ALBANY – The Mid-Hudson region is going to be the beneficiary of federal funds for rural public transportation. The grants will be administered by the State Department of Transportation.
Columbia County will receive $148,000 in operating assistance.
Dutchess County will receive $223,000 in operating assistance.
Greene County will receive $239,000 in operating assistance and $256,000 for projects that support mobility.
Orange County will receive $637,000 in operating assistance and $116,000 to replace two transit buses.
Putnam County will receive $185,000 in operating assistance.
Sullivan County will receive $47,000 in operating assistance and $78,000 to purchase one transit bus to expand service.
Ulster County will receive $362,000 in operating assistance and $522,000 to replace four transit buses.
“With today’s investment, we are able to support essential public transportation services that enhance mobility and strengthen communities by modernizing buses, facilities and other related capital equipment and improvements,” said Acting State Transportation Commissioner Paul Karas. “Public transportation investment is a key component of strong local economies throughout New York.”
