81 FR 87653 - Fiscal Year 2016 Public Transportation on Indian Reservations Program Project Selections
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Federal Transit Administration Federal Register Volume 81, Issue 233 (December 5, 2016)
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[Federal Register Volume 81, Number 233 (Monday, December 5, 2016)] [Notices] [Pages 87653-87654] From the Federal Register Online [www.thefederalregister.org] [FR Doc No: 2016-29020] ----------------------------------------------------------------------- DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Federal Transit Administration Fiscal Year 2016 Public Transportation on Indian Reservations Program Project Selections AGENCY: Federal Transit Administration (FTA), (DOT). ACTION: Tribal Transit Program Announcement of Project Selections. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- SUMMARY: The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) announces the selection of 35 projects for funding with Fiscal Year (FY) 2016 appropriations for the Public Transportation on Indian Reservations Program Tribal Transit Program (TTP), as authorized by (49 U.S.C. 5311(c)(1)(a)(j)), as amended by the Fixing America's Surface Transportation (FAST) Act, Public Law 114-94 (December 4, 2015). A total of $5 million is available under this program. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Successful applicants should contact the appropriate FTA Regional office for information regarding applying for the funds or program-specific information. A list of Regional offices, along with a list of tribal liaisons can be found at www.transit.dot.gov. Unsuccessful applicants may contact [Eacute]lan Flippin, Office of Program Management at (202) 366-3800, email: [email protected], to arrange a proposal debriefing within 30 days of this announcement. In the event the contact information provided by your tribe in the application has changed, please contact your regional tribal liaison with the current information in order to expedite the grant award process. A TDD is available at 1-800-877-8339 (TDD/FIRS). SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: On March 14, 2016, FTA published a Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) through a Federal Register Notice (81 FR 13444) announcing the availability of Federal funding for the TTP program. The FAST Act authorizes $5 million annually for federally recognized Indian Tribes or Alaska Native villages, groups, or communities as identified by the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) in the U.S. Department of the Interior for public transportation. The TTP supports many types of projects including: Operating costs to enable tribes to start or continue transit services; capital to enable tribal investment in new or replacement equipment; and funding for tribal transit planning activities for public transportation services in Indian Country. TTP services link tribal citizens to employment, food, healthcare, school, social services, recreation/leisure, and other key community connections. FTA funds may only be used for eligible purposes defined under 49 U.S.C. 5311 and described in the FTA Circular 9040.1G, and consistent with the specific eligibility and priorities established in the March 2016 NOFO. A total of 44 applications were received from 39 tribes in 13 states requesting $8.3 million, indicated that there is significant demand for funds for public transportation projects. Project proposals were evaluated based on each applicant's responsiveness to the program evaluation criteria outlined in FTA's March 2016 NOFO. The FTA also took into consideration the current status of previously funded applicants. This included examining available prior year competitive and formula balances; and geographic balance and diversity, including regional balance based on tribal population. As a result, FTA is funding a total of 35 projects for 34 tribes in 12 states. The projects selected in Table 1 provide funding for transit planning studies, capital and operating requests for existing, start-up, expansion and replacement projects. Funds must be used only for the specific purposes identified in Table 1. Allocations may be less than what the applicant requested and were capped at $329,843 to provide funding to all highly recommended, recommended, and planning proposals that received a ``pass'' rating; planning projects were capped at $25,000. Tribes selected for competitive funding should work with their FTA regional office to finalize the grant application in FTA's Transit Award Management System (TrAMs) for the projects identified in the attached table, so that funds are expeditiously obligated. In cases where the allocation amount is less than the proposer's requested amount, tribes should work with the regional office to ensure the funds are obligated for eligible aspects of the projects, and for specific purpose intended as reflected in Table 1. A competitive project identification number has been assigned to each project for tracking purposes, and must be used in the TrAMs application. For more information about TrAMs, please visit: http://www.transit.dot.gov/16260_15769.html. The post award reporting requirements include submission of the Federal Financial Report (FFR), Milestone Report in TrAMs, and National Transit Database (NTD) reporting, as appropriate (see FTA Circular 9040.1G). Tribes must continue to report to the NTD to be eligible for formula apportionment funds. To be considered in the FY 2017 formula apportionments, tribes should have submitted their reports to the NTD no later than June 30, 2016; voluntary reporting to the NTD is also encouraged. For tribes who have not reported before, please contact the NTD Operations Center in advance to get a reporting account for the NTD on-line data collection system. The Operation Center can be reached Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. (ET), by email [email protected] or by phone 1-888-252-0936. TTP grantees must comply with all applicable Federal statutes, regulations, executive orders, FTA circulars, and other Federal requirements in carrying out the project supported by the FTA grant. To assist tribes with understanding these requirements, FTA has conducted Tribal Transit Technical Assistance Workshops, and expects to offer additional workshops in FY2017. FTA has also expanded its technical assistance to tribes receiving funds under this program, with the Tribal Transit Technical Assistance Assessments initiative. Through these assessments, FTA collaborates with tribal transit leaders to review processes and identify areas in need of improvement and then assist with solutions to address these needs. These assessments include discussions of compliance areas pursuant to the Master Agreement, a site visit, promising practices reviews, and technical assistance from FTA and its contractors. These workshops and assessments have received exemplary feedback from Tribal Transit Leaders, and provide FTA with invaluable opportunities to learn more about tribal transit leaders' perspectives, and honor the sovereignty of tribal nations. FTA will post information about upcoming workshops to its Web site and disseminate information about the reviews through its Regional offices. A list of Tribal [[Page 87654]] Liaisons can be found on FTA's Web site at http://www.transit.dot.gov/13094_15845.html. Funds allocated in this announcement must be obligated in a grant by September 30, 2018. Tribes selected for competitive funding should work with their FTA regional tribal liaison to finalize the grant application in TrAMs. Carolyn Flowers, Acting Administrator. Table I--FY 2016 Tribal Transit Program Awards ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Project State Recipient Project ID description Allocation ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AK............................... McGrath Native D2016-TRTR-001........... Start-up/Capital. $63,000 Village. AK............................... Native Village of D2016-TRTR-002........... Replacement/ 131,655 Fort Yukon. Capital. AK............................... Native Village of D2016-TRTR-003........... Replacement/ 28,340 Unalakleet. Capital. AK............................... Nome Eskimo D2016-TRTR-004........... Existing/ 179,621 Community. Operating. AK............................... Nulato Village.... D2016-TRTR-005........... Start-up/Planning 25,000 AK............................... Rampart Village... D2016-TRTR-006........... Start-up/Planning 25,000 AZ............................... Hualapai Indian D2016-TRTR-007........... Start-up/Capital. 140,962 Tribe. CA............................... Blue Lake D2016-TRTR-008........... Replacement/ 120,000 Rancheria, Capital. California. CA............................... North Fork D2016-TRTR-009........... Expansion, 66,994 Rancheria of Mono Replacement/ Indians of Capital. California. CA............................... Susanville Indian D2016-TRTR-010........... Replacement/ 45,000 Rancheria. Capital. CA............................... Susanville Indian D2016-TRTR-011........... Existing/Capital. 1,980 Rancheria. CA............................... Yurok Tribe....... D2016-TRTR-012........... Expansion, 234,000 Replacement/ Capital. CT............................... Mashantucket D2016-TRTR-013........... Start-up/ 133,705 Pequot Tribal Operating. Nation. ID............................... Shoshone-Bannock D2016-TRTR-014........... Expansion/Capital 85,400 Tribes. KS............................... Prairie Band D2016-TRTR-015........... Expansion, 287,500 Potawatomi Nation. Replacement/ Capital. MN............................... Bois Forte Band of D2016-TRTR-016........... Expansion/Capital 329,843 Chippewa. MN............................... Fond du Lac Band D2016-TRTR-017........... Existing/Capital. 127,987 of Lake Superior Chippewa. MN............................... White Earth Band D2016-TRTR-018........... Replacement/ 116,352 of Chippewa Capital. Indians. MT............................... Chippewa Cree D2016-TRTR-019........... Replacement/ 77,875 Tribe. Capital. MT............................... Confederated D2016-TRTR-020........... Expansion/Capital 329,843 Salish and Kootenai Tribes. MT............................... Northern Cheyenne D2016-TRTR-021........... Replacement/ 119,340 Tribe of the Capital. Northern Cheyenne Indian Res. NM............................... Jicarilla Apache D2016-TRTR-022........... Start-up/Capital. 211,197 Nation. OK............................... Cherokee Nation... D2016-TRTR-023........... Replacement/ 321,561 Capital. OK............................... Choctaw Nation of D2016-TRTR-024........... Expansion, 329,843 Oklahoma. Replacement/ Capital. OK............................... Miami Tribe of D2016-TRTR-025........... Expansion, 179,100 Oklahoma. Replacement/ Capital. OK............................... Muscogee (Creek) D2016-TRTR-026........... Existing/Capital. 108,000 Nation. OK............................... Seminole Nation of D2016-TRTR-027........... Replacement/ 135,000 Oklahoma. Capital. OK............................... Wichita and D2016-TRTR-028........... Start-up/Planning 24,998 Affiliated Tribes. WA............................... Confederated D2016-TRTR-029........... Expansion/Capital 255,344 Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation. WA............................... Cowlitz Indian D2016-TRTR-030........... Existing, 58,056 Tribe. Replacement/ Capital. WA............................... Kalispel Indian D2016-TRTR-031........... Replacement/ 51,021 Community of the Capital. Kalispel Reservation. WA............................... Muckleshoot Indian D2016-TRTR-032........... Existing/ 329,843 Tribe. Operating. WA............................... Nooksack Indian D2016-TRTR-033........... Existing/ 188,000 Tribe. Operating. WA............................... Snoqualmie Indian D2016-TRTR-034........... Existing/ 113,640 Tribe. Operating. WI............................... Red Cliff Band of D2016-TRTR-035........... Existing/Planning 25,000 Lake Superior Chippewa Indians. ------------ Total Allocation............. .................. ......................... ................. 5,000,000 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [FR Doc. 2016-29020 Filed 12-2-16; 8:45 am] BILLING CODE P
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above recommendations may have Federal Register Notice (81 FR 13444) with the regional office to ensure the
already taken place by segments of the announcing the availability of Federal funds are obligated for eligible aspects
industry. If so, FRA recommends funding for the TTP program. The FAST of the projects, and for specific purpose
railroads review their current programs Act authorizes $5 million annually for intended as reflected in Table 1. A
for relevancy and review the policies federally recognized Indian Tribes or competitive project identification
and procedures with all their operating Alaska Native villages, groups, or number has been assigned to each
employees. communities as identified by the Bureau project for tracking purposes, and must
FRA may modify this Safety Advisory of Indian Affairs (BIA) in the U.S. be used in the TrAMs application. For
2016–03, issue additional safety Department of the Interior for public more information about TrAMs, please
advisories, or take other appropriate transportation. The TTP supports many visit: http://www.transit.dot.gov/16260_
action necessary to ensure the highest types of projects including: Operating 15769.html. The post award reporting
level of safety on the Nation’s railroads, costs to enable tribes to start or continue requirements include submission of the
including pursing other corrective transit services; capital to enable tribal Federal Financial Report (FFR),
measures under its rail safety authority. investment in new or replacement Milestone Report in TrAMs, and
Robert Lauby, equipment; and funding for tribal transit National Transit Database (NTD)
planning activities for public reporting, as appropriate (see FTA
Administrator for Railroad Safety Chief Safety
Officer. transportation services in Indian Circular 9040.1G).
Country. TTP services link tribal Tribes must continue to report to the
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citizens to employment, food, NTD to be eligible for formula
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healthcare, school, social services, apportionment funds. To be considered
recreation/leisure, and other key in the FY 2017 formula apportionments,
community connections. FTA funds tribes should have submitted their
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may only be used for eligible purposes reports to the NTD no later than June 30,
Federal Transit Administration defined under 49 U.S.C. 5311 and 2016; voluntary reporting to the NTD is
described in the FTA Circular 9040.1G, also encouraged. For tribes who have
Fiscal Year 2016 Public Transportation and consistent with the specific not reported before, please contact the
on Indian Reservations Program eligibility and priorities established in NTD Operations Center in advance to
Project Selections the March 2016 NOFO. get a reporting account for the NTD on-
line data collection system. The
AGENCY: Federal Transit Administration A total of 44 applications were Operation Center can be reached
(FTA), (DOT). received from 39 tribes in 13 states Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.
ACTION: Tribal Transit Program requesting $8.3 million, indicated that (ET), by email NTDHelp@dot.gov or by
Announcement of Project Selections. there is significant demand for funds for phone 1–888–252–0936.
public transportation projects. Project TTP grantees must comply with all
SUMMARY: The Federal Transit proposals were evaluated based on each applicable Federal statutes, regulations,
Administration (FTA) announces the applicant’s responsiveness to the executive orders, FTA circulars, and
selection of 35 projects for funding with program evaluation criteria outlined in other Federal requirements in carrying
Fiscal Year (FY) 2016 appropriations for FTA’s March 2016 NOFO. The FTA also out the project supported by the FTA
the Public Transportation on Indian took into consideration the current grant. To assist tribes with
Reservations Program Tribal Transit status of previously funded applicants. understanding these requirements, FTA
Program (TTP), as authorized by (49 This included examining available prior has conducted Tribal Transit Technical
U.S.C. 5311(c)(1)(a)(j)), as amended by year competitive and formula balances; Assistance Workshops, and expects to
the Fixing America’s Surface and geographic balance and diversity, offer additional workshops in FY2017.
Transportation (FAST) Act, Public Law including regional balance based on FTA has also expanded its technical
114–94 (December 4, 2015). A total of $5 tribal population. As a result, FTA is assistance to tribes receiving funds
million is available under this program. funding a total of 35 projects for 34 under this program, with the Tribal
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: tribes in 12 states. The projects selected Transit Technical Assistance
Successful applicants should contact in Table 1 provide funding for transit Assessments initiative. Through these
the appropriate FTA Regional office for planning studies, capital and operating assessments, FTA collaborates with
information regarding applying for the requests for existing, start-up, expansion tribal transit leaders to review processes
funds or program-specific information. and replacement projects. Funds must and identify areas in need of
A list of Regional offices, along with a be used only for the specific purposes improvement and then assist with
list of tribal liaisons can be found at identified in Table 1. Allocations may solutions to address these needs. These
www.transit.dot.gov. Unsuccessful be less than what the applicant assessments include discussions of
applicants may contact Élan Flippin, requested and were capped at $329,843 compliance areas pursuant to the Master
Office of Program Management at (202) to provide funding to all highly Agreement, a site visit, promising
366–3800, email: Elan.Flippin@dot.gov, recommended, recommended, and practices reviews, and technical
to arrange a proposal debriefing within planning proposals that received a assistance from FTA and its contractors.
30 days of this announcement. In the ‘‘pass’’ rating; planning projects were These workshops and assessments have
event the contact information provided capped at $25,000. Tribes selected for received exemplary feedback from
by your tribe in the application has competitive funding should work with Tribal Transit Leaders, and provide FTA
changed, please contact your regional their FTA regional office to finalize the
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with invaluable opportunities to learn
tribal liaison with the current grant application in FTA’s Transit more about tribal transit leaders’
information in order to expedite the Award Management System (TrAMs) for perspectives, and honor the sovereignty
grant award process. A TDD is available the projects identified in the attached of tribal nations. FTA will post
at 1–800–877–8339 (TDD/FIRS). table, so that funds are expeditiously information about upcoming workshops
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: On March obligated. In cases where the allocation to its Web site and disseminate
14, 2016, FTA published a Notice of amount is less than the proposer’s information about the reviews through
Funding Opportunity (NOFO) through a requested amount, tribes should work its Regional offices. A list of Tribal
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Liaisons can be found on FTA’s Web Funds allocated in this announcement their FTA regional tribal liaison to
site at http://www.transit.dot.gov/ must be obligated in a grant by finalize the grant application in TrAMs.
13094_15845.html. September 30, 2018. Tribes selected for Carolyn Flowers,
competitive funding should work with
Acting Administrator.
TABLE I—FY 2016 TRIBAL TRANSIT PROGRAM AWARDS
State Recipient Project ID Project description Allocation
AK ................................... McGrath Native Village ......................... D2016–TRTR–001 Start-up/Capital ..................................... $63,000
AK ................................... Native Village of Fort Yukon ................. D2016–TRTR–002 Replacement/Capital ............................. 131,655
AK ................................... Native Village of Unalakleet ................. D2016–TRTR–003 Replacement/Capital ............................. 28,340
AK ................................... Nome Eskimo Community .................... D2016–TRTR–004 Existing/Operating ................................. 179,621
AK ................................... Nulato Village ........................................ D2016–TRTR–005 Start-up/Planning .................................. 25,000
AK ................................... Rampart Village .................................... D2016–TRTR–006 Start-up/Planning .................................. 25,000
AZ ................................... Hualapai Indian Tribe ........................... D2016–TRTR–007 Start-up/Capital ..................................... 140,962
CA ................................... Blue Lake Rancheria, California ........... D2016–TRTR–008 Replacement/Capital ............................. 120,000
CA ................................... North Fork Rancheria of Mono Indians D2016–TRTR–009 Expansion, Replacement/Capital .......... 66,994
of California.
CA ................................... Susanville Indian Rancheria ................. D2016–TRTR–010 Replacement/Capital ............................. 45,000
CA ................................... Susanville Indian Rancheria ................. D2016–TRTR–011 Existing/Capital ..................................... 1,980
CA ................................... Yurok Tribe ........................................... D2016–TRTR–012 Expansion, Replacement/Capital .......... 234,000
CT ................................... Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation ..... D2016–TRTR–013 Start-up/Operating ................................ 133,705
ID .................................... Shoshone-Bannock Tribes ................... D2016–TRTR–014 Expansion/Capital ................................. 85,400
KS ................................... Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation .......... D2016–TRTR–015 Expansion, Replacement/Capital .......... 287,500
MN .................................. Bois Forte Band of Chippewa .............. D2016–TRTR–016 Expansion/Capital ................................. 329,843
MN .................................. Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior D2016–TRTR–017 Existing/Capital ..................................... 127,987
Chippewa.
MN .................................. White Earth Band of Chippewa Indians D2016–TRTR–018 Replacement/Capital ............................. 116,352
MT .................................. Chippewa Cree Tribe ............................ D2016–TRTR–019 Replacement/Capital ............................. 77,875
MT .................................. Confederated Salish and Kootenai D2016–TRTR–020 Expansion/Capital ................................. 329,843
Tribes.
MT .................................. Northern Cheyenne Tribe of the North- D2016–TRTR–021 Replacement/Capital ............................. 119,340
ern Cheyenne Indian Res.
NM .................................. Jicarilla Apache Nation ......................... D2016–TRTR–022 Start-up/Capital ..................................... 211,197
OK .................................. Cherokee Nation ................................... D2016–TRTR–023 Replacement/Capital ............................. 321,561
OK .................................. Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma ............... D2016–TRTR–024 Expansion, Replacement/Capital .......... 329,843
OK .................................. Miami Tribe of Oklahoma ..................... D2016–TRTR–025 Expansion, Replacement/Capital .......... 179,100
OK .................................. Muscogee (Creek) Nation ..................... D2016–TRTR–026 Existing/Capital ..................................... 108,000
OK .................................. Seminole Nation of Oklahoma .............. D2016–TRTR–027 Replacement/Capital ............................. 135,000
OK .................................. Wichita and Affiliated Tribes ................. D2016–TRTR–028 Start-up/Planning .................................. 24,998
WA .................................. Confederated Tribes and Bands of the D2016–TRTR–029 Expansion/Capital ................................. 255,344
Yakama Nation.
WA .................................. Cowlitz Indian Tribe .............................. D2016–TRTR–030 Existing, Replacement/Capital .............. 58,056
WA .................................. Kalispel Indian Community of the D2016–TRTR–031 Replacement/Capital ............................. 51,021
Kalispel Reservation.
WA .................................. Muckleshoot Indian Tribe ..................... D2016–TRTR–032 Existing/Operating ................................. 329,843
WA .................................. Nooksack Indian Tribe .......................... D2016–TRTR–033 Existing/Operating ................................. 188,000
WA .................................. Snoqualmie Indian Tribe ....................... D2016–TRTR–034 Existing/Operating ................................. 113,640
WI ................................... Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chip- D2016–TRTR–035 Existing/Planning .................................. 25,000
pewa Indians.
Total Allocation ........ ............................................................... .............................. ............................................................... 5,000,000
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| Contact | Successful applicants should contact the appropriate FTA Regional office for information regarding applying for the funds or program-specific information. A list of Regional offices, along with a list of tribal liaisons can be found at www.transit.dot.gov. Unsuccessful applicants may contact [Eacute]lan Flippin, Office of Program Management at (202) 366-3800, email: [email protected], to arrange a proposal debriefing within 30 days of this announcement. In the event the contact information provided by your tribe in the application has changed, please contact your regional tribal liaison with the current information in order to expedite the grant award process. A TDD is available at 1-800-877-8339 (TDD/FIRS). | |
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