CA-2022-052

This application is to request FFY 2021 Section 5310 American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds apportioned to the state of California in the amount of $3,200,474 for emergency operating assistance. This amount represents 100% federal share of the total eligible amount for the agencies identified as subrecipients in this application. Due to the 100% federal share, there are no matching funds comprising local share. Total project costs for this application are $3,200,474.

All funding will be used to support the operations of these rural, small urban, and large urban 5310 service providers for their costs associated with preventing, preparing for, and responding to coronavirus during the period from January 20, 2020, through September 30, 2024. All projects identified in this application are consistent with the applicable coordinated human service plan(s).

1. Award Purpose: Assist transportation providers that support seniors and individuals with disabilities who have specialized transportation needs.

2. Activities to be Performed: Emergency operating assistance.

3. Expected Outcomes: Continued support for seniors and individuals with disabilities who have specialized transportation needs.

4. Intended Beneficiaries: Seniors and individuals with disabilities across California.

5. Subrecipient Activities: Operating assistance for the following subrecipients that provide specialized transportation services:

In Large Urbanized Areas (Large UZA) FFY 2021 5310 ARPA large urbanized area funds in the amount of $1,825,770 apportioned to the following large UZAs within the state of California for the purpose of emergency operating assistance. ARPA funds are provided at 100% federal share, so there is no local share associated with these projects. Total project costs are $1,825,770 and are apportioned between the large UZAs shown below for the eligible subrecipient agencies listed below within those large UZAs:

Antioch UZA 062650 ($43,805)
- Eastern Contra Costa Transit Authority

Bakersfield UZA 061960 ($68,345)
- Delano Association for the Developmentally Disabled Inc. and New Advances for People with Disabilities

Concord UZA 060650 ($98,356)
- Choice in Aging and City of Lafayette/Lamorinda Spirit Van Program

Indio-Cathedral City UZA 063180 ($77,964)
- Angel View Inc. and Desert Arc

Modesto UZA 061730 ($56,542)
- Howard Prep and United Cerebral Palsy Association Inc. of Stanislaus County

Murrieta-Temecula-Menifee UZA 061320 ($64,494)
- Riverside Transit Agency

Riverside UZA 060420 ($244,649)
- Loma Linda University Health, Lutheran Social Services of Southern California, Mountain Shadows Support Group, Peppermint Ridge, and Valley Resource Center for the Retarded Inc.

Sacramento UZA 060390 ($273,443)
- Asian Community Center of Sacramento Valley Inc. DBA ACC Senior Service, Pride Industries Transit, and United Cerebral Palsy Association of Greater Sacramento Inc.

San Francisco-Oakland UZA 060060 ($498,906)
- Alegria Community Living Center for Elders, Independence EDEN IR Inc., The Center for Independent Living, Institute on Aging, Self-Help for the Elderly, Life Eldercare, Pomeroy Recreation Rehabilitation Center, SAHA Peninsula Jewish Community Center, and Marin Senior Coordinating Council Inc.

San Jose UZA 060250 ($212,640)
- Friends of Children with Special Needs, On Lok Senior Health Services, and Outreach Escort Inc.

Santa Rosa UZA 062250 ($51,711)
- City of Santa Rosa

Stockton UZA 061240 ($57,396)
- San Joaquin Regional Transit District

Victorville UZA 062660 ($45,024)
- Victor Valley Community Services Council

Visalia UZA 064020 ($32,495)
- City of Visalia.

In Small Urbanized Areas (Small UZA) FFY 2021 5310 ARPA small UZA funds in the amount of $979,550 apportioned to the state of California for emergency operating assistance. ARPA funds are provided at 100% federal share, so there is no local share associated with these projects. Total project costs are $979,550 for the following subrecipient agencies:

- City of Petaluma
- Community Bridges/LiftLine
- Dignity Health Connected Living
- Help Central Inc.
- Humboldt Medi-Trans
- Imperial County Transportation Commission
- Mental Health Client Action Network (MHCAN)
- Solano Transportation Authority.

In Rural Areas FFY 2021 5310 ARPA rural funds in the amount of $395,154 apportioned to the state of California for emergency operating assistance. ARPA funds are provided at 100% federal share, so there is no local share associated with these projects. Total project costs are $395,154 for the following subrecipient agencies:

- Amador Transit Area
- 1 Agency on Aging
- Dignity Health Connected Living
- Full Access Coordinated Transportation Inc.
- Lake Links Inc.
- Nevada-Sierra Connecting Point Public Authority.

The recipient agrees that if it receives federal funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) or through a pass-through entity through the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act, a different federal agency, or insurance proceeds for any portion of a project activity approved for FTA funding under this grant agreement, it will provide written notification to FTA and reimburse FTA for any federal share that duplicates funding provided by FEMA, another federal agency, or an insurance company.

Department Of Transportation California

20.513 - Enhanced Mobility of Seniors and Individuals with Disabilities

FTA Region 9 [DOT - FTA]

FTA Office of Budget and Policy [DOT - FTA]

California United States

State-Wide

None