Friday, March 05, 2010 AK: $140,000 Manley Village Council (ARRA Grant) The Manley Village Council will use the funds to purchase a 35-foot bus.

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1 March 2010 AK: $140,000 Manley Village Council (ARRA Grant) The Manley Village Council will use the funds to purchase a 35-foot bus. AL: $8.1 Million (ARRA Grant) The Alabama Department of Transportation will use the funds to purchase 11 buses; four vans; engineering and design for two facilities; rehabilitation and renovation of a bus facility; real estate; acquisition and rehabilitation of a parking facility, preventative maintenance and operating assistance. AZ: $17.2 Million (ARRA Grant) The City of Phoenix: $15 million to purchase two buses, to construct four park-and-ride lots, and for operating assistance. Arizona DOT: $2.2 million for Park & Ride lots, administrative buildings, and a vehicle storage lot. Yuma Metropolitan Planning Organization: $14,991 to complete installation of card-readers in every MSTII (MB) vehicle. CA: $83.9 Million (ARRA Grant) City of Modesto: $35,500 for preventative maintenance. City of Turlock: $194,532 for a bus transfer hub facility. Orange County Transportation Authority: $500,000 to purchase three

2 alternative fuel buses as replacements for the City of Laguna Beach. City of Vallejo: $2.4 million for repair and rehabilitation of the Vallejo Intermodal Station. Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority: $69,776 for the Metro Blue Line traction power substation. Southern California Regional Rail Authority: $4.7 million to fund track rehabilitation, Positive Train Control, Keller Yard storage, Central Maintenance Facility Guard, and insurance. City of Vacaville: $527,655 for the Vacaville Intermodal Station; $115,330 to purchase 14 electronic fareboxes. City of Santa Clarita: $2.4 million for construction of two transit parking facilities. City of Fresno: $1.2 million for operating assistance. City of Montebello: $1.9 million to purchase three 40ft. CNG replacement buses and for operating assistance. City of La Mirada: $63,287 for bus security cameras and maintenance equipment. City of Fairfield: $172,340 to install 63 fareboxes; $788,484 for the purchase of six buses. Golden Gate Bridge Highway and Transportation Department: $2.4 million for replacement of bus wash equipment. The Sacramento Regional Transit District: $488,000 to purchase six replacement minivans and operating assistance. City of Manteca: $649,009 to purchase bus passenger amenities. San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART): $17 million for railcar and station equipment improvements Municipal Transportation Agency/City and County of San Francisco (MUNI): $18.2 million to rebuild and perform preventive maintenance on light rail vehicles. San Mateo County Transit: $2 million for preventive maintenance and the purchase of four replacement buses. Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board: $2.7 million for the San Mateo bridges replacement project. Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority: $12.3 million for the purchase of foot buses. Union City: $77,123 for the purchase of two 35-foot buses. Western Contra Costa Transit Authority: $197,637 for preventive maintenance and the purchase of a generator. Easter Contra Costa Transit Authority: $1.1 million for preventive maintenance, the purchase of lifts, and parking lot repairs. Central Contra Costa Transit Authority: $1.1 million for preventive maintenance. Livermore-Amador Valley Transit Authority: $779,046 for preventive maintenance. City of Santa Rosa: $1 million for the purchase of two hybrid electric buses. City of Simi Valley: $1 million for garage modernization, ADA operations, and equipment. Napa County Transportation Planning Agency: $721,312 for bus rehabilitation and the purchase of shop equipment. Sonoma County Transit: $448,161 to replace one 40-foot CNG bus.

3 Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District: $6.7 million for preventive maintenance. CO: $6.4 Million (ARRA Grant) The Colorado Department of Transportation: $2.2 million for operating assistance and to purchase three replacement buses and a van, to rebuild two buses; and purchase equipment. The City of Colorado Springs: $4.2 million for the purchase of three support maintenance vehicles, 30 paratransit vans, construction of administration facility, renovate passenger facility; security equipment; bus stop enhancements and operating assistance. CT:$237,778 (ARRA Grant) The Connecticut Department of Transportation will use the funds for Marlborough Park and Ride Lot improvements. DC: $1.6 Million (ARRA Grant) The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority will use the funds for preventative maintenance. FL: $27.6 Million (ARRA Grant) The Sarasota County Transportation Authority: $4.6 million to purchase two hybrid buses, ITS equipment, and to fund a transfer facility. Lake County Board of County Commissioners: $180,067 for operating assistance; Lakeland Area Mass Transit District: $3.9 million to purchase one 35-foot bus, bus shelters, operating assistance, miscellaneous bus equipment and construct a rehabilitation facility. The Jacksonville Transportation Authority: $9.3 million to purchase nine lowfloor 40-foot buses; transit enhancement; facility improvements; bus shelter enhancements; rehabilitation/renovation of administrative and maintenance buildings; cooling systems for buses; park-and-ride lots; bus shelters and miscellaneous support equipment. Florida Department of Transportation: $3.1 million for purchase and

4 installation of a metal structure to provide cover for vehicles; intercity bus terminal building and operating assistance; Martin County Board of County Commissioners: $1.2 million to purchase an administrative building and intermodal hub; Miami-Dade Transit Agency: $5.3 million to purchase three 30-foot shuttle buses; two 30-foot minbuses; three 30-foot minibuses for circulator bus routes; bus shelters and operating assistance. GA: $12.1 Million (ARRA Grant) Georgia Department of Transportation: $4.9 million to purchase 21 vans; 13 shuttle buses; two intercity buses; bus shelters; computer systems; automatic vehicle locators; mobile data; security cameras; communications systems; miscellaneous shop equipment; bus terminals and multimodal facility. Georgia Department of Transportation: $3.2 million for the purchase of six new buses, bus refurbishment, fare collection equipment; ITS equipment, and surveillance and security equipment; Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority: $2.3 million for operating assistance. Cobbs Community Transit: $244,880 will be used to fund the Cobb Community Transit paratransit facility and surveillance cameras. Henry County Board of Commissioners: $120,000 for construction of a lube shop and miscellaneous shop equipment; Georgia Regional Transportation Authority: $636,298 for operating assistance; Chatham Area Transit Authority: $449,039 for operating assistance; Cherokee County Commission: $4,761 for additional support to purchase miscellaneous communications equipment. Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners: $217,880 for operating assistance. IA: $1.3 Million (ARRA Grant) The Des Moines Regional Transit Authority: $1.3 million to purchase five buses, work on an administrative and maintenance facility, miscellaneous shop equipment and operating assistance. The Keyline Bus System: $44,137 to purchase four mobile data terminals. ID: $720,202 (ARRA Grant)

5 Kootenai County will use the funds toward the purchase of 12 buses. IL: $11.1 Million (ARRA Grant) The Illinois Department of Transportation: $9.7 million for rural transit facility improvements. Champaign-Urbana Mass Transit District: $1.3 million to renovate an administrative/maintenance facility. The Regional Transportation Authority: $122,165 for locomotive rehabilitation and station renovation. IN: $13.8 Million (ARRA Grant) The Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission: $1.7 million to purchase four vans; for bus station renovations; and for miscellaneous bus support equipment and transit enhancements. City of Anderson: $1.6 million will use the funds to purchase a bus, two vans, and three support vehicles, and for operating assistance. City of Kokomo: $1.0 million to purchase a transit operations control center; two 30-foot buses and operating assistance; Indiana Department of Transportation: $7.6 million will use the funds towards construction and renovation of administrative and maintenance facilities. City of Columbus: $888,815 for construction of a transfer facility. Gary Public Transportation Corporation: $725,000 for operating assistance. The Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission: $216,000 for a centralized scheduling and dispatch center. KS: $4.6 Million (ARRA Grant) The Kansas Department of Transportation will use the funds for vehicles, the Riley Company Facility, bus shelters, bus stop signs and miscellaneous equipment.

6 KY: $247,300 - Louisville (ARRA Grant) The Transit Authority of River City will use the funds to purchase four buses and miscellaneous support equipment. Monday, March 01, 2010 LA: $7 Million (ARRA Grant) Louisiana Department of Transportation & Development: $6 million for miscellaneous equipment, four 50-foot passenger intercity buses and bus storage facilities. St. Tammany Parish Government: $1 million for construction of Highway 434 Park and Ride Lot. MA: $72.5 Million (ARRA Grant) Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority: $54.1 million for operating assistance and state of good repair improvements to MBTA s Rapid Transit Network; $13.9 million to fund improvements to Ashmont Station, and $90,000 to purchase an enhanced security camera system. Massachusetts DOT: $1.6 million to fund rural operating assistance, procurement of two 45-foot intercity coaches, one 25-foot hybrid bus, and equipment. Greater Attleboro-Taunton Regional Transit Authority: $199,947 for repair and replacement of ornamental fencing at the Attleboro Commuter Rail Station. Southeastern Regional Transit Authority: $2.6 million for operating assistance and procurement of eight buses. MD: $26.3 Million (ARRA Grant) The Maryland Transit Administration is receiving the following grants: $17.1 million for bus loop pavement reconstruction at MTA s Mondawmin Transit Center; heating and ventilation upgrades; light rail yard switches upgrades and replacement/overhaul of 24 rail substation circuit breakers. $4.3 million for facility renovations, preventative maintenance, shop equipment and parking lot construction. $2.9 million to the Baltimore urbanized area for MARC Public Address

7 System. $2 million to rural areas of Maryland to purchase nine buses. MI: $34.6 Million (ARRA Grant) City of Detroit Department of Transportation: $18.9 million to purchase foot low-floor diesel replacement buses; four 40-foot low-floor hybrid electric replacement buses and operating assistance; Michigan Department of Transportation: $12.4 million to purchase 12 buses; facility renovations; miscellaneous support equipment, and operating assistance; Michigan Department of Transportation: $524,072 for three vans; facility improvements; bus shelters and miscellaneous equipment. Michigan Department of Transportation: $167,820 to modify buses with minihybrid components. MN: $2.5 Million (ARRA Grant) The Minnesota Department of Transportation is receiving the following grants: $1.4 million to purchase 22 buses. $510,000 for transit hub and park-and-ride lot (Red Wing). $600,000 for web base routing; automatic vehicle locators and hardware. MO: $7.8 Million (ARRA Grant) Missouri Department of Transportation: $4.9 million for construction of two facilities and purchase of two intercity vehicles; Kansas City Area Transportation Authority: $1.8 million for preventative maintenance; shelters and operating assistance; Kansas City Area Transportation Authority City of Lee Summit: $1.1 million for commuter lot improvements.

8 MS: $492,477 - Hattiesburg (ARRA Grant) The City of Hattiesburg will use the funds to purchase a customer service kiosk; route software; GPS equipment; miscellaneous support equipment and operating assistance. NC: $11.5 Million (ARRA Grant) The North Carolina Department of Transportation: $8 million for 172 vehicles, facilities, shelters, preventive maintenance and mobility management equipment Piedmont Authority for Regional Transportation: $2.6 million for park-andride lots and the purchase of five buses. City of Fayetteville: $31,290 for ADA accessible sidewalks. City of High Point: $397,579 for operating assistance and miscellaneous communication equipment. City of Greeneville: $99,000 for surveillance equipment; Western Piedmont Regional Transit Authority: $138,568 for operating assistance; Goldsboro/Wayne Transportation Authority: $90,000 for operating assistance; Cape Fear Public Transportation Authority: $138,568 for operating assistance. NE: $4.6 Million (ARRA Grant) The Nebraska Department of Roads will use the funds for construction of six maintenance and administrative facilities. NH: $782,590 (ARRA Grant) The New Hampshire Department of Transportation: $502,769 for operating assistance and equipment. Manchester Transit Authority: $92,282 for operating assistance and 24 Bus Bicycle Racks. Greater Derry-Salem Cooperative Alliance for Regional Transportation: $14,975 for operating assistance. Cooperative Alliance for Seacoast Transportation: $67,282 for operating assistance. University of New Hampshire: $38,000 for dispatch/fleet communications system, new upgraded radios, and miscellaneous support equipment. City of Nashua: $67,282 for operating assistance. NJ: $52.4 Million (ARRA Grant) The New Jersey Transit Corporation will use the funds to purchase

9 foot buses; track renovations; intermodal terminals; signal systems and miscellaneous support equipment. NV: $2.1 Million (ARRA Grant) The Nevada Department of Transportation will use the funds to purchase three buses, and miscellaneous support equipment. NY: $25.7 Million (ARRA Grant) New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority: $5.7 million to purchase 14 CNG buses for Long Island. New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority: $4.4 for rail repair and rehabilitation work at five stations. Chemung County Transit System: $460,000 to purchase a bus and scheduling software. New York State DOT: $3.2 million to purchase 21 buses; additional funds for intercity replacement buses; bus passenger shelters; miscellaneous. Orange County: $1.7 million will be used for operating assistance. City of Poughkeepsie: $1.4 million will use the funds toward design/engineer work for transit hub project; miscellaneous communication equipment; miscellaneous electric/power equipment; mobile fare collection equipment; preventative maintenance and operating assistance. Rochester Genesee Regional Transportation Authority: $6.4 million to purchase eight 40-foot low-floor heavy-duty diesel transit buses; renovatiom and rehabilitation of the RTS Campus Facility. Tompkins County: $2.2 million to purchase six buses, surveillance and sec. equipment.. The Central New York Regional Transportation Authority: $168,550 for the purchase and installation of 21 bus passenger shelters. OH: $24.6 Million (ARRA Grant) Ohio Department of Transportation: $9.2 million for transit facilities. Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority: $9.3 million for operating assistance and track rehabilitation in the Cleveland Metropolitan Area. Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority: $1 million for station rehabilitation and track upgrades in Cleveland. Central Ohio Transit Authority: $926,678 for Paratransit/Small Bus Facility construction. City of Middletown: $280,988 for operating assistance, ADA service, and shelters. Portage Area Regional Transportation Authority: $316,820 for renovation of a Transit Maintenance and Storage Facility in Kent. Greene County Transit Board: $704,997 to purchase 10 buses; bus shelters and operating assistance. Licking County Transit Board: $216,355 will use to purchase three buses,

10 communication & security equipment; bicycle racks for buses; resurfacing bus storage area and parking lot; City of Newark: $394,392 will use the funds to purchase four buses, computer equipment and software, and operating assistance. Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority: $2.2 million for buses, operating expenses, a tire changer, preventative maintenance, and the Rockefeller Bridge demolition; The Lorain County Transit Board: $11,532 for operating assistance. OK: $4 Million (ARRA Grant) Metropolitan Tulsa Transit Authority: $4 million to purchase 12 buses; rehabilitate administrative/maintenance facility; and ADA paratransit service. City of Lawton: $17,501 to purchase a van. OR: $44 million (ARRA Grant) Oregon Department of Transportation: $38.4 million will use to purchase two high-speed passenger rail station sets for use in commuter rail service. Salem Area Mass Transit District: $1.3 million will use the funds for operating expenses and transit centers Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon: $4.3 million to construct the Willow Creek pocket track light rail line; replace underground storage tanks; install wayside horns on commuter rail line; and install replacement bicycle locker units. Lane Transit District: $64,678 to fund 500 bus stop signs and poles along bus routes. PA: $18.6 Million (ARRA Grant) Southeast Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA): $12.5 for the renovation of Malvern Station. The York County Transportation Authority: $2.4 million for administrative and maintenance facility property acquisition. Cumberland-Dauphin-Harrisburg Transit Authority: $2 million to purchase four buses and bus shelters. Lehigh and Northampton Transportation Authority: $1.7 million for preventive maintenance and security equipment. PR: $7.8 Million (ARRA Grant) Puerto Rico Highway and Transportation Authority: $400,000 to construct bus shelters. Municipality of Gurabo: $650,000 for ADA equipment, communications equipment, security equipment, preventative maintenance, and operating assistance.

11 Municipality of Vega Alta: $325,000 to purchase four small transit buses. Municipality of Humacao: $150,000 for roof replacement; Municipality of Juncos: $943,750 to purchase three 30-foot expansion buses, one expansion van and maintenance facility; rehabilitation. Municipality of Camuy: $474,949 to purchase two 20-foot replacement vans; two 40-foot 25 passenger expansion trolley buses and preventative maintenance. Municipality of Guaynabo: $2 million to purchase eight 35-foot expansion buses; six 30-foot expansion buses; transit stop signs and radio communications equipment. Municipality of Hatillo: $400,000 to fund construction of a transit terminal. Municipality of Villalba: $680,000 to purchase eight vans and two small trolleys. The Municipality of Arecibo: $675,000 to purchase two trolleys, two paratransit vehicles and 32 shelters. The Municipality of Dorado: $710,000 for the purchase of three 24- passenger expansion buses; two paratransit 10-passenger cutaway small buses; installation of eight passenger shelters and administrative costs; The Puerto Rico Ports Authority (San Juan): $345,972 for the completion of a ferry terminal rehabilitation/renovation; surveillance equipment and ticketing booth equipment. RI: $13.4 Million (ARRA Grant) $4.4 million for construction of a parking garage and station platform for the Wickford Junction Station Project. 8.8 million to fund the Kennedy Plaza Bus Lane renovation, bus shelter installation, Rapid Bus Program, improvements to the maintenance facility, and operating assistance; and $238,972 for purchase of a low-floor hybrid electric propulsion bus. SC: $6.6 Million (ARRA Grant) The South Carolina Department of Transportation: $4.3 million for 71 buses, facilities, and intelligent transportation systems, and $604,111 for the IT communication department. The Central Midlands Regional Transit Authority: $1.6 million for operating assistance, automatic vehicle location systems, support equipment and preventative maintenance. City of South Hill: $410,000 will be used to purchase six buses and operating assistance. City of Anderson: $109,622 will be used for operating assistance and preventative maintenance. TN: $7.7 Million (ARRA Grant)

12 Tennessee DOT: $3.2 million to purchase 23 intercity buses; ADA enhancements for vehicles, a ramp, a bathroom; preventative maintenance; three intercity support vehicles; bus station support items; security/surveillance equipment computers; and ITS equipment. Regional Transportation Authority: $1.9 million to construct the Martha Station and for operating assistance. The Metropolitan Transit Authority: $2.6 million for facility rehabilitation. TX: $10.4 Million (ARRA Grant) Capital Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Austin): $7.5 million will be used for seven buses; operating assistance and pedestrian access walkways. The VIA Metropolitan Transit Authority (San Antonio): $1 million for a bus and a park-and-ride lot. City of Port Arthur: $1.2 million to construct a bus support facility. City of Tyler: $776,031 will be used for bus; shelters; bus parking renovations, and to improve the Tyler Transit Depot. UT: $1.1 Million (ARRA Grant) The Utah Department of Transportation will use the funds for intercity bus service. VA: $12.7 Million (ARRA Grant) Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation: $5 million to purchase 43 vans, 10 buses, one trolley bus, and miscellaneous equipment for rural areas. Greater Roanoke Transit Company: $1 million for operating assistance and miscellaneous capital projects. City of Charlottesville: $3.7 million to purchase four. hybrid buses; operating assistance; shelters; amenities; and miscellaneous equipment. Transportation District - Hampton Roads: $1 million for preventive maintenance. City of Harrisonburg: $142,563 for operating assistance; and security and shop equipment. Williamsburg Area Transit Authority: $350,000 for Automatic Vehicle Locator. City of Fredericksburg: $118,532 for operating assistance. City of Danville: $699,042 for operating assistance; facility rehabilitation and miscellaneous equipment for Danville. City of Winchester: $150,000 to purchase new bus stop signs for fixedroute system and an automatic stop announcement system for fixed-route fleet. Town of Blacksburg: $171,748 for operating assistance for Blacksburg Transit.

13 Greater Lynchburg Transit Company: $349,901 will be used for operating assistance, benches, computer hardware & software, signs, bus and washing equipment. The City of Bristol: $106,260 to purchase a bus, radios, and equipment, and for operating assistance. WA: $3.2 Million (ARRA Grant) The Washington State Department of Transportation will use the funds for ferry vessel preservation activities. WI: $8.9 Million (ARRA Grant) Wisconsin Department of Transportation: $8.8 million will be used to purchase 21 buses; 15 vans; 13 automobiles; passenger bus shelters, bus terminal, engineering/design of administrative/maintenance facility, and miscellaneous support equipment. Oshkosh Transit System: $29,877 will be used to fund the hybrid bus purchase program. WV: $4.4 Million (ARRA Grant) The West Virginia Department of Transportation will use the funds to purchase four. buses; seven vans; nine support vehicles; shop equipment; facility construction/improvements; and for operating assistance. Source: Federal Transit Administration