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Read. Follow. Verify.Grant Application for Nine New ADA-Accessible Paratransit Vehicles
Record date · April 14, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The County is seeking $1,022,656 in state and federal grant funding to purchase nine new vehicles for Paratransit Services. The project requires a ing contribution of $113,630 to complete the total purchase.
This resolution authorizes the acquisition of nine specialized transit vehicles for residents who rely on Paratransit Services, funded by a mix of $1,022,656 in external grants and $113,630 in local county funds.
Who It Affects
Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.
Paratransit service users
These residents will have access to nine new ADA-accessible vehicles for their transportation needs.
County taxpayers
County funds in the amount of $113,630 are allocated as a local match for the grant.
Key Facts
- The County is applying for $1,022,656 in federal and state grant funds for State Fiscal Year 2025.
- The project requires a 10% local match of $113,630.
- The total project involves the purchase of nine ADA-accessible transit vehicles.
- Each vehicle is valued at $126,254.
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- The County Administrator or the Director of the Transportation Department is authorized to submit the application.
- The County Administrator is authorized to execute the grant agreement and perform all necessary budgetary actions.
- All grant agreements are subject to legal review by the Office of the County Attorney.
- The funding is specifically designated for Paratransit Services.
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Grant Leverage Ratio
The county is leveraging $1,022,656 in external funds by committing $113,630, representing a 9:1 funding ratio.
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