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Arizona Transit Information Related to the
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009

Overview

The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (Recovery Act) was signed into law by President Obama on Feb. 17. It includes measures to modernize our nation's infrastructure, enhance energy independence, expand educational opportunities, preserve and improve affordable health care, provide tax relief and protect those in greatest need.

ADOT will receive an estimated $14.1 million for transit projects statewide under the Recovery Act. Funding is allocated to the current Section 5311 Rural Transportation Programs based on needs to maintain or expand the transportation systems. The funding will be expended to support capital projects that include transit vehicle purhcases, construction of transit facilities to include bus and passenger shelters, vehicle maintenance equipment, computers and communications equipment.

Construction of the City of Coolidge and the City of Cottonwood transit facilities is expected to be completed by November 2009. The remainder of capital transit projects funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act must be complete within three years.

Approved Recovery Act Funded Transit Projects in Arizona

ARRA Projects Map
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Map #
Community		 Estimate Date
Awarded		 County Type of Project Project
Status
1
City of Bisbee		 $164,272 08/11/2009 Cochise Vehicle, Computers, Signage, and a Bio-Diesel Fuel Tank Awarded
2
City of  Bullhead City		 $405,000 08/11/2009 Mohave Purchase of 4 Transit Vehicles Awarded
3
City of Coolidge		 $2,310,960 08/11/2009 Pinal Purchase of 2 Transit Vehicles and a Transit Facility Awarded/Facility Under Construction
4
City of Cottonwood		 $469,120 08/11/2009 Yavapai Purchase of 2 Transit Vehicles, Passenger Shelters, and Transit Facility Awarded/Transit Facility Under Construction
5
City of Page / Helping   Hands Agency, Inc.		 $345,806 08/11/2009 Coconino Purchase of 3 Transit Vehicles Awarded
6
City of Kingman		 $403,150 08/11/2009 Mohave Purchase of 3 Transit Vehicles and Passenger Shelters Awarded

7
City of Lake Havasu City

 $90,000 08/11/2009 Mohave Purchase of Hydraulic Lift for Maintenance Awarded
8
City of Maricopa		 $190,000 08/11/2009 Pinal Purchase of 1 Transit Vehicle Awarded
9
Town of Miami		 $116,200 08/11/2009 Gila Purchase of 2 Transit Vehicles and Computers Awarded
10                              
Pima County DOT		 $259,672 08/11/2009 Pima Purchase of 4 Transit Vehicles Awarded

11 
Valley Metro / RPTA

 $192,462 08/11/2009 Maricopa Purchase of 1 Transit Vehicle and Radios Awarded
12
City of Sedona		 $2,776,550 08/11/2009 Yavapai Purchases for Transit Facility and Passenger Shelters Awarded
13
City of Show Low		 $529,115 08/11/2009 Navajo Purchases for 1 Transit Vehicle, Passenger Shelters, Bus Shelters, and a Shop Truck Awarded
14
City of Sierra Vista		 $1,340,000 08/11/2009 Cochise Purchase of 4 Transit Vehicles Awarded
15
Hopi Tribe,
Kykotsmovi		 $135,188 08/11/2009 Navajo/ Coconino Purchase of 1 Transit Vehicle and Computer /Projector Equipment Awarded

16                          
Catholic Community Services,
City of Douglas

 $721,638 08/11/2009 Cochise Purchase of 2 Transit Vehicles, Bus Shelters, Computer Equipment, and Transit Facility Remodel Awarded
17
Navajo Nation,
Window Rock		 $1,400,180 08/11/2009 Apache Purchase of 2 Transit Vehicles, Transit Facility Modular Bldg, Portable Storage, Bus Surveillance, and Above Ground Fuel Tank Awarded


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