97T24301

Description: This agreement provides funding under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) to Treasure Island Mobility Management Agency (TIMMA).

Specifically, the project will Treasure Island Connects will further benefit disadvantaged communities living on Treasure Island by expanding clean public transportation resources serving the area, thereby reducing exposure to harmful pollutants and promoting equitable access to education, employment, and health facilities.

TI Connects comprises six complementary projects: 1) A microtransit pilot connecting TI residents to key resources on mainland San Francisco; 2) A community circulator shuttle providing TI residents improved access to more locations on TI and YBI; 3) Enhancements to the existing MUNI bus service; 4) Electric ferry charging infrastructure to support conversion to zero-emission ferry service; 5) Implementation of bikeshare on TI; and 6) A transportation resource center to provide high quality jobs, training and affordable transit planning for low-income TI residents.

This assistance agreement provides full federal funding in the amount of $19,965,495.

See terms and conditions.

Activities: The activities to be performed comprise six complementary projects: 1) A microtransit pilot connecting TI residents to key resources on mainland San Francisco; 2) A community circulator shuttle providing TI residents improved access to more locations on TI and YBI; 3) Enhancements to the existing MUNI bus service; 4) Electric ferry charging infrastructure to support conversion to zero-emission ferry service; 5) Implementation of bikeshare on TI; and 6) A transportation resource center to provide high quality jobs, training and affordable transit planning for low-income TI residents.

Subrecipient: One Treasure Island (One TI), a community based organization (CBO), is the statutory partner.

One TI will lead the community engagement work, including convening the TI Connects work group (see community engagement plan).

One TI will also implement the workforce development components of the initiative and will be the implementing agency for Project 6 - the transportation resource center.

The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA): SFMTA is the agency responsible for providing transit service throughout San Francisco, including TI.

SFMTA will be responsible for implementing Project 3: Enhanced MUNI fixed route service, including procuring additional bus, evaluating ridership, and evaluating performance trends.

San Francisco Bay Area Water Emergency Transportation Authority (WETA): Responsible for and for implementing Project 4: Electric ferry charging infrastructure, including procuring a qualified contractor, constructing terminal electrification, and evaluating operating impacts.

Outcomes: TI Connects comprises six complementary projects: 1) A microtransit pilot connecting TI residents to key resources on mainland San Francisco; 2) A community circulator shuttle providing TI residents improved access to more locations on TI and YBI; 3) Enhancements to the existing MUNI bus service; 4) Electric ferry charging infrastructure to support conversion to zero-emission ferry service; 5) Implementation of bikeshare on TI; and 6) A transportation resource center to provide high quality jobs, training and affordable transit planning for low-income TI residents.

TI Connects will result in GHG reduction, improved accessibility to resources by low-income TI residents, and quality employment opportunities for low-income residents as a result of mode shifts away from driving personal vehicles through implementation of six complementary, multimodal projects.

The intended beneficiaries are disadvantaged communities.

Treasure Island Mobility Management Agency

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66.616 - Environmental and Climate Justice Block Grant Program

EPA Region 9: San Francisco [EPA - RO]

San Francisco, California United States

City-Wide

Environmental and Climate Justice Community Change Grants Program (EPA-R-OEJECR-OCS-23-04)

Termination This project grant was reported as terminated by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) in July 2025. See All
Amendment Since initial award the End Date has been shortened from 12/31/27 to 05/01/25.