| 1 |
01 |
City of Arcata (Arcata Mad River Transit System) |
AMRTS Free Fares for summer |
Operations |
To allow free or reduced rides on transit to encourage ridership on Arcata & Mad River Transit System |
$14,000 |
| 2 |
01 |
Humboldt Transit Authority |
Reduced Fares and Ticket Vouchers |
Operations |
This project will provide free regional monthly passes, and develop and implement a marketing campaign, to raise awareness of public transportation. This will give riders an opportunity to try transit at a reduced fare. |
$373,111 |
| 3 |
01 |
Lake Transit Authority |
Two Zero-Emission Paratransit Vehicles |
Capital |
This project provides for the purchase of two zero-emission paratransit vehicles that will be incorporated into LTA's existing fleet. |
$173,882 |
| 4 |
01 |
Mendocino Transit Authority |
Purchase zero-emission electric buses to replace old gas powered buses. |
Capital |
MTA is replacing an older gas-powered buses with a zero-emission buses. |
$237,085 |
| 5 |
01 |
Redwood Coast Transit Authority |
Electric Bus Infrastructure Project--Phase 4 |
Capital |
This is an augmentation of Phase 3 Infrastructure Project. The complete project includes planning, upgrading power to the site, installing charge stations, test infrastructure with ZEV buses. |
$70,264 |
| 6 |
02 |
Plumas County Transportation Commission |
Plumas Transit System - System-wide Free Fares |
Operations |
Plumas Transit System - System-wide Free Fares |
$53,705 |
| 7 |
02 |
Redding Area Bus Authority |
Zero Emission Van Modernization |
Capital |
RABA will purchase two electric cut-a-way van for the Demand Response Service. |
$89,078 |
| 8 |
02 |
Shasta Regional Transportation Agency (SRTA) |
ShastaConnect Sunday On-Demand Transit Service Expansion Project (Year 4) |
Operations |
Expansion of the ShastaConnect Sunday On-Demand Transit service area to include the cities of Anderson and Shasta Lake, additional areas in the city of Redding, and some nearby unincorporated county areas. |
$234,627 |
| 9 |
02 |
Shasta Regional Transportation Agency (SRTA) |
ShastaConnect Consolidated Transportation Services Agency Service Expansion Project (Year 3) |
Operations |
Expansion of rider eligibility for ShastaConnect Monday-Friday CTSA service. |
$142,358 |
| 10 |
02 |
County of Siskiyou |
STAGE Happy Camp Service |
Operations |
STAGE will provide the residents of Happy Camp (a small rural underserved community) the opportunity to utilize our bus service to access essential services in city of Yreka twice weekly. |
$112,167 |
| 11 |
02 |
Tehama County Transit Agency Board/Transporta tion Commission |
Shasta Connect - Interregional Transit Route |
Operations |
Additional interregional transit route, expanding on the Tri-County Route, expanding existing TRAX services to connect the County of Tehama with Glenn and Butte and now Shasta County. This route expands rural regional connectivity to benefit the Far-Northern region. |
$263,579 |
| 12 |
02 |
Trinity County Department of Transportation - Trinity Transit |
Trinity Transit Zero-Emission Bus |
Capital |
Purchase a zero-emission bus to replace a current gasoline bus to meet state regulations, create a more sustainable transportation system and reduce Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions impact. |
$40,617 |
| 13 |
03 |
ASUCD-Unitrans |
Unitrans Electric Bus Purchase |
Capital |
Purchase four electric propulsion buses to replace existing fixed route transit buses that have surpassed their useful lives. |
$209,169 |
| 14 |
03 |
Butte County Association of Governments |
Zero-emission bus implementation |
Capital |
BCAG is continuing its commitment to converting its fleet to zero-emission vehicles and will utilize LCTOP funds to purchase a zero-emission bus and charging infrastructure. |
$522,292 |
| 15 |
03 |
City of Roseville |
Commuter Bus Electrification Infrastructure |
Capital |
The project will construct the Roseville zero emission charging depot located at the Hilltop Circle corporation yard. The project includes 30 bus stalls; 9 bus stalls will be electrified and 21 bus stalls will be readied for future electrification. The project also includes 70 general (non-transit) parking spaces; 10 general spaces will be electrified and 60 will be readied for future electrification. |
$264,488 |
| 16 |
03 |
City of Roseville |
Roseville Galleria Electric Charging Infrastructure Project |
Capital |
The project consists of the purchase and installation of overhead electric charging infrastructure at the Roseville Galleria to support the battery- electric charging needs associated with South Placer Transit operations |
$262,203 |
| 17 |
03 |
City of Roseville |
Zero Emissions Bus Replacement Project |
Capital |
The project consists of the purchase of seven (7) zero-emission, battery electric bus vehicles to replace Roseville Transit's existing diesel buses. |
$364,790 |
| 18 |
03 |
Colusa County Transit Agency |
Free Fares for City and County residents of Colusa |
Operations |
Project will allow CCTA to offer free fares to the general public throughout the year to encourage ridership and promote public transportation. |
$55,907 |
| 19 |
03 |
El Dorado County Transit Authority (El Dorado Transit) |
Zero Emission Vehicles and Charging or Fueling Infrastructure for Local Fixed Route (Year 3 of 4) |
Capital |
El Dorado Transit will purchase up to two zero-emission buses and install charging or hydrogen equipment/infrastructure to replace existing diesel vehicles for Local Fixed Route services. |
$380,959 |
| 20 |
03 |
El Dorado County Transit Authority (El Dorado Transit) |
Reduced and Free Fares |
Operations |
El Dorado Transit will provide discounted monthly passes and a daily max for all Local Fixed Route services; and/or free transportation on Commuter services for eligible CSUS and Folsom Lake College Students. |
$75,000 |
| 21 |
03 |
Glenn Transit Service |
Zero-Emission Vehicle Purchase |
Capital |
Purchase of an electric bus, van, or similar large capacity vehicle that will support transit services, and meet the zero-emission requirement for transit agencies. |
$72,581 |
| 22 |
03 |
County of Nevada Transit Services Division |
Nevada County Connects Low-Income Pass Fare Subsidy Program |
Operations |
Fare subsidy program designed to support and enhance mobility options for low-income persons, as defined by the California Department of Housing and Community Development, within the Nevada County Connects service area. The subsidy would be offered to persons who are referred through a partner agency and who have an annual income of 138-200 % of FPL. |
$138,749 |
| 23 |
03 |
Placer County Transportation Planning Agency |
Phase 1 Zero Emission Bus Infrustructure Project |
Capital |
Electric bus charging stations, and all related charging station improvements at the Tahoe Truckee Area Regional Transit (TART) yard. |
$280,072 |
| 24 |
03 |
Sacramento Regional Transit District |
Expanded Route 11 Service |
Operations |
On September 8, 2019 Sacramento Regional Transit Distict (SacRT) implemented new SacRT Forward service improvements which included increasing Route 11 days of operation, frequency during both midday and peak hour and extending the route south from downtown to City College Light Rail Station. |
$657,938 |
| 25 |
03 |
Sacramento Regional Transit District |
Expanded Route 13 Service |
Operations |
On September 8, 2019 Sacramento Regional Transit Distict (SacRT) implement is new SacRT Forward service improvements which included increasing Route 13 days of operation, frequency and service area extending north and west in to Natomas. |
$731,340 |
| 26 |
03 |
Sacramento Regional Transit District |
Expanded Route 68 Service |
Operations |
On September 8, 2019 Sacramento Regional Transit Distict (SacRT) implemented new SacRT Forward service improvements which included increasing Route 68 frequency during pm peak and on Saturday to 30 minutes and route improvements to connect to major trip generators. |
$1,010,722 |
| 27 |
03 |
Sacramento Regional Transit District |
Smart Ride Microtransit |
Operations |
Funds operation of Smart Ride on-demand microtransit service in three communities, providing corner-to-corner on-demand shared-ride transportation Monday to Friday from 7am to 7pm, with reservations made by phone or the Smart Ride app, fleet comprised of seven CNG-powered 27-foot cutaway buses operated and maintained by SacRT, and standard SacRT fare in effect. |
$1,637,343 |
| 28 |
03 |
Sacramento Regional Transit District |
Blue Line Light Rail Station Conversions |
Capital |
Convert up to 4 light rail stations to low-floor platforms on the SacRT Blue Line. In order for low-floor light rail vehicles to be accessible, light rail stations platform must be at least eight inches above the top of rail. This allows the ramp to deploy from the vehicle to the station platform with the proper slope for passengers to board. |
$1,347,811 |
| 29 |
03 |
Town of Truckee |
Truckee TART Regional Night Service |
Operations |
Provide employee and general public transit service between Truckee in eastern Nevada County, eastern Placer County, and Northstar Resort.
Connect passengers to Placer County Regional TART at the resort for transportation to the North Lake Tahoe area. |
$121,449 |
| 30 |
03 |
Yolo Transportation District |
Yolobus Zero-Emission Battery Electric Bus Procurement (Year 1 of 4) |
Capital |
Procurement of two battery electric zero emission buses with charging infrastructure |
$462,838 |
| 31 |
03 |
Yuba-Sutter Transit Authority |
Next Generation Transit Facility |
Capital |
Purchase and install charges, electrical infrastructure and maintenance equipment to enable the the new facility to house, repair and fuel a zero emission bus fleet. |
$300,000 |
| 32 |
03 |
Yuba-Sutter Transit Authority |
Targeted Fare Subsidies |
Operations |
Funds will be used to reduce the price of a general public urban and rural monthly pass from $30 to $10 and a discounted monthly pass from $15 to
$5. |
$168,001 |
| 33 |
04 |
Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District (AC Transit) |
AC Transit Tempo Service Operating Assistance |
Operations |
The AC Transit Tempo service offers bus transit service in the 9.5 mile corridor between San Leandro Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) station and downtown Oakland. The Tempo service is the District's new bus rapid transit (BRT) service. The riders in the community are experiencing frequent, reliable and smoother transit rides. |
$6,551,410 |
| 34 |
04 |
Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District (AC Transit) |
MacDonald Avenue Transit Signal Priority (TSP) - Phase
1 |
Capital |
This project will install transit signal priority (TSP) equipment along MacDonald Avenue in Richmond including traffic signal upgrades, signal communication and signal timing coordination. In addition, bus stops along the corridor will be improved through relocation, consolidation, installation of bus bulbs/islands and other improvements. |
$1,262,566 |
| 35 |
04 |
San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District |
BART-to-Antioch Operating Funds (Year 5) |
Operations |
BART will use $10,266,067M 22-23 LCTOP funds for the operation of BART-to- Antioch Extension. It is a new rail system that connects to BART's Pittsburg/Bay Point station using state-of-the art Diesel Multiple Unit vehicles to Antioch. This is the 5th year utilizing LCTOP funds. |
$10,266,067 |
| 36 |
04 |
Central Contra Costa Transit Authority |
Free Fares for Routes Serving the Monument Corridor |
Operations |
Continue free fares for an additional year on Routes 11, 14,16,311,314 and 316 in the Monument Corridor. These routes serve AB 1550 communities in Concord in one of our lowest income regions in our service area, as well as Disadvantaged communities in Martinez. |
$868,112 |
| 37 |
04 |
Central Contra Costa Transit Authority |
Martinez Amtrak to BART VI |
Operations |
Service from Amtrak to BART, connecting regional rail and job centers within our DAC |
$611,179 |
| 38 |
04 |
City of Fairfield |
637 |
Capital |
The City of Fairfield will use LCTOP monies to fund the construction required to complete an upgrade of the electrical infrastructure at the City-owned Corporation Yard. Phase I of this upgrade will provide the necessary electrical infrastructure required to begin accommodating zero-emission electric buses. |
$452,262 |
| 39 |
04 |
City of Petaluma |
Petaluma Transit Purchase One Zero Emission Replacement Bus |
Capital |
This project will replace one diesel transit bus, which will have reached the end of its useful life with a zero emission bus in FY24, and also complete the necessary infrastructure upgrades. |
$168,447 |
| 40 |
04 |
City of Union City
- Union City Transit |
Union City Flea Microtransit Expansion of Service |
Operations |
Union City Transit would expand the service area and service hours to areas currently not served by fixed-route service. The service expansion would overlap with fixed-route service to demonstrate that an hourly fixed- route service may no longer cater to the demands of the modern customer. |
$214,893 |
| 41 |
04 |
Eastern Contra Costa Transit Authority |
Hydrogen Fueling Station |
Capital |
ECCTA will use LCTOP funding for the purchase of equipment and construction of infrastructure required for the deployment of a hydrogen fueling station. |
$867,656 |
| 42 |
04 |
Golden Gate Bridge, Highway & Transportation District (GGBHTD) |
MV Del Norte Replacement Project |
Capital |
This project will support purchasing a replacement vessel to replace one of the District's four high-speed catamarans with a Tier IV diesel engine powered vessel equipped with diesel particulate filters. |
$2,588,349 |
| 43 |
04 |
Livermore Amador Valley Transit Authority |
Atlantis Hydrogen Fueling Station |
Capital |
Construct a hydrogen fueling station and related support infrastructure at LAVTA’s Atlantis maintenance facility to accommodate the fueling of zero- emission hydrogen fuel-cell electric buses. |
$625,776 |
| 44 |
04 |
Marin County Transit District |
Installation of solar panels to support EV charging |
Capital |
Provide local matching funds for the purchase and installation of solar panels in support of electric vehicles. |
$809,815 |
| 45 |
04 |
Metropolitan Transportation Commission |
Next Generation Clipper Operations |
Operations |
Next Generation Clipper Operations covers support of account-based back office operations in preparation for the public launch of Open Payment capability, Clipper START, RTC and enhanced Transfit Fare payment platforms. |
$6,197,008 |
| 46 |
04 |
Napa Valley Transportation Authority |
NVTA Zero Emission Bus Procurement Project |
Capital |
FY23 LCTOP funding will be combined with FTA 5339b and TDA to purchase two, zero emission battery electric buses with upgrades and two electric vehicle charging stations. The ZEB's will be for use on routes throughout Napa County. Funding for this bus will go towards the replacement of two gasoline fueled Vine Transit buses that have outlived their useful lives. |
$389,736 |
| 47 |
04 |
Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board |
Ridership Recovery Service Enhancement |
Operations |
Continue and maintain enhanced rail service, while supporting alternative transportation services (Operations) |
$2,442,976 |
| 48 |
04 |
San Mateo County Transit District |
15 Battery/Electric Buses and Charging Infrastructure |
Capital |
LCTOP funds are requested to help fund the replacement of 15 diesel buses that have reached the end of their useful life with 15 battery/electric buses, installation of electric charging equipment and construction of the electric charging infrastructure, including an electrical power distribution network and bus charging bay dedicated to BEBs |
$2,450,146 |
| 49 |
04 |
Santa Rosa CityBus |
Electric Bus Purchase #3 |
Capital |
Purchase one (1) battery electric powered bus to replace an aging diesel powered bus, to serve routes including the Route 15 located in a state- identified DAC in Southwest Santa Rosa. |
$507,036 |
| 50 |
04 |
San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency |
Free Muni for Seniors, People with Disabilities, and Youth |
Operations |
This program encompasses: 1) Free Muni for Seniors for SF residents ages 65+ with a gross annual family income at or below 100% of Bay Area Median Income; 2) Free Muni for People with Disabilities for SF residents with disabilities with a gross annual family income at or below 100% of Bay Area Median Income; and 3) Free Muni for Youth that are age 18 or younger. |
$17,501,209 |
| 51 |
04 |
San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency |
Next Generation Transit Lane and Bus Zone Enforcement Pilot Program |
Capital |
The SFMTA is applying for $2,544,132 in funding to equip up to 212 articulated buses with next generation camera technology to improve detection of parking violations in transit lanes and at stops on high rideship lines. |
$2,544,132 |
| 52 |
04 |
Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit District (SMART) |
Restart Transit Operations on SMART (Year 3) |
Operations |
This project supports the full restoration of commuter rail services in the SMART system post-pandemic. SMART increased weekday trips from a low of 16 to current levels of 38 between Fiscal Year 2020-21 and Fiscal Year 2022-2023. |
$520,218 |
| 53 |
04 |
Solano Transportation Authority |
Electric Charging Stations for Suisun City Microtransit Services |
Capital |
Suisun City and the STA have partnered to construct a Mobility Hub centrally located in downtown Suisun City, providing parking for facilities such as the train station and the downtown harbor. LCTOP funding would be used to install two charging stations at the Mobility hub to be used by the Suisun City Microtransit fleet. |
$200,000 |
| 54 |
04 |
Solano County Transit (SolTrans) |
Inductive Charger for York St extension of Vallejo Transit center |
Capital |
This project will upgrade the York Street extension at SolTrans' Vallejo Transit Center (VTC) with an inductive charger for the incoming local fleet of battery-electric buses (BEBs). |
$570,984 |
| 55 |
04 |
Sonoma County Transit |
Purchase One 35-Foot Battery-Electric Bus |
Capital |
Purchase of one 35-foot battery-electric bus that will be available for deployment on intercity routes serving the cities of Santa Rosa, Rohnert Park, Cotati and Petaluma. |
$713,787 |
| 56 |
04 |
Santa Clara Vaalley Transportation Authority (VTA) |
Eastridge to BART Regional Connector (EBRC) Project |
Capital |
The Eastridge to BART Regional Connector will extend the existing light rail system by 2.4 miles, from Alum Rock Station to Eastridge Transit Center. It will operate on Capitol Expressway and include new stations at Story Road (aerial), and Eastridge Center (at-grade), improving access for low-income communities to connect to regional employment and service centers. |
$7,426,137 |
| 57 |
04 |
Santa Clara Vaalley Transportation Authority (VTA) |
Transit Reliability Improvement and Performance System (TRIPS) Project |
Capital |
TRIPS deploys TSP quickly and cost-effectively across the four different types of traffic signal controllers to help reduce traffic delay, improve reliability, provide better transfers, enhance the customer experience, improve access to jobs and services, and optimize intersection efficiency to help meet State and local greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction goals. |
$2,390,310 |
| 58 |
04 |
Western Contra Costa Transit Authority (WCCTA) |
Zero-Emission Bus Purchase |
Capital |
WCCTA will purchase up to three hydrogen fuel cell buses to replace existing diesel vehicles for local route service. |
$304,523 |
| 59 |
05 |
San Francisco Bay Ferry Water Emergency Transportation Authority |
Vessel Replacement - MV Mare Island |
Capital |
This project will replace the MV Mare Island at the end of its useful life in 2022. The replacement vessel will have a passenger capacity of 320-445 and maintain the size and passenger carrying capacity of the current WETA fleet. The project is required to meet the public waterborne transportation demand. |
$666,158 |
| 60 |
05 |
City of Guadalupe |
Electric van replacement |
Capital |
Purchase one van for demand response ADA service |
$116,476 |
| 61 |
05 |
Monterey-Salinas Transit District |
Operations & Maintenance (O&M) Facilities Hydrogen Fueling Facility Retrofits |
Capital |
Retrofit MST's main O&M facilities in preparation for installation of hydrogen fueling infrastructure and hydrogen fuel cell buses. |
$1,396,193 |
| 62 |
05 |
San Benito County Local Transportation Authority |
Expansion of Intercounty Service |
Operations |
San Benito LTA will operate a 7:10am roundtrip and a 1:15pm roundtrip from Hollister through San Juan Bautista to the Gavilan College campus and Caltrain Station in Gilroy all 254 operational weekdays. Additionally a 7:55am roundtrip will run the 154 regular instructional days of Gavilan College. |
$163,282 |
| 63 |
05 |
San Luis Obispo Regional Transit Authority (RTA) |
Operating Assistance for South County Routes 27 & 28 |
Operations |
South County Route 27 & 28 work in conjunction with each other to provide essential services in Arroyo Grande, Oceano & Grover Beach designed to enhance public transit services in a lower-income community & improve connectivity. Route 28 operates Clockwise on Monday-Sunday. Route 27 operates Counter-clockwise on weekdays Monday-Friday. Major stops along these two routes include Ramona Garden Park, AG High School,
Highway 1 & Walmart shopping center. |
$436,430 |
| 64 |
05 |
Santa Barbara Metropolitan Transit District |
One 40-Ft. Electric Bus & Charger to Replace One Diesel Bus (Year 2 of 2) |
Capital |
SBMTD will combine these funds with the FY 2021-22 allocation towards the purchase of one zero-emission 40-ft. electric bus & charger. This bus will replace one 40-ft. renewable diesel bus that was manufactured in 2004 and is well beyond its useful life. |
$697,624 |
| 65 |
05 |
Santa Cruz Metropolitan Transit District (METRO) |
Santa Cruz METRO’s Youth Ride Free Pilot Program |
Operations |
METRO seeks to implement two year countywide Youth Ride Free Pilot Program to allow youth in grades K-12 to ride local METRO service fare free anywhere and anytime METRO operates. Eliminating fares for K-12 youth would encourage transit ridership, expand access to opportunities, and lower the economic burden for those who use transit by economic necessity. |
$1,243,363 |
| 66 |
05 |
Santa Barbara County Association of Governments |
Santa Barbara County Pre paid Fare Pilot Program |
Operations |
To provide fare "buy-down" (offering free and/or reduced fares) for fixed route and ADA Paratransit operators serving Northern Santa Barbara County, including for those services provided by Buellton, Guadalupe, Lompoc, Santa Maria, Solvang, the County of Santa Barbara, and the Santa Barbara County Association of Governments. |
$554,273 |
| 67 |
06 |
San Luis Obispo Council of Governments |
San Luis Obispo Region- wide Fare Subsidy Pilot Program |
Operations |
Implement a year-long fare-subsidy pilot program in FY 2026-2027 on local and regional fixed route and deviated fixed route services, including monitoring of transit ridership and operating performance to inform the implementation of a permanent fare-subsidy program. |
$300,000 |
| 68 |
06 |
The City of Arvin |
Arvin's Electric Bus Infrastructure Installation Project. |
Capital |
The City of Arvin will build a renewable Microgrid to provide energy to power its electric buses. |
$49,309 |
| 69 |
06 |
Madera County Transportation Commission |
Purchase One City of Chowchilla CATX Paratransit Bus |
Capital |
The project will result in the procurement of one replacement City of Chowchilla CATX vehicle |
$42,236 |
| 70 |
06 |
City of Clovis |
Battery Electric Bus Purchase |
Capital |
Purchase one battery electric bus suitable for use on public fixed routes and/or paratransit services. |
$80,118 |
| 71 |
06 |
City of Clovis |
Bus Stop Improvements |
Capital |
Purchase of bus stop improvements for existing and future routes. |
$260,645 |
| 72 |
06 |
City of Corcoran |
Solar Parking Structure with Charging Stations |
Capital |
Install solar parking structure at 1099 Otis Avenue, Corcoran, CA 93212. The City's Transit Division the Corcoran Area Transit is located at this address and also provides connectivity to Kings County Area Transit (KART), and AMTRAK. |
$56,187 |
| 73 |
06 |
City of Delano Transit |
System-wide free fare for City of Delano and County residents. |
Operations |
Allow free rides to City and County residents of Delano during the year to encourage ridership after Covid-19. |
$130,679 |
| 74 |
06 |
City of Fresno Department of Transportation - Fresno Area Express (FAX) |
Church Avenue Service Expansion - Year 1 |
Operations |
FAX will expand transit service in the disadvantaged communities of southeast and southwest Fresno by adding a new route along Church Avenue. This service expansion will increase ridership and accessibility to job and educational centers. This request is for the first year of operating support. |
$1,555,209 |
| 75 |
06 |
City of Fresno Department of Transportation - Fresno Area Express (FAX) |
Fuel Cell Electric Bus Purchase |
Capital |
FAX proposes to use LCTOP funds, in addition to federal funds, to purchase zero-emissions fuel cell electric buses. |
$483,500 |
| 76 |
06 |
City of McFarland |
Zero-Emission Vehicle Purchase |
Capital |
Purchase of a zero-emission vehicle in order to comply with the state emissions standards for public transit agencies to convert existing transit vehicles to low or no emissions vehicles by 2040. |
$34,366 |
| 77 |
06 |
City of Ridgecrest |
Battery Electric Van Replacement Purchase |
Capital |
Replacement of 1 gasoline 29" cutaway bus with 1 battery electric transit passenger van with 8/1 ADA seating. |
$71,645 |
| 78 |
06 |
City of Shafter |
City of Shafter On- Demand Transit Expansion of Saturday Transit Service |
Operations |
The project will add one Dial A Ride vehicle in service on Saturdays for six hours per day for one year. Currently the Dial A Ride does not operate on Saturdays. So providing a needed service in this disadvantage community. Performance will be measured based on Saturday ridership. |
$51,314 |
| 79 |
06 |
City of Taft |
Construct Infrastructure Project (Solar Shade Structure) Including Electric Vehicle Charging Stations for Transit Buses |
Capital |
Install solar shade cover with fast speed electric vehicle charging stations for electric buses |
$23,311 |
| 80 |
06 |
City of Visalia |
Expand and Enhance the V-LINE Shuttle Service (Year 4) |
Operations |
The City of Visalia proposes to expand and enhance the V-LINE commuter service. The V-LINE provides transportation services from Visalia to Fresno. |
$411,201 |
| 81 |
06 |
City of Wasco |
Transit Bus Shelter(s) Project |
Capital |
Purchase and install three (3) transit bus shelters to provide protection from the elements, increase security and safety by providing lighting, shelter, seating area, and visibility. |
$103,301 |
| 82 |
06 |
Fresno County Rural Transit Agency (FCRTA) |
Installation of a Microgrid Battery storage and Energy management system. |
Capital |
Installation of a Microgrid Battery storage and Energy management system to support the charging infrastructure and electric vehicles at the FCRTA maintenance facility. |
$552,586 |
| 83 |
06 |
Golden Empire Transit District |
Free Fare Subsidies for students (K-12) in Bakersfield |
Operations |
This project will allow GETD to offer free fares to students throughout the year to encourage ridership and promote public transportation. |
$1,470,425 |
| 84 |
06 |
Kern Regional Transit |
Free Fares for Students (K- Higher Education) |
Operations |
Kern Transit will offer free fares to students attending elementary school, middle school, high school, and higher education classes such as colleges, universities, and vocational schools. |
$85,563 |
| 85 |
06 |
Kern Regional Transit |
Funding for zero emissions vehicle(s) and associated equipment/infrastructure |
Capital |
Kern Transit will be using this funding to purchase zero emission vehicle(s) along with associated equipment/infrastructure. |
$350,000 |
| 86 |
06 |
Kings County Area Public Transit Agency |
Free Fares for Kings County |
Operations |
The proposed project will allow KCAPTA to offer free fares to the general public to encourage ridership and promote public transportation. |
$31,923 |
| 87 |
06 |
Kings County Area Public Transit Agency |
Reduced Fares for Monthly Passes |
Operations |
The proposed project will allow KCAPTA to offer a quarterly pass at a greatly reduced price to the general public to encourage ridership and promote public transportation. |
$300,000 |
| 88 |
06 |
Madera County Transportation Commission |
Free and Reduced Fares for Fixed Route and ADA/Paratransit |
Operations |
This project will result in the free or reduced passenger fares for the City of Madera Fixed Route System (Madera Metro) and eligible Dial-A-Ride (Children 12 and under) ADA/ Paratransit Service passengers (Seniors 60+, Disabled, and Veterans). |
$134,487 |
| 89 |
06 |
Madera County Transportation Commission |
Madera Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) conversion for Madera Metro |
Capital |
This project will include the procurement and installation of the following transit technology enhancements to the Madera Metro Transit System: 1) Computer-Aided Dispatch (CAD) software; 2) Automated Vehicle Location (AVL) software; 3) Automatic Passenger Counts (APC) software; 4) Infotainment Systems; and 5) On-Board Passenger Wi-Fi. |
$30,000 |
| 90 |
06 |
Madera County Transportation Commission |
Purchase Two Electric MCC Buses |
Capital |
This project will result in the procurement of two electric MCC vehicles. |
$192,484 |
| 91 |
06 |
Tulare County Regional Transit Agency (TCRTA) |
Install Zero-Emission Charging Infrastructure |
Capital |
Install charging facilities to support zero-emission or low-emission vehicles to support existing and new expanded/enhanced TCRTA service. |
$878,185 |
| 92 |
07 |
City of Pasadena |
Pasadena Purchase of Seven Battery Electric Buses (BEB) and Chargers |
Capital |
Purchase of seven battery electric buses and chargers to replace seven gasoline buses for Pasadena Dial-A-Ride |
$236,755 |
| 93 |
07 |
Gold Coast Transit District |
New Service: Route 23 - Ventura Road Route |
Operations |
Continue operation of a new bi-directional transit route that will provide transit service on a main arterial road in South Oxnard, Port Hueneme and North Oxnard. This route will provide expedited transit service to an area previously underserved and with limited transit service. |
$72,142 |
| 94 |
07 |
Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority |
Division 8 Charging Infrastructure and En Route Charging for North San Fernando Valley Transit Corridor |
Capital |
Purchase and installation of charging infrastructure and associated equipment, and en-route chargers to fully electrify Metro's Division 8 to support the North San Fernando Valley (NSFV) Transit Corridor. |
$52,157,339 |
| 95 |
07 |
City of Los Angeles Department of Transportation |
Electrification of Commercial Street Transit Yard Bus Charging Infrastructure |
Capital |
Installation of electric vehicle charging infrastructure—including the engineering, procurement, and installation of 22 150kW direct current (DC) bus chargers with 44 dispensers—at LADOT Transit's Commercial Street transit operations and maintenance facility. |
$1,668,293 |
| 96 |
07 |
Southern California Regional Rail Authority |
Student Adventure Pass |
Operations |
Metrolink will provide free passes to secondary, college and university students. The pilot program will attract new riders and help occasional riders become regular riders, thus reducing roadway VMT, traffic congestion, GHG and pollution. |
$3,999,537 |
| 97 |
07 |
Ventura County Transportation Commission |
Battery Electric Charging Infrastructure Project |
Capital |
LCTOP funds will be used for the construction, purchase (equipment acquisition), and installation of battery electric charging infrastructure at the Thousand Oak's Municipal Service Center, City of Ojai Bus Yard, Simi Valley Transit Center, and Camarillo Transit Station (VCTC Intercity and CAT). |
$890,915 |
| 98 |
07 |
Ventura County Transportation Commission |
Free Fare Program |
Operations |
The Free Fare Program will continue to allow youth 18 and under and those over 18 enrolled in high school to ride Ventura County transit operators for free as well as implement five free fare days for transit riders on Ventura County transit operators on select days. |
$1,200,000 |
| 99 |
08 |
City of Banning |
Free Fare Promotion |
Operations |
A continuation of the FY22 Free Fare Promotion with Banning residents as an added ridership category for inclusion in the promotion. Free fare will be offered for an anticipated 24-month period for seniors, disabled, veterans, students and Banning residents (with valid ID) on all fixed routes. Free fare will also be offered for everyone on predetermined days to encourage the use of public transportation. |
$100,000 |
| 100 |
08 |
City of Beaumont |
Discounted Fare Promotion |
Operations |
A discounted fare promotion for the public transportation services provided by the City of Beaumont. Discounted fares will be offered for an anticipated 36 month period to all passengers on all routes. This includes Beaumont's fixed route service, commuter link service and Dial-a-Ride. |
$323,000 |
| 101 |
08 |
City of Corona |
Fare Subsidy Program for City of Corona Transit Service. |
Operations |
Provide free fares for students, seniors, and persons with disabilities. Free fares will be for the Corona Cruiser, fixed route service, and the Corona Dial- A-Ride. In addition, provide a reduced fare for the general public on the Corona Cruiser. |
$779,467 |
| 102 |
08 |
Morongo Basin Transit Authority (Basin Transit) |
Bus Stop Improvement |
Capital |
This bus stop improvement is located at the Morongo Valley Post Office. This improvement would consist of constructing a 5’ wide, 60’ long bus bay with a 40’ transition, an 8’ x 20’ shelter and loading area, as well as a 6’ wide sidewalk. Currently, there is no bus stop area, although this is a scheduled stop in our riders guide. |
$137,616 |
| 103 |
08 |
Morongo Basin Transit Authority (Basin Transit) |
K-12 Free Fares |
Operations |
Provide free fares for students K-12 throughout Morongo Basin |
$56,034 |
| 104 |
08 |
Mountain Area Regional Transit Authority |
Bus Stop Revitalization |
Capital |
Bring currently unsuitable bus stops that leave patrons exposed to inclement weather, fatigue, and safety concerns up to standards / full ADA compliance. |
$104,469 |
| 105 |
08 |
Mountain Area Regional Transit Authority |
Student Fare Subsidy |
Operations |
Provide free fares for students K-12 throughout Mountain Transit Service Area |
$30,000 |
| 106 |
08 |
Omnitrans |
Omnitrans First and Last Mile |
Operations |
First/Last Mile service consists of two route services which enhance bus and rail connectivity. Route 300 operates in Downtown San Bernardino and ensures timed train connections from the San Bernardino Transit Center (SBTC) to downtown. Route 380 connects passengers to and from the Rancho Cucamonga Metrolink Station and the Ontario International Airport (ONT). |
$1,066,277 |
| 107 |
08 |
Omnitrans |
Omnitrans Free Student Fares Program |
Operations |
Project will allow Omnitrans to offer free fares to K-12 students throughout the year to encourage ridership and promote public transportation. |
$985,000 |
| 108 |
08 |
Omnitrans |
Omnitrans Route 83 |
Operations |
Route 83 connects the cities of Chino, Ontario, and Upland. The route primarily travels along Euclid Avenue connecting the Chino Transit Center (the southern terminus) to Euclid and Foothill (the northern terminus). |
$1,837,023 |
| 109 |
08 |
Omnitrans |
Omnitrans Route 87 |
Operations |
Route 87 connects Chaffey College in Rancho Cucamonga, through Ontario, and a major employment center in the City of . Route 87 enhances mobility by providing connections between San Bernardino and Riverside County. The route operates Monday through Saturday on a 60- minute headway. Weekday span is 4:35 A.M. to 9:46 P.M. and Saturday span is 5:35 A.M. to 8:24 P.M. |
$578,812 |
| 110 |
08 |
Palo Verde Valley Transit Agency |
PVVTA Free and Reduced Fair Ride Program |
Operations |
PVVTA will offer free/reduced fare rides to the general public to promote ride sharing and use of the public transit system. |
$300,000 |
| 111 |
08 |
Riverside County Transportation Commission |
Riverside County Free Rail Pass Program |
Operations |
The Riverside County Transportation Commission will use LCTOP funds to provide free Metrolink passes to encourage new passenger rail riders within Riverside County. |
$1,007,009 |
| 112 |
08 |
Riverside Transit Agency |
Implementation of Fare Promotions in FY24 |
Operations |
The proposed project is to implement various fare promotions throughout fiscal year (FY) 2024 to help increase ridership. Fare promotions will help encourage and promote ridership following decreases from COVID-19 pandemic. |
$2,700,000 |
| 113 |
08 |
San Bernardino County Transportation Authority |
San Bernardino Line Double Tracking - CP Lilac to Sycamore Ave |
Capital |
The CP Lilac-Sycamore Avenue Capacity Improvements Project will complete the final design and construction of a 0.7-mile segment of double track on Metrolink’s San Bernardino Line from CP Lilac to just west of Sycamore Avenue. Project improvements include ADA upgrades, a new Rialto Station platform w/pedestrian underpass, and three rail/highway grade crossings. |
$13,951 |
| 114 |
08 |
SunLine Transit Agency |
Haul Pass Program |
Operations |
The Haul Pass program will provide students in the Coachella Valley free bus service by using their student identification card as a bus pass |
$1,300,000 |
| 115 |
08 |
Victor Valley Transit Authority |
Fare Media |
Operations |
This project provides assistance to non-profit, human and social service agencies that serve persons with disabilities, seniors, and low-income individuals. The project focuses entirely on greater mobility and increased access to clean transportation for DAC residents. |
$20,000 |
| 116 |
08 |
Victor Valley Transit Authority |
Fuel Cell Electric Bus Purchase (Year 3 of 4) |
Capital |
Purchase two new 40', Class H zero-emission fuel cell electric bus (FCEB). |
$1,223,888 |
| 117 |
09 |
Eastern Sierra Transit Authority |
Mammoth Express Fixed Route Sunday Expansion (Year 1) |
Operations |
The Mammoth Express Fixed Route Sunday Expansion commuter bus provides 2 round trip runs from Bishop to Mammoth on Sunday morning and early Sunday evening. The am route begins at 7:15am and the early evening route begins at 4:15am. |
$31,888 |
| 118 |
09 |
Eastern Sierra Transit Authority |
Mammoth Express Fixed Route Service Expansion
2.0 (Year 4) |
Operations |
The Mammoth Express Fixed Route Service Expansion 2.0 commuter bus service provides an additional northbound run from Bishop at 6:45am and an additional south bound run from Mammoth Lakes at 7:05pm |
$48,640 |
| 119 |
09 |
Eastern Sierra Transit Authority |
Electric Vehicle and Infrastructure Purchase |
Capital |
Purchase an electric vehicle for Dial-a-Ride service in Bishop, CA as a replacement vehicle along with amenities needed for it's operation. |
$46,584 |
| 120 |
10 |
AMADOR TRANSIT |
DAR Pioneer Expansion Project Continuation |
Operations |
Continuation of the expansion of Dial-A-Ride service area to Upper Pine Grove to Pioneer, located East of the City of Jackson, CA on State route 88. This Dial-A-Ride expansion from the upcountry area of Pioneer to Pine Grove, Jackson/Sutter Creek has opened much needed transportation options for the transit dependent residents. |
$102,360 |
| 121 |
10 |
Calaveras Transit Agency |
Electric Vehicle Purchase |
Capital |
Purchase of one (1) battery-electric vehicle and charging equipment; replacing one (1) internal combustion engine (I.C.E.) bus past its useful life, accommodating Dial-a-Ride services. |
$111,919 |
| 122 |
10 |
City of Escalon |
System-wide free fares on eTrans transit services |
Operations |
As an effort to increase ridership, eTrans proposes free fares from July 1, 2023 to June 30, 2024 to rebuild ridership. |
$2,032 |
| 123 |
10 |
City of Lodi |
Free Student Fare Program |
Operations |
The Free Student Fare Program provides safe, reliable, affordable, and environmentally green transportation options to K-12 students in Lodi's disadvantaged communities. |
$143,810 |
| 124 |
10 |
City of Manteca Public Works- Transit Division |
Zero-Emissions Vehicle and Infrastructure |
Capital |
Purchase one zero-emission vehicle and applicable equipment/charging infrastructure to begin the transition to an all-electric fleet. |
$32,116 |
| 125 |
10 |
San Joaquin Regional Rail Commission |
ACE COVID-19
Operational Support Program |
Operations |
The ACE COVID-19 Operational Support Program will provide operational funding related to the continued operation of the two (2) restored ACE round trips from Stockton to San Jose that were originally suspended due to COVID-19 Impacts. |
$622,987 |
| 126 |
10 |
San Joaquin Regional Transit District |
BRT Expansion – Midtown Corridor Route 47 (Yr 5) |
Operations |
The project will continue to operate a new Bus Rapid Tranit (BRT) route along the Midtown Corridor that will provide service entirely in a disadvantaged and low-income community. This project will provide rapid service, provide access to a variety of destinations, and reduce emissions by implementing zero-emission technology. |
$1,602,176 |
| 127 |
10 |
Stanislaus Regional Transit Authority |
Free Fares Project |
Operations |
This project will enable the Stanislaus Regional Transit Authority (Authority) to offer free fares to the general public throughout the year to encourage ridership and promote public transportation. |
$1,425,356 |
| 128 |
10 |
Transit Joint Powers Authority for Merced County |
No Fares Left Behind Program |
Operations |
The No Fares Left Behind Program in Merced County will provide members of the general public free fares on "The Bus" through the duration of the 2023 fair, all holidays in which buses operate, including free fares to passengers for three (3) months including July, August, and September of calendar year 2023. |
$350,000 |
| 129 |
10 |
Transit Joint Powers Authority for Merced County |
Purchase Replacement Fareboxes |
Capital |
Purchase seventeen (17) Fareboxes to replace old ones that have met their useful life. |
$365,252 |
| 130 |
10 |
City of Tracy |
Free Student Fares |
Operations |
Free fares for students to encourage ridership on the fixed route system. |
$75,684 |
| 131 |
10 |
Tuolumne County Transportation Council |
General Public Fixed Route and Dial-A-Ride Free and/or Reduced Fares. |
Operations |
Free and/or Reduced Fares for Tuolumne County Transit Services for all members of the public. |
$139,151 |
| 132 |
10 |
Yosemite Area Regional Transportation System |
YARTS Free fares on free entrance days to Yosemite National Park and Marketing |
Operations |
Yarts will offer free fare vouchers in 2023-2024 on Horsetail Fall days in mid- to late February in addition to following free entrance days. Monday, January 16 (Martin Luther King Jr. Day) Saturday, April 22 (First day of National Park Week) Friday, August 4 (Great American Outdoors Day) Saturday, September 23 (National Public Lands Day) November 11 (Veterans Day) to include YARTS transit advertising. |
$59,263 |
| 133 |
11 |
Imperial County Transportation Commission |
Free Fares Program |
Operations |
Free fares for all passengers across all services including IVT Medtrans from July 1, 2023 to April 30, 2024. Program will remove transportation barriers for all passengers, encourage ridership, promote the use of public transit, and should assist with the recovery of public transit post pandemic. It is estimated that the project will provide at least 511,345 free trips |
$482,113 |
| 134 |
11 |
North County Transit District |
Purchase of Zero Emission Hydrogen Replacement Buses. |
Capital |
North County Transit District (NCTD) will use LCTOP funds for the purchase of twenty-three (23) replacement hydrogen zero emission buses. |
$2,900,141 |
| 135 |
11 |
San Diego Metropolitan Transit System |
Battery Electric Bus (BEB) Procurement |
Capital |
MTS is requesting a rollover of 22-23, 23-24 and 24-25, LCTOP funds to be utilized for a future bus procurement. Funding will be utilized to procure up to 15, 40-foot battery electric buses to replace CNG buses which will have reached their useful life. |
$8,100,849 |
| 136 |
12 |
Orange County Transportation Authority |
Garden Grove Hydrogen Fueling Station |
Capital |
OCTA has 10 40-foot Hydrogen Fuel Cell buses and is planning to procure more of these zero emission buses and build a new hydrogen fueling station at Garden Grove Maintenance Facility that would support 50 hydrogen powered buses at 11790 Cardinal Circle, Garden Grove, CA 92843. This project includes construction of the Hydrogen Fueling Station at the Garden Grove Bus Base |
$9,664,388 |
