This grant award provides operating security and preventive maintenance funds for the transit services operated in logan utah urbanized area

The Federal Transit Administration awarded Cache Valley Transit District $6.755 million on March 16, 2026, under the Federal Transit Formula Grants program (CFDA 20.507) to fund operating activities, security, and preventive maintenance for transit services in the Logan, Utah urbanized area.

Cache Valley Transit District, doing business as Connect Transit, will use the funds to sustain day-to-day public transportation operations serving the Logan urbanized area. The award supports continued transit service delivery designed to reduce traffic congestion and provide mobility options to low-income residents, individuals with limited mobility options, commuters, and students.

The period of performance extends through September 30, 2027. Work is performed in Utah. No sub-recipients are identified for this award.

Activities

The cache valley transit district (district) will use the awarded funds to pay for operating activities security and preventive maintenance activities to provide transit services in the logan utah urbanized area.

Expected outcomes

The district expects that the transit services will continue to reduce traffic congestion and provide mobility options to persons within the logan utah urbanized area.

Intended beneficiaries

The district transit services are designed to benefit the low-income population those with limited mobility options commuters and students.