The city and borough of juneaus (CBJ) capital transit will complete the rehabilitation and structural upgrades to the current maintenance and administration facility

The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) awarded $2.83 million under the Buses and Bus Facilities Formula, Competitive, and Low or No Emissions Programs (CFDA 20.526) to the Alaska State Department of Public Transportation on September 23, 2025, for structural rehabilitation and modernization of the City and Borough of Juneau's Capital Transit maintenance and administration facility. Through this Project Grant, the City and Borough of Juneau will execute comprehensive facility upgrades including installation of a new PVC roof system over the existing 17,000 square foot metal roof to meet current snow loading and seismic code requirements, replacement of overhead vehicle doors, and partial concrete floor replacement.

In addition to structural improvements, the project encompasses security and safety enhancements including expanded fire sprinkler system coverage, installation of security cameras and keyless door locks on all exterior doors, and new perimeter fencing with automated gates at facility access points. The Alaska State Department of Public Transportation serves as the prime recipient with oversight responsibilities, while the City and Borough of Juneau functions as the subrecipient responsible for project implementation. The rehabilitated facility is expected to serve Capital Transit staff and riders with modernized infrastructure meeting contemporary operational standards, with completion targeted for June 30, 2028.

Activities

Structural upgrades to include:new roof system to meet roof snow loading and current seismic codes. New PVC roof assembly will be installed over the existing 17000 SF metal roof. Security upgrades consisting of cameras and automated gates at access points expansion of the existing fire sprinkler system security cameras and keyless door locks to all exterior doors and new perimeter fencing including adding automated gatesreplacement of the overhead vehicle doorsreplace portions of the concrete floor

Expected outcomes

Rehabilitated and modernized the maintenance facility up to new standards.

Intended beneficiaries

CBJ staff and riders

Subrecipient activities

CBJ is a subrecipient to akdot and will carry out the project with akdots oversight