Providing and maintaining commuter bus services in the new york capital region and mid-hudson region during january 1 2024 - december 31 2024.

The Federal Transit Administration awarded the Capital District Transportation Authority $7.827 million on June 15, 2026, under the Federal Transit Formula Grants program (CFDA 20.507) to provide and maintain commuter bus services in the New York Capital Region and Mid-Hudson Region during 2024.

CDTA operated commuter routes connecting Kingston to New York City, Albany to Kingston, the Catskill area to Albany, Gloversville and Amsterdam to Albany, and Warrensburg and Glens Falls to Albany. The authority oversaw contractor operations, grants maintenance, and regulatory reporting throughout the performance period. The funding served commuters in the New York Capital Region and Mid-Hudson Region. No sub-recipients were involved in the award. Performance occurred in New York, with an ultimate completion date of June 26, 2026.

Activities

Cdta is responsible to ensure the successful provision of service by the contractor oversight of operation and grants maintenance and reporting as required.routes include kingston - new york city albany - kingston catskill area catskill - albany gloversville/amsterdam - albany and warrensburg/glens falls - albany during the period of january 1 2024 - december 31 2024.

Expected outcomes

Delivery of commuter bus services in the new york capital region and mid-hudson region.

Intended beneficiaries

Commuters in the new york capital region and mid-hudson region.