The US Department of Transportation's Federal Highway Administration provides funding to South Carolina through the Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) to support non-motorized transportation initiatives. Local governments, schools, and other entities can partner with the South Carolina Depart

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Understanding the importance of transportation costs in procurement and distribution, this guide outlines the standards for determining average costs, separation of transportation costs in accounting records, objectives for maintaining cost uniformity, components of transportation costs, and treatme

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The update covers the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) Transportation Programs in Alaska, including funding details for the Tribal Transportation Program (TTP) and BIA Road Maintenance Program. It discusses the current funding status, upcoming appropriations, and maintenance activities on BIA-owned ro

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Transportation training session led by Megan Johnson, featuring topics such as Transportation Crash Course, Training Opportunities, and Transportation Trends & Updates. Includes discussions on different types of transportation services and their importance for communities.

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Richland County's transportation improvement work includes sessions on project principles, funding options, project costs, and guidelines for utilizing the transportation penny. The focus is on addressing transportation needs, project prioritization, funding challenges, and division of funds for var

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Discover the steps and requirements for local voluntary youth organisations seeking funding in 2023-2024. Learn about generic/non-targeted funding, eligibility criteria, application stages, and funding utilization. Access the Education Authority's funding portal and navigate the registration and app

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The Maine Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) oversees various transportation programs aimed at providing non-emergency transportation services to low-income, child welfare-eligible, and Section 17-eligible individuals. These programs are managed through regional brokerage systems, with b

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The Regional Transportation Council discussed updates to the 2023 Unified Transportation Program, focusing on Category 2 funding discrepancies, proposed project adjustments, development principles for the 10-Year Plan, and regional funding allocations for 2017-2023 UTPs. The plan emphasizes performa

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The National Funding Formula Stage 2 aims to enhance educational opportunities in Bath & North East Somerset. It addresses factors like per-pupil funding, English as an additional language, low prior attainment, deprivation, and additional needs. Allocations detail funding based on pupil categories

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Explore the process of extracting, formatting, purging, and importing TIMS transportation data into PowerSchool for efficient management of student transportation information. This includes creating TIMS extracts, updating bus stop information, and optimizing transportation planning through geocodin

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This content outlines the significant funding allocations for grid resilience and reliability programs as part of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA). The Act provides over $60 billion for the Department of Energy (DOE) to support various initiatives such as domestic manufacturing, ene

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Explore the differences in funding between charter schools and traditional ISDs, sources of funding in charter school systems, the impact of attendance on budget allocation, challenges in the Texas school finance system, and the future outlook for charter school funding amidst potential changes. Del

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Explore the key highlights of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) impacting transportation funding, including increased contract authority, allocation details, and programs like Safe Streets initiatives and Wildlife Crossings Pilot Program. Get insights on funding distribution and eligible proje

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The FAST Act, passed in 2015, authorizes federal programs for transportation development with a focus on surface transportation. It extends funding through 2020, totaling $304.7 billion. The Act aims to enhance resiliency, reliability, and stormwater mitigation in transportation systems. Planning fa

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The Tribal Transportation Program (TTP) and Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) provide funding for essential transportation projects in Tribal communities. The TTP Bridge Fund, Safety Fund, and High Priority Projects aim to improve infrastructure and safety. The BIL funding for FY22-FY26 totals $3.

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This project delves into various funding options for transportation, including increasing state fuel tax, flat annual registration fees, and implementing fees based on miles driven. Detailed visual representations and cost breakdowns provide insights into annual contributions and potential adjustmen

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The Florida International University Student Government Association Graduate and Professional Student Committee (GPSC) in Spring 2016 aims to enhance the graduate student experience, promote quality research efforts, and provide educational workshops. The committee consists of Graduate Senators, a M

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The Department of Health and Human Services in Maine conducted an assessment of Transportation Services in June 2019. The workgroup identified three main priorities: alignment of Quality and Performance Measures, Safety Measures, and Evaluation of Transportation Services. The first priority involves

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Transportation and assignment problems involve optimizing the shipment of goods from various sources to multiple destinations while minimizing total transportation costs. These problems deal with limited supply, known demand, constant shipping costs, and integer quantities. The transportation algori

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The Department of Rural & Municipal Aid oversees the Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP), which funds various transportation projects across different population areas. The program has specific funding categories, eligibility requirements, eligible and ineligible activities. The emphasis is on

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The Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) funded by the USDOT's Federal Highway Administration supports transportation projects in South Carolina based on population categories. TAP funds are allocated to Transportation Management Areas (TMAs), Small Urban Areas, and Non-Urban Areas, prioritizin

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With transportation investment needs surpassing available resources, investigating the potential of land value return and recycling as a revenue source can benefit public agencies. This involves recovering and reusing a portion of the increased land value generated by public investment in transporta

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Explore the practice of tolling as a key strategy for generating capital in transportation infrastructure projects. Discover the importance of toll feasibility assessment, traffic management, and revenue generation. Learn about current funding challenges in transportation and innovative financing me

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The Sudbury Transportation Committee, established by the Select Board, aims to enhance transportation in Sudbury to create a livable community. Focusing on inclusivity, equity, and addressing transportation gaps impacting various aspects of livability, the initiative seeks to improve social particip

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This presentation delves into the concept of regional coordination in accessible transportation, focusing on the Regional Transportation Advisory Panel, 5-year regional transportation goals, and the significance of the Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act. It emphasizes t

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The GoSudbury! Transportation Update to the Select Board on October 19, 2021 highlights the importance of addressing transportation as a key component of livable communities. The initiative aims to create a safe, secure, and inclusive environment by improving transportation options for residents of

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RSET, which stands for Regional Special Education Transportation, is an initiative developed by ACES to help districts save money while safely transporting students to out-of-district placement sites. The program benefits districts by reducing transportation costs, addressing parent concerns, and ma

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Explore the intricacies of transportation funding with an overview of HB 170 in Georgia presented by Shaun Adams, Associate Legislative Director of ACCG. The bill converts state motor fuel taxes to excise taxes, establishes alternative fuel vehicle fees, and introduces highway impact fees. Local imp

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The Medical Assistance Transportation Program (MATP) in Pennsylvania provides essential transportation services to access medical care. Governed by state plans and codes, MATP aims to offer access to medical, pharmacy services, chronic disease management, and preventative care. Transportation provid

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This update provides information on the transportation budget estimates for 2015-16, state transportation aid calculations for 2014-15, a transportation calculation Excel spreadsheet, and the 2014 National School Bus Illegal Passing Survey. It covers funding appropriations, reduction factors, aid ca

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Original transportation budgets were affected by the COVID-19 pandemic leading to adjustments in funding allocations across various districts. State funding, program revenues, and expenditures were analyzed to reflect changes due to ridership and operational costs. The update includes insights on th

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The Fixing America's Surface Transportation (FAST) Act, signed into law by President Obama in 2015, provides $305 billion in funding over five years for various infrastructure programs. It aims to ensure funding certainty for infrastructure planning and investment, with a focus on highways and trans

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This detailed update covers the key aspects of the 2017-2018 transportation funding initiatives, including the SB 1 & ACA 5/Prop 69 package, tax increases involved, phased-in revenue implementation, accountability measures, and where the funding is allocated. It discusses the significance of the leg

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The interconnected nature of surface transportation funding system is highlighted, showing a decline in overall spending across federal, state, and local governments. Challenges in funding call for dialogue among all levels of government. The data reflects expenditures, funding sources, and the vary

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Introduction to the CoC Funding Competition for the Fiscal Year 2024-25 NOFO involves a competitive process to secure funding for Cayuga, Onondaga, and Oswego counties from HUD. The local competitions, Consolidated Applications, and the NOFO Funding Overview detail how agencies submit applications,

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Proposition 6 on November 6th has garnered attention, but voters in multiple states will decide on over 250 transportation ballot measures totaling over $55 billion. California, with a longer history and greater funding needs, has been at the forefront of transportation investments, including the us

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The ESFA funding guidance for young people in 2018-2019 covers funding regulations, rates, ILR funding returns, and sub-contracting control regulations. The presentation explains the funding reconciliation policy, calculation methods for 16 to 19 funding, and provides technical advice on ILR data re

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Explore the detailed funding regulations and guidance for young people in the 2016-2017 academic year provided by the EFA Young People's Funding Team. The funding guidance covers topics such as funding rates, ILR funding returns, and sub-contracting control regulations. Institutions are advised on f

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A vision framework addressing the needs of bike, pedestrian, rail, and public transit across urban and rural areas, with an emphasis on safety, public health, connectivity, sustainability, and congestion relief. The framework aims to secure sufficient funding, promote active transportation, reduce r

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Continuum of Care (CoC) funding for Cayuga, Onondaga, and Oswego counties is facilitated through a competitive process involving local competitions and consolidated applications. Agencies submit project applications for priority listing and review by the Performance Evaluation and Selection Committe

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