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Alachua County's Utilization of USC 5311 Grant Funds

Learn about how Alachua County has utilized the USC 5311 grant funds and the risks associated with losing allocated funds. Explore RTS plans to use these grants for new routes, demand-response trips, and potential park-n-ride services.

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Alachua County's Utilization of USC 5311 Grant Funds

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  1. 5311 Grant Funding History • The USC 5311 grant was established to provide transportation in the “other than urbanized areas.” • The grant money is awarded on a 50% match. Alachua County used the monies paid to provide the Route 75 to meet the 50% match • Alachua County has FY07-08 funds and in the amount of $190,000 • FY08-09 funds ($207, 417) and FY09-10 funds ($ 219,635)need to be allocated ASAP. There is a risk Alachua County losing these funds

  2. 5311 Grant Funding History • RTS desires to apply for those funds and use it for services outside City limits • RTS services will use these funds for: • New route 23 • Purchase demand response trips for citizens of the rural area • Other potential uses: • Park-n-ride shuttle service when route 23 is funded by SFC Transportation fee

  3. 5 Year FDOT Transportation Improvement Plan

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