348,621 against this award. No sub-recipients were involved in delivery. The award enables High Point to maintain infrastructure supporting quality transportation services to the city and surrounding communities.

Purpose

The purpose of this award is to provide capital assistance to assist the city of high point in maintaining a state of good repair. The award will provide for the purchase of a new diesel fuel dispenser bus stop signage and a replacement administrative vehicle. The award will also provide funding for the engineering and design costs related to the maintenance facility renovation funded by NC-2025-066. This is an FFY2021 section 5307 urbanized area formula funds application in the amount of $278897.

Activities

$194862.00 will be used to cover engineering and design costs for the maintenance facility renovations funded under NC-2025-066. $16000 will be used to purchase a new fuel dispenser to replace the existing unit installed in 2002. $24000.00 will be used to purchase new bus stop signage and $44035.00 will be used to purchase a replacement administrative vehicle.

Expected outcomes

Capital assistance enables the city of high point to maintain a state of good repair which in turn supports the provision of quality transportation services to the community.

Intended beneficiaries

The beneficiaries of the funding are the citizens of high point and the surrounding communities.