State
Montana Department of Transportation
03/03/14
Grants are available to Montana government non-profits, agencies, and others to provide public transportation services in rural areas including services for seniors and disabled persons. Applicants can apply for operating expenses and/or the purchase of vehicles (capital assistance). Proposals can be for local, fixed routes, intercity, on demand, deviated fixed route, and/or regional routes.
Low income persons, the elderly, disabled, and other users of these services, including the general population and agencies in the service area must be invited to participate in the plan development. Taxi companies and other private transportation providers must also be invited to participate.
GrantWatch ID#: 135141
Financial year 2015.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
David Jacobs, Transit Section Supervisor
406-444-9192
dajacobs@mt.gov
Adam Kraft, Southern Regional Planner
406-444-6120
akraft@mt.gov
Tom Stuber, Northern Regional Planner
406-444-9216
tstuber@mt.gov
Steven Potuzak, Western Regional Planner
406-444-4265
spotuzak@mt.gov
Katie Willcockson, Urbanized Transit Planner
406-444-7296
kwillcockson@mt.gov
Eric Romero, Fiscal Planner
406-444-7645
eromero@mt.gov
Hannah Amestoy, Planning Tech
406-444-6259
hamestoy@mt.gov
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