JARC NF Application presentation FY-2011

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Project application workshop presentation for JARC, New Freedom FY2011 funds.

Transcript of JARC NF Application presentation FY-2011

Job Access/Reverse Commute &

New FreedomApplication for Funding

FY2011 Funding CyclesSeptember 1, 2011 Bob Steinbach

bsteinbach@mvrpc.org

What Is JARC?

Grants to improve transportation to: Jobs – especially in suburban or rural locations Employment support Job-specific training programs

Targets welfare recipients and eligible low income individuals

Available Funds Federal Fiscal Years 2011 = $349,549

What is New Freedom?

Targets individuals with disabilities Grants for transportation enhancements beyond

requirements of the ADA Goal: connect people with disabilities to the

community and employment If project is for service, it must be “new” (not

operational on or before August 10, 2005) Available Funds

Federal Fiscal Year 2011 = $223,457

Competitive Selection Process

Application Due Thursday, October 13, 2011, 1:00 PM New: Applications which are mailed must meet the same

deadline. Postmark date will not be considered.

Project must meet a need identified in the Public Transit-Human Services Transportation Coordination Plan http://docs.mvrpc.org/hstc/FinalRegionalActionPlan.pdf

Score based on the strength between Project Narrative and how project relates to regional priorities

Coordination among agencies will be a major consideration

Before Proceeding, Potential Applicants Should:

Read the JARC and New Freedom fact sheets available at: http://www.mvrpc.org/transportation/hstc/jarc-new-freedoms/jarc-new-freedoms

Review the locally developed Coordination Planhttp://docs.mvrpc.org/hstc/FinalRegionalActionPlan.pdf

Identify source of non-DOT match (20% for Capital projects, 50% for Operational Projects)

Become familiar with FTA Certifications and Assurances; sample available at: http://docs.mvrpc.org/hstc/certifications.pdf

Tips for Successful Applications

Look for partners: these programs reward coordination/collaboration

Become active in your county’s Coordination Council

Identify the specific page number(s) in the Coordination Plan that best justify your project

Do not propose projects that duplicate existing service; fill a unique unmet need

Application FormPage 7

Application Form

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Application Form – Mandatory Criteria

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Application – Project Narrative

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Application – Project Narrative

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Application – Project Narrative

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Application – Project Narrative

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Application – Project Narrative

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Application – Project Narrative

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Application – Project Narrative

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Application - Budget

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Application Checklist & Attachments

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Application – Due In to MVRPC

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For more information:

Bob Steinbach937-531-6531

bsteinbach@mvrpc.org