Project Grant AZ2021053

Award Date 8/10/21
Completion Date 9/30/26
Dollars Obligated $12M
Federal Grant Program
20.509
Assistance Type
Project Grant
Place of Performance
Arizona, USA
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Under the grant, the Arizona DOT will utilize $735,247 in FY2021 formula funds and $1.9 million in additional federal and local funds to administer the program and provide technical assistance to subrecipients. Twenty-six subrecipients will deliver various rural and tribal transit services including demand response, deviated fixed route, fixed route with complementary paratransit, intercity feeder services, and intercity bus routes. Services will be provided by local and tribal governments as well as nonprofit agencies. The grant will also fund vehicle procurement and preventative maintenance activities to support fleet operations. The intended beneficiaries are rural residents, businesses, and healthcare providers who rely on these transit options.

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