Vermont Agency of Transportation Is Requesting the Following SFY24 Project Using Fhwa CMAQ Funds Flexed to…
FY2026 ended Sep 30 · data still posting · data as of 2026-11-01†
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Award VT-2026-003 is a grant from the Department of Transportation to Vermont Agency of Transportation, $17.4M obligated, FY2026 to FY2027, for Vermont Agency of Transportation Is Requesting the Following SFY24 Project Using Fhwa CMAQ Funds…. The work is performed in Vermont. Source
Description
Application Purpose: The Vermont Agency of Transportation Is Requesting the Following SFY24 Project Using Fhwa CMAQ Funds Flexed to 5311 for All of Vermont- Total $21568925 with $17410140 Federal/ $350317 State/ $3808468 Local. Attached Documentation for the Transfer Is Included. Match for These Funds Will Come from a Combination of the T-Fund (State of Vermont) Local Municipalities and Institutions and Eligible Contracts. The Funds Being Used for the SFY24 Flex Are as Follows and Detailed in the Pop.; Activities Performed: * CMAQ Operating Assistance:* State Program Administration:* Special Services Administration: * Preventative Maintenance: * Non-Vehicle Capital: * Vehicle Capital:; Expected Outcomes: Vermont Has a Special Focused Program for Extensive Service for the Elderly and Those with Disabilities (See Attached Pop for Providers and Amounts). This Special Program Provides Increased Access for Those 60 Years or Older and with Disabilities. CMAQ Operating Provides the Necessary Funding Support to Assist the Transit Providers with Eligible Operating Costs. Preventive Maintenance Assists 8 Sub-Recipients with Associated Capital Maintenance Including Equipment Tires Tubes and Material Preventive Maintenance of Rolling Stock and Their Associated Equipment. The Preventive Maintenance Includes All Standard Activities Supplies Materials Labor Services and Associated Costs Required to Preserve or Extend the Functionality and Serviceability of the Asset in a Cost-Effective Manner Up to and Including the Current State of the Art for Maintaining Assets to a State of Good Repair. Vtrans Has Responsibility for Approximately 335 Vehicles and We Require That They Be Kept to Manufacturers Recommended Preventive Maintenance Schedules. Additional 11 Vehicles Will Be Purchased as Replacements and Expansion Vehicles; More Details Are Provided in Their Respective Budget Descriptions. The Capital Requests Allow the Transit Providers to Maintain a State of Good Repair with Their Vehicles Equipment Facilities and Maintain Safe and Reliable Transportation Services.; Intended Beneficiaries: This Grant Reflects Every Type of Service Delivered Across the State in Every Region Each and Every Resident and Visitor to Vermont Has the Chance to Access General Mobility Whether Its for Recreation Work Medical Service or Personal Business. These Services Are Provided by a Range of Methods from the Highest-Level Commuter Bus to General Fixed Route to Demand Response Buses and Volunteers in Their Own Vehicles Transporting Their Neighbors Friends and Strangers.; Subrecipient Activities: Vtrans Competitively Selected Green Mountain Transit (Rural) Advance Transit Rural Community Transportation Southeast Vermont Transit Tri Valley Transit Green Mountain Community Network Marble Valley Regional Transit District Vabvi and Vpta. This Application Will Cover the Service Types Listed Above. For Full Descriptions of Sub-Recipients and Contact Information See Attached Description of Services with Source of Local Match.