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    Section 5310

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    Section 5310 supports seniors and individuals with disabilities in rural Nevada through transportation capital and operating projects that remove barriers, expand mobility, and improve access to transit.

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    Funder: Nevada Department of Transportation

    Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2027 (Applications due)

    Funding Amounts: Federal shares: 80% capital, 85% eligible vehicles, 90% eligible facilities/equipment, 50% operating, 100% program administration

    Summary: Capital and operating assistance for transportation projects improving mobility for seniors and individuals with disabilities in rural Nevada.

    Key Information: All funded projects must be included in a locally developed coordinated public transit–human services transportation plan.


    Description

    Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT) administers Section 5310 funding to remove transportation barriers and expand mobility options for seniors and individuals with disabilities in rural areas. The program supports services planned, designed, and carried out specifically for these populations when existing public transportation is insufficient, inappropriate, or unavailable. It also supports projects exceeding Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements, improving access to fixed-route transit, reducing reliance on complementary paratransit, and providing transportation alternatives.

    Eligible work includes accessible buses and vans, lifts and ramps, transit technology, mobility management, vehicle preventive maintenance, and contracted transportation services. Nontraditional activities include travel training, volunteer driver programs, accessible pathways to transit stops, wayfinding improvements, accessible taxi or vanpool vehicles, and incremental costs of same-day or door-to-door service.


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