Single award · grant

Primary Goal of This Award Is to Support and Enhance Rural Transit Services Throughout Indiana by Providing…

Award ID: IN-2025-013

FY2025 · complete year · data as of 2026-09-01

A single federal award, with both ends of the trail linked.

$51.7M
Total award value

Award IN-2025-013 is a grant from the Department of Transportation to Indiana Department of Transportation, $51.7M obligated, FY2025 to FY2030, for Primary Goal of This Award Is to Support and Enhance Rural Transit Services Throughout Indiana by…. The work is performed in Indiana. Source

Description

Application Purpose: The Primary Goal of This Award Is to Support and Enhance Rural Transit Services Throughout Indiana by Providing Both Operating Assistance and Technical Guidance to Transit Operators. This Funding Is Designed to Strengthen Mobility Options in Rural Communities Ensuring Access to Reliable Transportation for Residents Who Depend on These Services. Additionally the Award Facilitates the Replacement of Aging Transit Vehicles and Supports the Expansion of Fleets to Accommodate Growing Transportation Needs. By Investing in Modern and Efficient Transit Solutions This Initiative Aims to Improve Service Quality Increase Accessibility and Promote Sustainable Transit Infrastructure Across Indiana.; Activities Performed: This Award Supports a Comprehensive Set of Activities Aimed at Enhancing Rural Transit Services Across Indiana. IT Provides Vital Operating Assistance to Rural Transit Systems Ensuring They Can Maintain Reliable Transportation Services for Residents Who Depend on Them. Additionally IT Offers Technical Assistance to Transit Operators Equipping Them with the Necessary Resources Training and Expertise to Improve Operational Efficiency and Service Quality. A Key Component of This Initiative Is the Procurement of Transit Vehicles Including the Replacement of Aging Fleets and the Acquisition of New Vehicles to Meet Expanding Transportation Demands. By Investing in These Areas This Award Promotes Sustainable Mobility Solutions Strengthens Public Transportation Networks and Fosters Greater Accessibility in Rural Communities Across the State.; Expected Outcomes: The Expected Outcome of This Award Is to Strengthen Rural Transit Systems Across Indiana by Providing Essential Funding for Operating Assistance Vehicle Replacement and Fleet Expansion. This Investment Will Ensure That Rural Communities Have Access to Reliable Efficient and Sustainable Transportation Options Enabling Residents to Connect to Jobs Healthcare Education and Other Vital Services.by Supporting Operating Assistance This Award Allows Transit Providers to Maintain and Enhance Their Services Ensuring Consistent Accessibility for Those Who Rely on Public Transportation. Funding for Vehicle Replacement Enables Transit Agencies to Upgrade Aging Fleets Reducing Maintenance Costs and Improving Service Quality with Modern Fuel-Efficient and Ada-Compliant Vehicles. Additionally Funding for Fleet Expansion Supports the Growth of Transit Systems Allowing Agencies to Accommodate Increasing Demand and Serve a Broader Population.through These Initiatives the Award Aims to Strengthen the Public Transportation Network and Contribute to the Long-Term Sustainability and Accessibility of Rural Transit in Indiana.; Intended Beneficiaries: The Intended Beneficiaries of This Award Are the Citizens Living in Rural Areas Across the State of Indiana. These Individuals Often Face Unique Transportation Challenges Due to Limited Access to Public Transit Services Making Reliable Mobility Options Essential for Their Daily Lives. By Supporting Rural Transit Systems This Award Directly Benefits Residents Who Depend on These Services for Commuting to Work Attending Medical Appointments Accessing Educational Opportunities and Engaging in Community Activities.additionally This Funding Helps Ensure That Rural Communities Receive the Same Level of Accessibility and Service Quality as Urban Areas. Improved Transit Options Contribute to Economic Development by Connecting People to Jobs and Local Businesses Fostering Greater Participation in Social and Economic Activities.overall This Initiative Seeks to Enhance the Quality of Life for Rural Residents Ensuring They Have Dependable Safe and Efficient Transportation That Meets Their Evolving Needs and Strengthens Community Connectivity Across Indiana.; Subrecipient Activities: The Subrecipient Activities Involve Delivering Essential Public Transit Services to Rural Communities Across Indiana While Ensuring Full Compliance with All Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Rules and Regulations. These Activities Include Operating and Managing Transit Routes That Serve Residents in Underserved Areas Providing Reliable and Accessible Transportation Options for Individuals Traveling to Work Medical Appointments Educational Institutions and Other Essential Destinations.subrecipients Are Responsible for Maintaining Safe and Efficient Transit Operations Including Scheduling Fare Collection Vehicle Maintenance and Customer Service Initiatives That Enhance Rider Experience. Additionally They Must Ensure Adherence to FTA Guidelines Regarding Accessibility Safety Standards and Financial Reporting Demonstrating Responsible Stewardship of Federal Funding. Compliance Efforts Also Involve Participating in Audits Submitting Required Documentation and Implementing Policies That Align with Federal State and Local Transit Regulations.by Fulfilling These Responsibilities Subrecipients Contribute to a Well-Functioning and Sustainable Rural Transit Network Fostering Connectivity and Improving Mobility for Residents Across the State.

Award details

Award typeGrant
FAININ-2025-013
Action date2025
Period53 mo
Place of performanceIndiana →
Category—
Competed?Not recordedSource
Total (exact)$51,685,639

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