The purpose of this FFY 2022 section 5307 full apportionment is to provide operating funds for the cost of operating fixed-route and paratransit capital funds for maintenance purchase of rolling stock…

The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) awarded CC Public Works, doing business as the Carson Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (CAMPO), $2,865,685 in obligated funding under the Federal Transit Formula Grants program (CFDA 20.507) on August 5, 2025. This formula grant supports the continued operation, maintenance, and capital improvements of the Jump Around Carson (JAC) transit system and JAC Assist paratransit service serving Carson City, Nevada through December 31, 2028. The FFY 2022 Section 5307 apportionment of $1,875,404 will fund operating expenses including third-party contract operator services, vehicle fuel, staff salaries, facility upgrades, and the purchase of rolling stock, with two vehicle replacements partially funded through this award (internal vehicle IDs 4241 and 4243).

The grant directly benefits the Carson City community by ensuring sustained operation and maintenance of transit services with particular emphasis on serving seniors and individuals with disabilities through the paratransit component. CAMPO will utilize a portion of the funds to contract with a third-party operator for JAC Transit system operations. The award supports compliance with CAMPO's Transit Asset Management Plan through revenue vehicle replacement and infrastructure enhancements, while maintaining the accessibility and reliability of public transportation services in the urbanized area.

Activities

Funds will cover operating expenses including 3RD party contract operator for fixed-route and paratransit vehicle fuel staff salaries maintenance bus and bus facility upgrades and the purchase of rolling stock.

Expected outcomes

Funding will allow for the continued operation maintenance and management of the JAC transit system and the JAC assist paratransit system. Funding will be used to ensure compliance with JAC transit asset management plan (TAM) for the replacement of revenue vehicles.

Intended beneficiaries

Beneficiaries will include all current and potential riders of the JAC transit system including the large senior rider population along with all paratransit riders including seniors and riders with disabilities.

Subrecipient activities

Campo will utilize a portion these funds for the contracted services of a 3RD-party operator for the JAC transit system operating in carson city. Funding will not be distributed to any other sub-recipients who operate transit.