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Nonprofit transit formula funding to sustain and expand services to persons with disabilities, seniors, children and people in rural areas.
Organization | County/Counties | Description | Award |
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Ben Franklin Transit | Benton, Franklin | Purchase 11 paratransit vehicles. Operate paratransit service. | $3,903,161 |
Clallam Transit | Clallam, Kitsap | Purchase five accessible vehicles. | $508,595 |
Grant Transit | Grant | Purchase three accessible vehicles. Operate paratransit service. | $803,201 |
Jefferson Transit | Jefferson | Operate paratransit service. | $283,362 |
Kitsap Transit | Kitsap | Contribute to the purchase of 36 paratransit vehicles. | $2,631,863 |
Mason Transit Authority | Mason | Purchase and repair vehicles, sustain and expand transportation services, improve buildings that support transit operations. | $1,438,025 |
Pullman Transit | Whitman | Replace paratransit van and wheelchair lifts for paratransit vans. Operate paratransit service. | $194,904 |
Selah Transit | Yakima | Operate paratransit service. | $13,235 |
Skagit Transit | Skagit | Purchase six accessible vehicles. Update technology to improve customer notifications. Operate paratransit service. | $1,053,831 |
Twin Transit | Lewis | Develop or upgrade bus stops and transit stations, purchases buses to expand fleet. | $528,512 |
For more information, contact Jillian Nordstrom, jillian.nordstrom@wsdot.wa.gov or 360-705-7911 or your local WSDOT Public Transportation Community Liaison.