Provide a transit development plan paratransit software training digital signage for ADA compliances and 3 cutaways for the greenville transit authority D.B.A. Greenlink (GTA) to assist in providing…

The Department of Transportation Federal Transit Administration awarded Greenville Transit Authority, doing business as Greenlink, $812,471 on July 6, 2026, under the Enhanced Mobility of Seniors and Individuals with Disabilities program (CFDA 20.513).

The funding supports a transit development plan, paratransit software training, digital signage for ADA compliance, and three cutaway vehicles for Greenlink's paratransit operations serving people with disabilities and older adults in the Greenville, South Carolina area. The award enables Greenlink to continue providing ADA paratransit transportation services that connect riders to work, healthcare, grocery stores, and other essential destinations.

Period of performance extends from the award date through March 30, 2033. Place of performance is South Carolina. The assistance type is formula grant. No sub-recipients are involved.

Purpose

The purpose of this award is to provide a transit development plan paratransit software training digital signage for ADA compliances and 3 cutaways for the greenville transit authority D.B.A. Greenlink (GTA) to assist in providing ADA paratransit services.

Activities

This application is for funding to cover costs associated with TDP training signage and 3 cutaways for GTA.

Expected outcomes

Funding will permit GTA to continue to provide transportation services for people with disabilities and older adults.

Intended beneficiaries

GTA and the riders that rely on its service will benefit from continued services permitting individuals to get to work healthcare grocery stores and other destinations. Riders include those with disabilities and older adults who rely on gtas paratransit services.