**Federal Transit Administration**

**Grant Program Apportionment**

**Summaries by State**

fiscal year 2004

prepared by:

The Office of Program Management

3/18/2004

Table of Contents

Alabama 3

Alaska 5

American Samoa 7

Arizona 8

Arkansas 10

California 12

Colorado 17

Connecticut 18

Delaware 20

Dist. Of Columbia 21

Florida 22

Georgia 25

Guam 27

Hawaii 28

Idaho 29

Illinois 30

Indiana 32

Iowa 34

Kansas 35

Kentucky 37

Louisiana 39

Maine 41

Maryland 42

Massachusetts 44

Michigan 46

Minnesota 50

Mississippi 52

Missouri 53

Montana 55

Nebraska 56

Nevada 57

New Hampshire 58

New Jersey 59

New Mexico 61

New York 62

North Carolina 65

North Dakota 67

Northern Marianas 68

Ohio 69

Oklahoma 71

Oregon 73

Pennsylvania 75

Puerto Rico 76

Rhode Island 81

South Carolina 82

South Dakota 84

Tennessee 85

Texas 87

Utah 90

Vermont 91

Virgin Islands 92

Virginia 93

Washington 95

West Virginia 97

Wisconsin 98

Wyoming 100

ZZ - Unknown 101

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Alabama**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$65,125,029**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 27 Pct of total 0.89%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 32 Pct of total 0.36%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 31 Pct of total 0.62%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 24 Pct of total 1.02%

FY 2000 - Rank: 27 Pct of total 0.80%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 4,464,356 Rank: 23 Pct of US population: 1.54%

1990 Census - Population: 4,447,100 Rank: 23 Pct of US population: 1.56%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 5,365,483 Rank: 39 Pct of US ridership: 0.06%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$12,664,907

Birmingham, AL 4,705,932

Columbus, GA\--AL 1,740,136

Huntsville, AL 1,426,114

Mobile, AL 2,332,944

Pensacola, FL\--AL 2,459,781

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$6,538,715

Anniston, AL 599,830

Auburn, AL 561,078

Decatur, AL 536,775

Dothan, AL 507,886

Florence, AL 641,595

Gadsden, AL 498,535

Montgomery, AL 2,092,226

Tuscaloosa, AL 1,100,790

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$6,667,593

6,667,593

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$117,113

117,113

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,577,848

1,577,848

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$125,457

125,457

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$465,199

465,199

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 3 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Alabama**

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$27,100,548

Alabama A&M University Transit Loop, Alabama 1,473,390

Alabama Area Agencies on Aging Senior Van Replacement 982,260

Alabama State Docks Intermodal Facility 9,331,468

Birmingham Downtown Intermodal Facility phase II, Alabama 3,437,909

Cummings Research Park Commercial Center Intermodal Facility, 1,964,520

Alabama

Huntsville Airport Phase III Intermodal Facility, Alabama 3,437,909

Jasper Bus Replacement, Alabama 39,290

Mobile Waterfront Terminal and Maritime Center of the Gulf, Alabama
4,420,169

Northwest Shoals Community College Transportation Modernization, 442,017

Alabama

Orange Beach Senior Activity Center buses, Alabama 98,226

Troy State University Bus Shuttle Program, Troy, Alabama 1,473,390

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$3,444,626

Birmingham Transit Corridor, Alabama 3,444,626

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$4,460,669

Alabama Disabilities Advocacy Program \[ADA\] Rural Transportation
495,630

Services

Easter Seals West Alabama JARC Program 991,260

Jefferson County Job Access Reverse Commute Projects 2,973,779

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$1,962,354

Center for Composite Manufacturing, Alabama 968,254

JSU Bus Technology Research Center 994,100

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 4 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Alaska**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$36,074,391**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 41 Pct of total 0.37%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 36 Pct of total 0.27%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 32 Pct of total 0.59%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 27 Pct of total 0.84%

FY 2000 - Rank: 29 Pct of total 0.70%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 634,892 Rank: 48 Pct of US population: 0.22%

1990 Census - Population: 626,932 Rank: 49 Pct of US population: 0.22%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 3,591,004 Rank: 42 Pct of US ridership: 0.04%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$3,218,842

Anchorage, AK 3,218,842

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$443,175

Fairbanks, AK 443,175

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$2,039,405

Anchorage, AK - Alaska Railroad 2,039,405

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$929,305

929,305

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$72,263

72,263

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$239,902

239,902

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$66,295

66,295

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$245,825

245,825

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$12,278,249

Alaska Mobility Coalition Bus Replacement 491,130

Anchorage Ship Creek Intermodal Facility, Alaska 1,964,520

Arctic Winter Games buses and bus facilities, Alaska 1,473,390

Coffman-Cove Inner Island Ferry/Bus Terminal, Alaska 1,473,390

Girdwood Transportation Center, Alaska 982,260

Port McKenzie Intermodal Facility, Alaska 982,260

Port of Anchorage Intermodal Facility, Alaska 2,946,779

Sawmill Creek Intermodal Facility, Alaska 1,964,520

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$10,133,105

Hawaii and Alaska Ferry Boats 10,133,105

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 5 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Alaska**

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$1,610,797

Craig Transit Service JARC Program 49,563

MASCOT Matanuska-Susitna Valley JARC Project 198,252

Mobility Coalition 495,630

North Pole Transit System JARC Program 74,344

Seward Transit Service JARC Program 198,252

Sitka Community RIDE 594,756

AKR Alaska Railroad \$4,797,228

4,797,228

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 6 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **American Samoa**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$223,682**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 55 Pct of total 0.00%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 55 Pct of total 0.00%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 56 Pct of total 0.00%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 55 Pct of total 0.00%

FY 2000 - Rank: 55 Pct of total 0.00%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 57,291 Rank: 56 Pct of US population: 0.02%

1990 Census - Population: 46,773 Rank: 56 Pct of US population: 0.02%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: Rank: Pct of US ridership: 0.00%

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$152,438

152,438

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$11,191

11,191

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$60,053

60,053

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 7 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Arizona**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$88,336,180**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 21 Pct of total 1.24%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 27 Pct of total 0.73%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 26 Pct of total 0.99%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 25 Pct of total 1.02%

FY 2000 - Rank: 26 Pct of total 0.90%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 5,307,331 Rank: 20 Pct of US population: 1.84%

1990 Census - Population: 5,130,632 Rank: 20 Pct of US population: 1.80%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 58,234,490 Rank: 23 Pct of US ridership: 0.67%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$32,339,948

Phoenix\--Mesa, AZ 32,339,948

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$8,991,046

Tucson, AZ 8,991,046

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$3,076,034

Avondale, AZ 777,394

Flagstaff, AZ 570,538

Prescott, AZ 592,381

Yuma, AZ\--CA 1,135,721

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$2,300,373

Phoenix\--Mesa, AZ 2,300,373

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$3,252,704

3,252,704

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$90,423

90,423

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,647,527

1,647,527

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$252,578

252,578

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$1,229,061

1,229,061

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 8 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Arizona**

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$20,627,456

Alternative Fuel Replacement Buses for Sun Tran, Arizona 491,130

Coconino County buses and bus facilities, Arizona 1,375,164

Mesa Operating Facility, Arizona 1,964,520

Phoenix/Glendale West Valley Operating Facility, Arizona 4,911,299

Phoenix/Regional Heavy Maintenance Facility, Arizona 982,260

Ronstadt Transit Center Modifications, Arizona 2,946,779

Tempe Downtown Transit Center, Arizona 491,130

Tempe/Scottsdale East Valley Facilities, Arizona 3,929,039

Tucson Alternative Fuel Replacement Buses, Arizona 3,536,135

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$12,794,325

Phoenix, Arizona, Central Phoenix/East Valley Light Rail Transit
12,794,325

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$1,734,705

Maricopa Association of Governments JARC Projects 1,734,705

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 9 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Arkansas**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$34,127,029**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 40 Pct of total 0.38%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 38 Pct of total 0.19%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 41 Pct of total 0.28%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 40 Pct of total 0.32%

FY 2000 - Rank: 41 Pct of total 0.30%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 2,692,090 Rank: 34 Pct of US population: 0.93%

1990 Census - Population: 2,673,400 Rank: 34 Pct of US population: 0.94%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 4,929,272 Rank: 40 Pct of US ridership: 0.06%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$14,333,179

Little Rock, AR 3,257,167

Memphis, TN\--MS\--AR 11,076,012

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$4,413,910

Fayetteville\--Springdale, AR 1,647,275

Fort Smith, AR\--OK 1,091,673

Hot Springs, AR 433,140

Jonesboro, AR 454,905

Pine Bluff, AR 569,262

Texarkana, TX\--Texarkana, AR 217,655

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$4,823,046

4,823,046

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$102,697

102,697

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,026,721

1,026,721

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$66,295

66,295

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$245,825

245,825

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$5,716,752

Arkansas Statewide buses and bus facilities 4,665,734

Fort Smith Transit Facility, Arkansas 736,695

Southeast Arkansas Area Agencies on Aging buses and bus facilities,
314,323

Arkansas

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$2,952,537

Little Rock, Arkansas, River Rail Streetcar Project 2,952,537

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 10 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Arkansas**

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$446,067

Fort Smith Transit Job Access Reverse Commute Program 198,252

West Memphis Transit Services 247,815

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 11 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of California**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$1,040,049,145**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 1 Pct of total 14.62%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 1 Pct of total 16.39%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 2 Pct of total 13.88%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 1 Pct of total 14.88%

FY 2000 - Rank: 2 Pct of total 14.30%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 34,501,130 Rank: 1 Pct of US population:
11.94%

1990 Census - Population: 33,871,648 Rank: 1 Pct of US population:
11.87%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 1,311,825,00 Rank: 2 Pct of US ridership: 15.04%

0

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$462,632,923

Los Angeles\--Long Beach\--Santa Ana, CA 224,737,462

Riverside\--San Bernardino, CA 21,574,245

Sacramento, CA 16,069,533

San Diego, CA 46,884,404

San Francisco\--Oakland, CA 116,281,286

San Jose, CA 37,085,993

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$77,884,182

Antioch, CA 4,601,783

Bakersfield, CA 5,107,242

Concord, CA 19,151,899

Fresno, CA 6,906,069

Indio\--Cathedral City\--Palm Springs, CA 2,744,904

Lancaster\--Palmdale, CA 6,053,757

Mission Viejo, CA 7,728,924

Modesto, CA 3,362,181

Oxnard, CA 6,314,895

Santa Rosa, CA 2,964,610

Stockton, CA 7,257,571

Temecula\--Murrieta, CA 1,471,032

Thousand Oaks, CA 2,365,881

Victorville\--Hesperia\--Apple Valley, CA 1,853,434

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 12 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of California**

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$45,205,607

Atascadero\--El Paso de Robles (Paso Robles), CA 550,705

Camarillo, CA 825,618

Chico, CA 1,080,532

Davis, CA 1,200,531

El Centro, CA 733,256

Fairfield, CA 1,898,936

Gilroy\--Morgan Hill, CA 947,646

Hanford, CA 876,607

Hemet, CA 1,496,737

Livermore, CA 1,119,868

Lodi, CA 1,236,948

Lompoc, CA 433,934

Madera, CA 704,595

Manteca, CA 783,384

Merced, CA 1,489,738

Napa, CA 1,145,300

Petaluma, CA 836,121

Porterville, CA 778,207

Redding, CA 977,956

Salinas, CA 2,852,431

San Luis Obispo, CA 797,231

Santa Barbara, CA 2,756,159

Santa Clarita, CA 2,328,569

Santa Cruz, CA 2,035,736

Santa Maria, CA 1,721,562

Seaside\--Monterey\--Marina, CA 1,697,589

Simi Valley, CA 1,835,584

Tracy, CA 1,038,319

Turlock, CA 1,057,539

Vacaville, CA 1,334,831

Vallejo, CA 2,821,937

Visalia, CA 1,598,291

Watsonville, CA 968,423

Yuba City, CA 1,236,132

Yuma, AZ\--CA 8,655

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 13 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of California**

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$144,938,975

Concord, CA 7,497,530

Lancaster\--Palmdale, CA 1,816,912

Los Angeles\--Long Beach\--Santa Ana, CA 33,716,101

Mission Viejo, CA 1,244,800

Oxnard, CA 1,054,392

Riverside\--San Bernardino, CA 3,504,777

Sacramento, CA 3,116,717

San Diego, CA 13,193,789

San Francisco\--Oakland, CA 66,233,207

San Jose, CA 12,981,956

Thousand Oaks, CA 578,794

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$10,249,275

10,249,275

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$145,107

145,107

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$9,456,317

9,456,317

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$1,940,124

1,940,124

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$9,668,139

9,668,139

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 14 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of California**

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$45,907,881

AC Transit Expansion Buses, California 982,260

Access Enhancements to Sierra Madre Villa Gold Line Station, 589,356

Alameda Point Areil Transit Project, California 491,130

Anaheim Resort Transit (ART), California 491,130

Antelope Valley Transit Authority Operations and Maintenance Facility,
1,227,825

California

Baldwin Park Downtown/Metrolink Parking Improvements, California 245,565

Burbank Empire Area Transit Center, California 736,695

Calexico Transit System, California 294,678

Cerone Operating Complex Improvements, California 491,130

Cerritos Circulator Buses, California 294,678

Claremont Intermodal Transit Village Expansion Project, California
1,227,825

Collegian Busway Improvements, California 196,452

Corona Transit Center, California 687,582

Davis Intermodal Facility, California 196,452

Eastern Contra Costa County Park and Ride Lots, California 589,356

Ed Roberts Campus transit center, California 392,904

El Garces Intermodal Station, Needles, California 1,866,294

Escondido Bus Maintenance Facility, California 491,130

Eureka Intermodal Depot, California 245,565

Foothill Transit Transit Oriented Neighborhood Program, California
2,455,649

Fresno FAX Buses, Equipment, and Facilities, California 1,178,712

Golden Empire Transit Traffic Signal Priority, California 245,565

Hemet Transit Center/Bus Facility, California 306,465

Interstate 15 Managed Lanes BRT Capital Purchase, California 982,260

Long Beach Transit buses and bus facilities, California 982,260

Los Angeles MTA buses, California 3,929,039

Mammoth Lakes Bus Purchase, California 785,808

Modesto Bus Facility, California 982,260

Monterey-Salinas Transit Buses, California 1,473,390

Omnitrans - Paratransit Vehicles, California 294,678

Orange County Transit Center Improvements, California 319,234

Orange County Bus Rapid Transit, California 2,210,085

Orange County Fare Collection System, California 982,260

Orange County Inter-County Express Bus Service, California 1,080,486

Palmdale Intermodal Facility Parking Lot Expansion, California 294,678

Palo Alto Intermodal Transit Center, California 736,695

Redondo Beach Catalina Transit Terminal, California 785,808

Reseda Boulevard Bus Rapid Transit Project Capital Improvement, 245,565

California

Riverside Transit Agency, Automatic Traveler Information System 73,669

(ATIS), California

Riverside Transit Agency, Bus Rapid Transit Investment, California
491,130

Riverside Transit Agency, Transit Center, California 982,260

Roseville Multitransit Center, California 491,130

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 15 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of California**

Sacramento Regional Bus Expansion, Enhancement, and Coordination 98,226

Program, City of Auburn, California

Sacramento Regional Bus Expansion, Enhancement, and Coordination 491,130

Program, City of Lincoln, California

Sacramento Regional Transit District, Bus Maintenance Facility, 491,130

California

San Fernando Local Transit System, California 294,678

San Francisco Muni buses and bus facilities, California 3,929,039

San Joaquin RTD buses and bus facilities, California 245,565

San Mateo County Transit District Zero-Emission buses, California
884,034

Santa Barbara Metropolitan Transit District Electric Bus Investment,
294,678

California

Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority Zero-Emission Buses, 294,678

California

Sonoma County Transit CNG Buses, California 491,130

South San Fernando Valley Park and Ride facility expansion, 294,678

South Whittier Circulator Buses, California 392,904

Spring Valley Multi-Modal Center, California 589,356

SunLine Transit Agency Clean Fuels Mall Facility and Hydrogen 442,017

Infrastructure Expansion, California

Temecula Transit Center, California 785,808

Transit First Implementation, Chula Vista, California 392,904

Truckee Replacement Buses, California 73,669

Ventura County CNG Fueling Station and Facility Pavement 392,904

Replacement, California

Visalia Bus Operations and Maintenance Facility, California 982,260

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$224,392,783

BART San Francisco Airport (SFO), California, Extension Project
98,417,890

Phase II, LA to Pasadena Metro Gold Line Light Rail Project 3,936,715

San Diego, California, Mission Valley East Light Rail Transit Extension
63,971,625

San Diego, California, Oceanside - Escondido Rail Project 47,240,585

San Francisco, California, Muni Third Street Light Rail Project
8,857,610

San Jose, California, Silicon Valley Rapid Transit Corridor 1,968,358

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$5,515,370

AC Transit CalWORKS Welfare to Work 1,485,898

City of Irwindale Senior Transportation Services 64,432

Guaranteed Ride Home, Santa Clarita 396,504

Mendocino Transit Authority Job Access Reverse Commute 99,126

Metro Link San Bernadino Platform Extension 991,260

Sacramento Region Job Access Reverse Commute Project 1,486,890

Ways to Work 991,260

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$2,112,462

CALSTART/Weststart Bus Rapid Transit; Clean Mobility and Transit
2,112,462

Enhancements

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 16 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Colorado**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$147,806,215**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 14 Pct of total 2.08%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 13 Pct of total 1.94%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 19 Pct of total 1.69%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 20 Pct of total 1.28%

FY 2000 - Rank: 18 Pct of total 1.60%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 4,417,714 Rank: 24 Pct of US population: 1.53%

1990 Census - Population: 4,301,261 Rank: 24 Pct of US population: 1.51%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 84,542,300 Rank: 18 Pct of US ridership: 0.97%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$33,782,121

Denver\--Aurora, CO 33,782,121

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$6,467,142

Colorado Springs, CO 4,708,893

Fort Collins, CO 1,758,249

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$6,760,726

Boulder, CO 1,616,629

Grand Junction, CO 896,749

Greeley, CO 1,193,932

Lafayette\--Louisville, CO 631,603

Longmont, CO 1,011,977

Pueblo, CO 1,409,836

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$3,041,909

Denver\--Aurora, CO 3,041,909

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$2,895,675

2,895,675

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$87,632

87,632

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,156,406

1,156,406

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$207,649

207,649

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$921,026

921,026

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$13,751,621

Colorado Transit Coalition buses and bus facilities, Colorado 13,751,621

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$78,734,308

Denver, Colorado, Southeast Corridor LRT (T-REX) 78,734,308

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 17 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Connecticut**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$807,873,425**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 5 Pct of total 4.84%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 19 Pct of total 1.55%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 17 Pct of total 1.74%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 17 Pct of total 1.84%

FY 2000 - Rank: 17 Pct of total 1.70%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 3,425,074 Rank: 30 Pct of US population: 1.19%

1990 Census - Population: 3,405,565 Rank: 30 Pct of US population: 1.19%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 46,111,490 Rank: 26 Pct of US ridership: 0.53%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$672,976,004

New York\--Newark, NY\--NJ\--CT 672,976,004

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$55,982,904

Bridgeport\--Stamford, CT\--NY 16,030,494

Hartford, CT 12,107,440

New Haven, CT 14,359,665

Springfield, MA\--CT 8,164,328

Worcester, MA\--CT 5,320,977

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$14,399,987

Danbury, CT\--NY 6,074,747

Norwich\--New London, CT 1,570,599

Waterbury, CT 6,754,641

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$40,667,778

Hartford, CT 1,568,213

Southwestern Connecticut 39,099,565

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$1,482,228

1,482,228

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$76,585

76,585

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,125,150

1,125,150

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$184,094

184,094

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$682,662

682,662

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 18 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Connecticut**

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$13,137,724

Bridgeport Intermodal Transport Center, Connecticut 3,929,039

Connecticut Statewide buses and bus facilities 2,946,779

East Haddam Mobility Improvement Project, Connecticut 2,946,779

Greater New Haven Transit District Fuel Cell and Electric Bus 1,473,390

Funding, Connecticut

Hartford Downtown Circulator, Connecticut 1,350,607

Pulse Point Joint Development and Safety Improvements, Norwalk, 491,130

Connecticut

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$3,936,715

Stamford, Connecticut, Urban Transitway & Intermodal Transportation
3,936,715

Center Improvements

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$3,221,594

Connecticut Statewide 3,221,594

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 19 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Delaware**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$120,207,160**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 37 Pct of total 0.50%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 43 Pct of total 0.16%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 42 Pct of total 0.26%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 41 Pct of total 0.28%

FY 2000 - Rank: 44 Pct of total 0.20%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 796,165 Rank: 46 Pct of US population: 0.28%

1990 Census - Population: 783,600 Rank: 46 Pct of US population: 0.27%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 8,312,455 Rank: 35 Pct of US ridership: 0.10%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$113,255,430

Philadelphia, PA\--NJ\--DE\--MD 113,255,430

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$624,206

Dover, DE 605,654

Salisbury, MD\--DE 18,552

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$672,024

672,024

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$70,252

70,252

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$352,200

352,200

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$66,295

66,295

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$245,825

245,825

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$2,701,215

Delaware Statewide bus and bus facilities 982,260

University of Delaware Fuel Cell Bus Project, Delaware 1,718,955

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$1,476,268

Wilmington, Delaware, Train Station Improvements 1,476,268

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$743,445

Delaware Statewide Welfare to Work 743,445

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 20 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the District of Columbia**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$209,717,101**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 17 Pct of total 1.84%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 11 Pct of total 2.05%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 14 Pct of total 1.89%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 19 Pct of total 1.35%

FY 2000 - Rank: 20 Pct of total 1.40%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 571,822 Rank: 51 Pct of US population: 0.20%

1990 Census - Population: 572,059 Rank: 51 Pct of US population: 0.20%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 348,043,600 Rank: 6 Pct of US ridership: 3.99%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$118,855,148

Washington, DC\--VA\--MD 118,855,148

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$63,862,240

Washington, DC\--VA\--MD 63,862,240

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$308,401

308,401

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$66,295

66,295

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$245,825

245,825

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$736,695

WMATA Bus Fleet, Washington, DC 736,695

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$19,683,577

Washington, DC/VA Dulles Corridor Rapid Transit Project 19,683,577

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$1,982,520

Georgetown, Washington DC - Metro Connection 991,260

Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority 991,260

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$3,976,400

Community Transportation Association of America's National Joblinks
994,100

Program

Project ACTION (TEA-21) 2,982,300

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 21 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Florida**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$249,294,510**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 9 Pct of total 3.47%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 7 Pct of total 3.86%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 7 Pct of total 3.85%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 8 Pct of total 3.44%

FY 2000 - Rank: 8 Pct of total 3.60%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 16,396,515 Rank: 4 Pct of US population: 5.67%

1990 Census - Population: 15,982,378 Rank: 4 Pct of US population: 5.60%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 195,361,500 Rank: 9 Pct of US ridership: 2.24%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$111,504,092

Miami, FL 77,929,192

Orlando, FL 15,692,302

Tampa\--St. Petersburg, FL 17,882,598

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$36,096,316

Bonita Springs\--Naples, FL 1,060,500

Cape Coral, FL 3,291,557

Daytona Beach\--Port Orange, FL 3,521,155

Jacksonville, FL 12,274,855

Palm Bay\--Melbourne, FL 4,193,130

Pensacola, FL\--AL 2,459,781

Port St. Lucie, FL 1,765,914

Sarasota\--Bradenton, FL 5,433,497

Tallahassee, FL 2,095,927

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 22 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Florida**

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$17,807,805

Brooksville, FL 876,526

Deltona, FL 1,434,939

Fort Walton Beach, FL 1,456,250

Gainesville, FL 1,722,458

Kissimmee, FL 1,878,670

Lady Lake, FL 407,345

Lakeland, FL 1,940,006

Leesburg\--Eustis, FL 875,532

North Port\--Punta Gorda, FL 1,098,378

Ocala, FL 907,332

Panama City, FL 1,164,212

St. Augustine, FL 505,149

Titusville, FL 518,172

Vero Beach\--Sebastian, FL 1,122,163

Winter Haven, FL 1,425,094

Zephyrhills, FL 475,579

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$17,746,299

Jacksonville, FL 106,587

Miami, FL 17,521,309

Tampa\--St. Petersburg, FL 118,403

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$6,684,574

6,684,574

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$117,246

117,246

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$6,044,201

6,044,201

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$870,551

870,551

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$4,016,192

4,016,192

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 23 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Florida**

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$18,132,517

Citrus County Enhancement Project for the Transportation 122,782

Disadvantaged, Florida

Flagler Senior Services Transit Coaches, Florida 122,782

Florida International University/University of Miami University 392,904

Transportation Center, Florida

Fort Lauderdale Tri-County Transit Authority fare collection system,
785,808

Florida

HART Bus Purchase, Florida 491,130

Jacksonville Transportation Authority, Bus and Bus Facilities, Florida
982,260

Key West bus and bus facilities, Florida 1,080,486

Lakeland Area Mass Transit District Citrus Connection, Florida 540,243

Lee County LeeTran Bus Replacement, Florida 196,452

Levy County Improvement Project for the Transportation 196,452

Disadvantaged, Florida

Miami Dade County System Enhancements, Florida 982,260

Miami-Dade County buses, Florida 982,260

North Florida and West Coast Bus Procurement, Florida 3,929,039

NW 7th Avenue Transit HUB Improvements, Florida 982,260

Palm Beach County and Broward County Regional Buses, Florida 982,260

Palm Beach Gardens Mass Transit Bus Shelters, Florida 19,645

Putnam County Transit Coaches for Ride Solutions, Florida 1,178,712

St. Augustine Intermodal Transportation and Parking Facility, Florida
540,243

St. Johns County Council on Aging Administrative Facility, Florida
196,452

St. Johns County Council on Aging Passenger Amenities, Florida 39,290

St. Johns County Council on Aging Transit Coaches, Florida 343,791

TalTran buses and bus facilities, Florida 687,582

TalTran Intermodal Facility, Florida 491,130

VOTRAN Public Transit System Buses, Florida 736,695

West Palm Beach Trolley Buses, Florida 785,808

Winter Haven Transit Terminal, Florida 343,791

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$18,118,733

Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Tri-Rail Commuter Project 18,118,733

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$3,469,409

Jacksonville, FL Transportation Authority, Community Transportation
2,973,779

Coordinator Program

Key West, Florida Job Access Reverse Commute 495,630

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$7,704,275

Center for Intermodal Transportation, Florida A&M University 745,575

State University System of Florida Intermodal Transportation Safety
6,958,700

Initiative

5317 University Transportation Centers \$982,300

982,300

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 24 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Georgia**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$143,728,647**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 15 Pct of total 1.99%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 18 Pct of total 1.81%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 12 Pct of total 2.05%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 16 Pct of total 1.92%

FY 2000 - Rank: 10 Pct of total 2.50%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 8,383,915 Rank: 10 Pct of US population: 2.90%

1990 Census - Population: 8,186,453 Rank: 10 Pct of US population: 2.87%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 178,998,400 Rank: 10 Pct of US ridership: 2.05%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$53,956,958

Atlanta, GA 53,956,958

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$8,839,484

Augusta-Richmond County, GA\--SC 1,860,902

Chattanooga, TN\--GA 2,581,967

Columbus, GA\--AL 1,740,136

Savannah, GA 2,656,479

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$7,104,592

Albany, GA 876,379

Athens-Clarke County, GA 946,339

Brunswick, GA 440,298

Dalton, GA 470,000

Gainesville, GA 704,205

Hinesville, GA 516,449

Macon, GA 1,323,483

Rome, GA 531,766

Valdosta, GA 540,139

Warner Robins, GA 755,534

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$26,718,394

Atlanta, GA 26,718,394

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$8,451,488

8,451,488

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$131,056

131,056

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$2,288,079

2,288,079

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$323,796

323,796

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 25 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Georgia**

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$1,584,057

1,584,057

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$31,224,076

Athens Clarke County Park Ride Project, Georgia 2,701,214

Chatham Area Transit Authority buses and bus facilities, Georgia
5,893,559

City of Macon Alternative Fuel Vehicle Purchase, Georgia 294,678

Dekalb County BRT Improvements, Georgia 1,473,390

Georgia Statewide buses and bus facilities, Albany & Rome 982,260

GRTA buses and bus facilities, Georgia 4,911,299

Hamilton Clean Fuels Bus Facility, Georgia 982,260

Leesburg Train Depot Renovation and Restoration, Georgia 294,678

Macon and Athens Multimodal Station, Georgia 1,571,616

Macon Multi-Modal Terminal Station, Georgia 1,473,390

MARTA Automated Fare Collection/Smart Card System, Georgia 3,929,039

MARTA Buses, Georgia 5,893,559

Regional Transit Project for Quitman, Clay, Randolph and Stewart 491,130

Counties, Georgia

Terminal Station Multi-Modal Roof Rehabilitation, Georgia 332,004

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$2,115,407

Atlanta, Georgia, Northwest Corridor BRT 2,115,407

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$991,260

Chatham Area Transit Job Access Reverse Commute (JARC) 991,260

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 26 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **Guam**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$582,234**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 56 Pct of total 0.00%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 53 Pct of total 0.01%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 53 Pct of total 0.01%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 53 Pct of total 0.01%

FY 2000 - Rank: 53 Pct of total 0.00%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 154,805 Rank: 53 Pct of US population: 0.05%

1990 Census - Population: 133,152 Rank: 53 Pct of US population: 0.05%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: Rank: Pct of US ridership: 0.00%

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$411,900

411,900

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$13,219

13,219

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$157,115

157,115

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 27 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Hawaii**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$56,195,976**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 33 Pct of total 0.72%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 29 Pct of total 0.55%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 28 Pct of total 0.82%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 31 Pct of total 0.65%

FY 2000 - Rank: 31 Pct of total 0.60%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 1,224,398 Rank: 43 Pct of US population: 0.42%

1990 Census - Population: 1,211,537 Rank: 43 Pct of US population: 0.42%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 67,658,950 Rank: 22 Pct of US ridership: 0.78%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$24,631,302

Honolulu, HI 24,631,302

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$1,755,356

Kailua (Honolulu County)\--Kaneohe, HI 1,755,356

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$1,118,490

Honolulu, HI 1,118,490

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$999,450

999,450

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$72,812

72,812

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$474,925

474,925

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$66,295

66,295

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$245,825

245,825

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$16,698,416

Hawaii Statewide Rural Bus Program 3,929,039

Honolulu Bus and Paratransit Replacement Program, Hawaii 9,822,598

Honolulu Middle Street Intermodal Center, Hawaii 2,946,779

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$10,133,105

Hawaii and Alaska Ferry Boats 10,133,105

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 28 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Idaho**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$18,231,735**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 45 Pct of total 0.21%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 45 Pct of total 0.10%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 46 Pct of total 0.14%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 48 Pct of total 0.15%

FY 2000 - Rank: 48 Pct of total 0.10%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 1,321,006 Rank: 40 Pct of US population: 0.46%

1990 Census - Population: 1,293,953 Rank: 40 Pct of US population: 0.45%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 1,681,314 Rank: 46 Pct of US ridership: 0.02%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$8,086,422

Boise City, ID 2,138,519

Spokane, WA\--ID 5,947,903

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$3,533,870

Coeur d\'Alene, ID 751,420

Idaho Falls, ID 741,498

Lewiston, ID\--WA 319,223

Nampa, ID 1,042,036

Pocatello, ID 679,693

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$1,836,315

1,836,315

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$79,352

79,352

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$454,617

454,617

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$66,295

66,295

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$245,825

245,825

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$3,929,039

Idaho Transit Coalition buses and bus facilities 3,929,039

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 29 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Illinois**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$566,586,381**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 4 Pct of total 6.25%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 3 Pct of total 7.86%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 4 Pct of total 7.04%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 4 Pct of total 6.46%

FY 2000 - Rank: 4 Pct of total 6.40%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 12,482,301 Rank: 5 Pct of US population: 4.32%

1990 Census - Population: 12,419,293 Rank: 5 Pct of US population: 4.35%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 611,521,800 Rank: 3 Pct of US ridership: 7.01%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$233,369,032

Chicago, IL\--IN 206,199,235

St. Louis, MO\--IL 27,169,797

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$11,555,161

Davenport, IA\--IL 3,426,676

Peoria, IL 2,387,242

Rockford, IL 2,163,283

Round Lake Beach\--McHenry\--Grayslake, IL\--WI 3,577,960

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$8,717,262

Alton, IL 823,268

Beloit, WI\--IL 127,829

Bloomington\--Normal, IL 1,501,485

Champaign, IL 1,654,079

Danville, IL 527,045

Decatur, IL 1,006,792

DeKalb, IL 759,716

Dubuque, IA\--IL 25,886

Kankakee, IL 754,272

Springfield, IL 1,536,890

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$141,362,143

Chicago, IL\--IN 139,271,688

Round Lake Beach\--McHenry\--Grayslake, IL-WI 2,090,455

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$7,135,696

7,135,696

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$120,772

120,772

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$3,514,414

3,514,414

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 30 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Illinois**

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$629,317

629,317

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$3,408,148

3,408,148

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$9,282,356

Illinois Statewide buses and bus facilities 6,875,819

Lincoln Park Museum Trolleys, Illinois 589,356

Normal Multimodal Transportation Center and public facilities, Illinois
736,695

Peoria Bus Purchase, Illinois 294,678

Rock Island County Mass Transit District (Metrolink) transit facility,
491,130

Springfield Bus Purchase, Illinois 294,678

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$144,674,291

Chicago, Illinois Transit Authority, Douglas Branch Reconstruction
83,655,202

Chicago, Illinois, Metra Commuter Rail Expansions and Extensions
51,177,300

Chicago, Illinois, Ravenswood Reconstruction 9,841,789

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$817,789

Illinois Statewide JARC 198,252

Operation Ride DuPage 495,630

Ray Graham Association for People With Disabilities 123,907

5317 University Transportation Centers \$2,000,000

2,000,000

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 31 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Indiana**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$280,055,006**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 11 Pct of total 2.22%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 23 Pct of total 0.89%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 22 Pct of total 1.09%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 21 Pct of total 1.10%

FY 2000 - Rank: 23 Pct of total 1.10%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 6,114,745 Rank: 14 Pct of US population: 2.12%

1990 Census - Population: 6,080,485 Rank: 14 Pct of US population: 2.13%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 29,818,360 Rank: 28 Pct of US ridership: 0.34%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$232,195,482

Chicago, IL\--IN 206,199,235

Cincinnati, OH\--KY\--IN 16,472,576

Indianapolis, IN 9,523,671

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$18,018,066

Evansville, IN\--KY 1,739,423

Fort Wayne, IN 2,319,382

Louisville, KY\--IN 10,524,221

South Bend, IN\--MI 3,435,040

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$8,314,702

Anderson, IN 912,310

Bloomington, IN 1,020,695

Columbus, IN 526,802

Elkhart, IN\--MI 1,273,063

Kokomo, IN 644,022

Lafayette, IN 1,437,785

Michigan City, IN\--MI 698,644

Muncie, IN 991,156

Terre Haute, IN 810,225

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$703,817

South Bend, IN\--MI 703,817

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$7,103,057

7,103,057

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$120,517

120,517

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,865,436

1,865,436

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$220,443

220,443

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 32 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Indiana**

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$925,878

925,878

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$8,859,984

Bloomington Transit, Bloomington, Indiana 707,227

Cherry Street Multi-Modal Facility, Terre Haute, Indiana 1,866,294

Fort Wayne Citilink Bus Purchase, Indiana 392,904

Indiana University Bloomington, Indiana 785,808

Indianapolis Downtown Transit Center, Indiana 3,437,909

Muncie Transit System, Indiana 687,582

South Bend TRANSPO Bus Facilities, Indiana 982,260

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$984,179

South Shore Commuter Rail Service Capacity Enhancement, Indiana 984,179

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$743,445

IndyGo IndyFlex Job Access Reverse Commute Program 743,445

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 33 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Iowa**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$39,109,422**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 38 Pct of total 0.48%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 35 Pct of total 0.27%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 34 Pct of total 0.45%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 35 Pct of total 0.43%

FY 2000 - Rank: 37 Pct of total 0.40%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 2,923,179 Rank: 31 Pct of US population: 1.01%

1990 Census - Population: 2,926,324 Rank: 31 Pct of US population: 1.03%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 13,188,680 Rank: 33 Pct of US ridership: 0.15%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$14,093,646

Davenport, IA\--IL 3,426,676

Des Moines, IA 4,614,848

Omaha, NE\--IA 6,052,122

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$6,390,477

Ames, IA 702,808

Cedar Rapids, IA 1,907,561

Dubuque, IA\--IL 696,028

Iowa City, IA 993,988

Sioux City, IA\--NE\--SD 922,351

Waterloo, IA 1,167,741

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$4,820,069

4,820,069

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$102,673

102,673

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$977,883

977,883

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$72,047

72,047

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$267,153

267,153

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$11,394,214

Ames Maintenance Facility improvement, Iowa 982,260

Coralville Intermodal Facility, Iowa 491,130

Iowa Statewide buses and bus facilities 6,482,915

UNI Multimodal Project, Iowa 3,437,909

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$991,260

Iowa Statewide JARC 991,260

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 34 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Kansas**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$32,493,042**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 39 Pct of total 0.42%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 37 Pct of total 0.23%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 40 Pct of total 0.30%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 38 Pct of total 0.39%

FY 2000 - Rank: 39 Pct of total 0.30%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 2,694,641 Rank: 33 Pct of US population: 0.93%

1990 Census - Population: 2,688,418 Rank: 33 Pct of US population: 0.94%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 4,458,344 Rank: 41 Pct of US ridership: 0.05%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$11,319,594

Kansas City, MO\--KS 11,319,594

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$4,210,514

Wichita, KS 4,210,514

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$2,702,007

Lawrence, KS 1,166,003

St. Joseph, MO\--KS 9,495

Topeka, KS 1,526,509

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$3,939,493

3,939,493

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$95,791

95,791

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$880,015

880,015

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$78,060

78,060

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$312,366

312,366

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$6,040,898

City of Wichita Transit Authority System Upgrades, Kansas 245,565

Johnson County Nolte Transit Center, Kansas 245,565

Johnson County Transit Equipment and Transit Coach Improvement, 98,226

Kansas

Kansas City Area Transit Authority buses and bus facilities, Kansas
1,669,842

Kansas Statewide buses and bus facilities 2,946,779

Topeka Transit buses and bus facilities, Kansas 491,130

Unified Government of Kansas City bus replacement, Kansas 343,791

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 35 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Kansas**

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$2,914,304

ADA Mobility Planning 361,810

JARC Program, MidAmerica Regional Council Kansas City 495,630

Topeka Metropolitan Transit Authority JARC 693,882

Unified Government of Wyandotte County JARC 1,362,982

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 36 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the Commonwealth of Kentucky**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$61,581,605**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 34 Pct of total 0.63%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 31 Pct of total 0.43%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 30 Pct of total 0.63%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 30 Pct of total 0.66%

FY 2000 - Rank: 33 Pct of total 0.50%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 4,065,556 Rank: 25 Pct of US population: 1.41%

1990 Census - Population: 4,041,769 Rank: 25 Pct of US population: 1.42%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 23,898,370 Rank: 31 Pct of US ridership: 0.27%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$16,472,576

Cincinnati, OH\--KY\--IN 16,472,576

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$15,279,169

Evansville, IN\--KY 1,739,423

Lexington-Fayette, KY 3,015,525

Louisville, KY\--IN 10,524,221

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$2,577,879

Bowling Green, KY 558,755

Clarksville, TN\--KY 244,201

Huntington, WV\--KY\--OH 500,526

Owensboro, KY 676,336

Radcliff\--Elizabethtown, KY 598,061

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$6,585,421

6,585,421

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$116,471

116,471

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,457,184

1,457,184

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$101,257

101,257

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$389,858

389,858

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 37 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the Commonwealth of Kentucky**

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$18,304,412

Audubon Area Community Services, Kentucky 98,226

Danville Hub-Gilcher Transit Facility / Parking Structure, Kentucky
1,718,955

Daviess County Parking Garage and Intra-County Transit Facility,
1,964,520

Kentucky

Fulton County Transit Authority, Kentucky 147,339

Henderson Area Rapid Transit Authority, Kentucky 14,734

Kentucky Transportation Cabinet/Community Action Groups 392,904

Paducah Area Transit Authority, Kentucky 39,290

Perry County Intermodal Facility, Kentucky 1,964,520

Red Cross Wheels, Kentucky 78,581

Senior Services of Northern Kentucky buses and bus facilities, 245,565

Southern and Eastern Kentucky buses and bus facilities 1,522,503

Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky Bus Replacement, Kentucky
1,964,520

Transit Authority of River City buses and bus facilities, Kentucky
2,455,649

Transportation Authority of the River City (TARC) bus/trolley 2,455,649

replacement, Kentucky

Transportation Authority of the River City (TARC) expansion facility,
785,808

Kentucky

Western Kentucky University Bus Shuttle System, Kentucky 2,455,649

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$297,378

Bowling Green KY Housing Authority Reverse Access Commute 297,378

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 38 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Louisiana**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$71,769,339**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 24 Pct of total 1.01%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 22 Pct of total 1.27%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 23 Pct of total 1.09%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 29 Pct of total 0.71%

FY 2000 - Rank: 28 Pct of total 0.70%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 4,465,430 Rank: 22 Pct of US population: 1.55%

1990 Census - Population: 4,468,976 Rank: 22 Pct of US population: 1.57%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 76,611,130 Rank: 19 Pct of US ridership: 0.88%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$15,357,307

New Orleans, LA 15,357,307

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$6,887,232

Baton Rouge, LA 4,150,405

Shreveport, LA 2,736,827

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$7,101,087

Alexandria, LA 699,354

Houma, LA 1,218,982

Lafayette, LA 1,625,601

Lake Charles, LA 1,221,641

Mandeville\--Covington, LA 561,543

Monroe, LA 1,045,630

Slidell, LA 728,336

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$2,843,412

New Orleans, LA 2,843,412

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$5,144,225

5,144,225

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$105,207

105,207

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,450,921

1,450,921

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$163,873

163,873

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$609,068

609,068

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 39 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Louisiana**

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$9,184,130

Greater Ouachita Port and Intermodal Facility, Louisiana 1,227,825

Intermodal Transit Facility for ULM, Louisiana 982,260

Louisiana Statewide buses and bus facilities 5,402,429

Shreveport Intermodal Bus Facility, Louisiana 687,582

St. Bernard Parish Intermodal Facilities, Louisiana 491,130

St. Tammany Park and Ride, Louisiana 392,904

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$22,922,877

New Orleans, Louisiana, Canal Street Streetcar Project 22,922,877

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 40 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Maine**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$11,987,314**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 47 Pct of total 0.17%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 47 Pct of total 0.09%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 47 Pct of total 0.14%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 45 Pct of total 0.23%

FY 2000 - Rank: 47 Pct of total 0.10%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 1,286,670 Rank: 41 Pct of US population: 0.45%

1990 Census - Population: 1,274,923 Rank: 41 Pct of US population: 0.45%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 2,994,503 Rank: 44 Pct of US ridership: 0.03%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$3,046,639

Bangor, ME 553,126

Dover\--Rochester, NH\--ME 58,026

Lewiston, ME 598,463

Portland, ME 1,761,767

Portsmouth, NH\--ME 75,257

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$2,556,919

2,556,919

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$84,985

84,985

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$531,663

531,663

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$66,295

66,295

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$245,825

245,825

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$2,455,650

Cranberry Isles Intermodal Transportation Facility, Maine 245,565

Curtis Ferry, Maine 736,695

Maine Statewide buses and bus facilities 1,227,825

Portland Bayside Parking Garage / Intermodal Facility, Maine 245,565

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$2,509,656

Maine Marine Highway 1,525,477

Yarmouth to Auburn Line, Maine 984,179

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$489,682

Maine Statewide JARC 489,682

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 41 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Maryland**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$430,287,461**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 8 Pct of total 3.74%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 9 Pct of total 3.06%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 9 Pct of total 2.89%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 12 Pct of total 2.21%

FY 2000 - Rank: 12 Pct of total 2.20%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 5,375,156 Rank: 19 Pct of US population: 1.86%

1990 Census - Population: 5,296,486 Rank: 19 Pct of US population: 1.86%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 137,815,000 Rank: 13 Pct of US ridership: 1.58%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$268,487,675

Baltimore, MD 36,377,097

Philadelphia, PA\--NJ\--DE\--MD 113,255,430

Washington, DC\--VA\--MD 118,855,148

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$5,976,323

Aberdeen\--Havre de Grace\--Bel Air, MD 1,724,343

Cumberland, MD-WV-PA 477,973

Frederick, MD 1,114,772

Hagerstown, MD\--WV\--PA 865,332

Salisbury, MD\--DE 516,832

St. Charles, MD 719,953

Westminster, MD 557,118

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$27,828,336

Baltimore Commuter Rail 18,648,081

Baltimore, MD 9,180,255

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$2,658,175

2,658,175

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$85,776

85,776

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,540,533

1,540,533

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$277,738

277,738

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$1,377,570

1,377,570

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 42 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Maryland**

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$12,965,829

Baltimore Center Plaza, Maryland 589,356

Maryland Statewide buses and bus facility 7,366,948

Southern Maryland Commuter Bus Initiative 4,420,169

WMATA Buses, Maryland 589,356

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$103,338,779

Baltimore, Maryland, Central Light Rail Double Track Project 39,367,154

Washington, DC/MD, Largo Extension 63,971,625

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$5,253,677

Maryland Statewide JARC 3,965,039

VoxLinx Voice-Enabled Transit Trip Planner 1,288,638

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$497,050

Transit Technology Career Ladder Partnership Training Program 497,050

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 43 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the Commonwealth of Massachusetts**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$229,411,189**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 12 Pct of total 2.10%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 8 Pct of total 3.45%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 8 Pct of total 3.50%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 7 Pct of total 3.75%

FY 2000 - Rank: 7 Pct of total 4.40%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 6,379,304 Rank: 13 Pct of US population: 2.21%

1990 Census - Population: 6,349,097 Rank: 13 Pct of US population: 2.23%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 386,127,600 Rank: 5 Pct of US ridership: 4.43%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$115,274,682

Boston, MA\--NH\--RI 96,960,241

Providence, RI\--MA 18,314,441

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$16,684,475

Barnstable Town, MA 3,199,170

Springfield, MA\--CT 8,164,328

Worcester, MA\--CT 5,320,977

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$3,339,753

Leominster\--Fitchburg, MA 1,142,978

Nashua, NH\--MA 225

New Bedford, MA 1,696,493

Pittsfield, MA 500,057

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$71,402,094

Boston, MA-NH-RI 70,481,969

Worcester, MA\--CT 920,125

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$1,899,702

1,899,702

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$79,848

79,848

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$2,034,741

2,034,741

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$364,189

364,189

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$1,809,959

1,809,959

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 44 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the Commonwealth of Massachusetts**

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$13,879,332

Berkshire Regional Transit Authority (BRTA) Buses and Fare Boxes,
162,073

Massachusetts

Brockton Intermodal Transportation Centre, Massachusetts 982,260

Bus Replacement, Brockton Area Transit Authority, Massachusetts
1,964,520

Franklin Regional Transit Authority (FRTA) Bus, Massachusetts 147,339

Lowell Regional Transit Authority Gallagher Intermodal Transportation
982,260

Center, Massachusetts

Montachusett Area Regional Transit (MART) buses and bus facilities,
1,964,520

Massachusetts

Newton Rapid Transit Handicap Access Improvements, 294,678

Pioneer Valley Transit Authority (PVTA) buses, Massachusetts 2,357,423

Pittsfield Intermodal Transportation Center, Massachusetts 604,090

Springfield Union Station Intermodal facility redevelopment, 4,420,169

Massachusetts

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$1,968,358

Boston, Massachusetts, Silver Line Phase III 1,968,358

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$674,056

Holyoke Community Access to Employment and Adult Education 74,344

Pioneer Valley Access to Jobs and Reverse Commute Program 451,023

Worcester Regional Transit Authority JARC Projects 148,689

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 45 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Michigan**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$127,082,453**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 19 Pct of total 1.73%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 20 Pct of total 1.38%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 18 Pct of total 1.69%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 18 Pct of total 1.57%

FY 2000 - Rank: 16 Pct of total 1.80%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 9,990,817 Rank: 8 Pct of US population: 3.46%

1990 Census - Population: 9,938,444 Rank: 8 Pct of US population: 3.48%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 89,874,690 Rank: 16 Pct of US ridership: 1.03%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$35,871,006

Detroit, MI 35,871,006

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$28,580,497

Ann Arbor, MI 4,106,806

Flint, MI 5,319,760

Grand Rapids, MI 6,084,327

Lansing, MI 4,190,673

South Bend, IN\--MI 3,435,040

Toledo, OH\--MI 5,443,891

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$10,948,727

Battle Creek, MI 747,140

Bay City, MI 760,747

Benton Harbor\--St. Joseph, MI 552,348

Elkhart, IN\--MI 16,673

Holland, MI 958,014

Jackson, MI 868,421

Kalamazoo, MI 1,873,258

Michigan City, IN\--MI 4,453

Monroe, MI 536,919

Muskegon, MI 1,463,310

Port Huron, MI 818,836

Saginaw, MI 1,467,498

South Lyon\--Howell\--Brighton, MI 881,110

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$591,335

Detroit, MI 591,335

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$8,939,821

8,939,821

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$134,873

134,873

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 46 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Michigan**

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$2,929,051

2,929,051

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$425,163

425,163

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$2,021,821

2,021,821

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 47 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Michigan**

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$32,972,497

Allegan County Transportation Services, Michigan 39,290

Ann Arbor Fuel Cell Bus Project, Michigan 1,964,520

Ann Arbor Transit Authority Transit Center, Michigan 736,695

Barry County Transit replacement maintenance equipment, Michigan 19,645

Bay Area Metropolitan Transportation Authority New and Replacement
245,565

Buses, Michigan

Bay Area Transportation Authority Downtown Transfer Center 982,260

Construction and Bus Purchase, Grand Traverse County, Michigan

Belding bus replacement and communication equipment, Michigan 39,290

Berrien County Public Transportation, Michigan 98,226

Cadillac/Wexford Transit Authority buses, Michigan 73,669

Cadillac/Wexford Transit Authority Intermodal Facility, Michigan 589,356

CATA, Lansing, Michigan 982,260

Clare County Transit Corporation Replacement Buses, Michigan 98,226

Clinton Transit Bus Purchase, Michigan 39,290

County Connection L.L.C., Midland County, Michigan 73,669

Detroit Bus Replacement, Michigan 2,455,649

Detroit Downtown Transit Center, Michigan 6,875,819

Detroit Timed Transfer Center Phase II, Michigan 982,260

Flint buses and bus facilities, Michigan 2,455,649

Grand Rapids Metropolitan Area multimodal surface transportation
1,522,503

center, Michigan

Harbor Transit Bus Replacement, Michigan 196,452

Holland Macatawa Area Express (MAX), Michigan 589,356

Intelligent Transportation System for ITP The Rapid, Michigan 589,356

Isabella County Transportation Commission Vehicle Replacement, 245,565

Michigan

Kalamazoo County Human Services Care-A-Van, Michigan 73,669

Kalamazoo Metro Transit, Michigan 923,325

Lake Erie Transit Bus Storage Facility and Maintenance Facility 982,260

Expansion, Michigan

Lansing Fixed Route Bus Replacement, ADA Para transit Small Bus
1,473,390

Replacement, Maintenance, Administration and Storage Facility

Renovation and Expansion, CATA/MSU Bus Way, Rural Small Bus

Replacement, Michigan

LETS Bus Replacement, Michigan 88,403

Ludinton Mass Transportation Authority Bus Facility, Michigan 245,565

Manistee County Transportation, Inc. Replacement Buses, Michigan 29,468

Marquette County, Phase II - Transit Administrative, Operations, 982,260

Maintenance & Storage Facility, Michigan

Mecosta Osceola County Area Transit Vehicle Replacement, Michigan
196,452

Michigan Statewide buses and bus facilities 982,260

Northern Michigan buses and bus facilities 491,130

Sanilac County bus facility, Michigan 98,226

Shiawassee Transportation Center and replacement buses, Michigan 39,290

St. Joseph County Transit, Michigan 34,379

Suburban Mobility Authority for Regional Transportation (SMART)
4,420,169

buses and bus facilities, Michigan

VanBuren Public Transit, Michigan 17,681

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 48 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Michigan**

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$3,667,662

Detroit Job Access Reverse Commute 1,586,016

Flint Transit Job Access Reverse Commute Program 743,445

Grand Rapids/Kent County JARC 1,189,512

North Oakland Transportation Authority 148,689

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 49 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Minnesota**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$151,046,986**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 13 Pct of total 2.10%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 14 Pct of total 1.94%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 13 Pct of total 2.05%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 15 Pct of total 1.96%

FY 2000 - Rank: 14 Pct of total 1.90%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 4,972,294 Rank: 21 Pct of US population: 1.72%

1990 Census - Population: 4,919,479 Rank: 21 Pct of US population: 1.72%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 85,531,210 Rank: 17 Pct of US ridership: 0.98%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$39,017,542

Minneapolis\--St. Paul, MN 39,017,542

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$3,580,024

Duluth, MN\--WI 898,587

Fargo, ND\--MN 447,803

Grand Forks, ND\--MN 95,770

La Crosse, WI\--MN 54,504

Rochester, MN 1,035,920

St. Cloud, MN 1,047,440

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$5,993,572

Minneapolis\--St. Paul, MN 5,993,572

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$5,874,251

5,874,251

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$110,913

110,913

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,361,686

1,361,686

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$175,256

175,256

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$862,830

862,830

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 50 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Minnesota**

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$10,929,604

Metro Transit buses and bus facilities, Minnesota 4,321,943

Minnesota District 8 Transit Vehicles and Transit Bus Facilities 785,808

Minnesota Transit buses and bus facilities, Minnesota 1,642,338

Northwest Corridor Busway, Minnesota 2,946,779

Southern Minnesota Transit Facilities 29,468

Southern Minnesota Transit Vehicles 368,347

St. Cloud Buses, Minnesota 98,226

Union Depot Multi-modal Transportation Hub, Minnesota 736,695

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$79,452,758

Minneapolis, Minnesota, Hiawatha Corridor Light Rail Transit (LRT)
73,793,730

Minneapolis, Minnesota, Northstar Corridor Rail Project 5,659,028

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$495,630

Metropolitan Council Job Access 495,630

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$1,192,920

Hennepin County community transportation, Minnesota 1,192,920

5317 University Transportation Centers \$2,000,000

2,000,000

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 51 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Mississippi**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$29,698,277**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 42 Pct of total 0.31%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 39 Pct of total 0.19%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 39 Pct of total 0.33%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 39 Pct of total 0.34%

FY 2000 - Rank: 42 Pct of total 0.30%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 2,858,029 Rank: 32 Pct of US population: 0.99%

1990 Census - Population: 2,844,658 Rank: 32 Pct of US population: 1.00%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 1,606,287 Rank: 47 Pct of US ridership: 0.02%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$14,753,337

Gulfport\--Biloxi, MS 1,627,879

Jackson, MS 2,049,446

Memphis, TN\--MS\--AR 11,076,012

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$1,103,147

Hattiesburg, MS 585,200

Pascagoula, MS 517,947

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$5,759,841

5,759,841

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$110,018

110,018

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,029,560

1,029,560

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$66,295

66,295

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$245,825

245,825

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$6,630,254

Coast Transit Authority, Mississippi 491,130

Harrison County multi-modal facilities and shuttle service, Mississippi
982,260

Hattiesburg Intermodal Facility, Mississippi 2,946,779

Intermodal Facility, JIA, Mississippi 1,964,520

JATRAN vehicles for disabled and elderly, Mississippi 245,565

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 52 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Missouri**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$81,460,665**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 29 Pct of total 0.83%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 24 Pct of total 0.89%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 20 Pct of total 1.49%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 14 Pct of total 2.03%

FY 2000 - Rank: 13 Pct of total 1.90%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 5,629,707 Rank: 17 Pct of US population: 1.95%

1990 Census - Population: 5,595,211 Rank: 17 Pct of US population: 1.96%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 70,216,200 Rank: 21 Pct of US ridership: 0.81%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$38,489,391

Kansas City, MO\--KS 11,319,594

St. Louis, MO\--IL 27,169,797

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$1,757,091

Springfield, MO 1,757,091

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$3,605,824

Columbia, MO 1,029,489

Jefferson City, MO 487,340

Joplin, MO 625,390

Lee\'s Summit, MO 651,809

St. Joseph, MO\--KS 811,796

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$4,221,411

Kansas City, MO\--KS 29,842

St. Louis, MO\--IL 4,191,569

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$6,664,068

6,664,068

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$117,086

117,086

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,783,015

1,783,015

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$199,743

199,743

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$910,075

910,075

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 53 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Missouri**

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$19,252,292

City of Columbia Transit Replacement, Missouri 98,226

Clinton Transit Office, Missouri 245,565

Jefferson City Transit System, Missouri 294,678

KCATA buses and bus facilities, Missouri 2,946,779

Missouri Bus & Paratransit Vehicles- Rolling Stock 785,808

Missouri Statewide buses and bus facilities 7,858,078

OATS buses and bus facilities, Missouri 1,473,390

Oats Transportation Service of Southwest Missouri 68,758

Ray County Transportation vehicle replacement, Missouri 78,581

Southeast Missouri Bus Service Capital Improvements 1,473,390

Southwest Missouri State University Transfer Facility, Missouri
2,455,649

St. Louis Downtown Shuttle/Trolley Equipment, Missouri 245,565

St. Louis METRO buses and bus facilities, Missouri 1,227,825

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$4,460,669

Kansas City Job Access Partnership 495,630

Missouri Statewide JARC 3,965,039

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 54 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Montana**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$8,297,811**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 51 Pct of total 0.12%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 48 Pct of total 0.08%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 48 Pct of total 0.14%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 46 Pct of total 0.18%

FY 2000 - Rank: 50 Pct of total 0.10%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 904,433 Rank: 45 Pct of US population: 0.31%

1990 Census - Population: 902,195 Rank: 45 Pct of US population: 0.32%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 2,297,171 Rank: 45 Pct of US ridership: 0.03%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$3,241,063

Billings, MT 1,118,648

Great Falls, MT 726,863

Missoula, MT 722,956

Saipan, MP 672,596

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$1,777,392

1,777,392

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$78,892

78,892

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$383,581

383,581

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$66,295

66,295

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$245,825

245,825

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$2,504,763

Billings Downtown Bus Transfer Facility, Montana 1,473,390

Great Falls Transit Authority Bus Replacement and Facility 294,678

Improvement, Montana

Helena Transit Facility, Montana 491,130

Liberty County COA Bus Facility, Montana 49,113

Mountain Line Bus Replacement and Facility Improvements, Montana 196,452

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 55 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Nebraska**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$15,629,836**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 46 Pct of total 0.18%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 40 Pct of total 0.19%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 44 Pct of total 0.18%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 43 Pct of total 0.24%

FY 2000 - Rank: 43 Pct of total 0.20%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 1,713,235 Rank: 39 Pct of US population: 0.59%

1990 Census - Population: 1,711,263 Rank: 39 Pct of US population: 0.60%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 5,967,724 Rank: 38 Pct of US ridership: 0.07%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$8,364,443

Lincoln, NE 2,312,321

Omaha, NE\--IA 6,052,122

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$180,026

Sioux City, IA\--NE\--SD 180,026

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$2,411,059

2,411,059

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$83,845

83,845

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$594,868

594,868

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$66,295

66,295

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$245,825

245,825

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$3,683,475

Kearney RYDE Transit, Nebraska 982,260

Metro Area Transit (MAT) buses and bus facilities, Omaha, Nebraska
1,964,520

Nebraska Statewide Rural Automatic Vehicle Locating & Comms. 736,695

System

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 56 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Nevada**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$54,309,961**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 31 Pct of total 0.76%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 30 Pct of total 0.45%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 33 Pct of total 0.54%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 32 Pct of total 0.56%

FY 2000 - Rank: 34 Pct of total 0.50%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 2,106,074 Rank: 36 Pct of US population: 0.73%

1990 Census - Population: 1,998,257 Rank: 36 Pct of US population: 0.70%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 58,069,940 Rank: 24 Pct of US ridership: 0.67%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$18,956,657

Las Vegas, NV 18,956,657

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$4,330,597

Reno, NV 4,330,597

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$631,628

Carson City, NV 631,628

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$856,628

856,628

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$71,695

71,695

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$719,862

719,862

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$108,337

108,337

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$449,932

449,932

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$8,005,418

Bus Rapid Transit Project, Virginia Street, Reno, Nevada 982,260

Construction of new Intermodal Terminals in Downtown Reno and 5,893,559

Sparks, Nevada

Nevada Rural Transit Vehicles and Facilities 491,130

RTC Central City Intermodal Transportation Terminal, Las Vegas, 491,130

Nevada

Sparks and Reno Bus and Bus Facilities, Nevada 147,339

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$19,683,577

Las Vegas, Nevada, Resort Corridor Fixed Guideway, MOS 19,683,577

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$495,630

Lake Tahoe Public Transit Services JARC Project 99,126

Nevada Statewide small urban and rural Job Access Reverse 396,504

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 57 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of New Hampshire**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$108,383,232**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 35 Pct of total 0.62%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 46 Pct of total 0.10%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 45 Pct of total 0.18%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 50 Pct of total 0.09%

FY 2000 - Rank: 45 Pct of total 0.20%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 1,259,181 Rank: 42 Pct of US population: 0.44%

1990 Census - Population: 1,235,786 Rank: 42 Pct of US population: 0.43%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 752,989 Rank: 51 Pct of US ridership: 0.01%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$96,960,241

Boston, MA\--NH\--RI 96,960,241

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$4,334,932

Dover\--Rochester, NH\--ME 641,869

Manchester, NH 1,535,283

Nashua, NH\--MA 1,801,080

Portsmouth, NH\--ME 356,700

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$1,819,852

1,819,852

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$79,224

79,224

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$456,694

456,694

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$66,295

66,295

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$245,825

245,825

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$4,420,169

New Hampshire Statewide buses and bus facilities 4,420,169

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 58 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of New Jersey**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$1,043,457,028**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 3 Pct of total 7.07%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 4 Pct of total 7.38%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 3 Pct of total 7.38%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 3 Pct of total 6.95%

FY 2000 - Rank: 3 Pct of total 6.80%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 8,484,431 Rank: 9 Pct of US population: 2.94%

1990 Census - Population: 8,414,350 Rank: 9 Pct of US population: 2.95%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 276,340,400 Rank: 8 Pct of US ridership: 3.17%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$786,231,434

New York\--Newark, NY\--NJ\--CT 672,976,004

Philadelphia, PA\--NJ\--DE\--MD 113,255,430

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$17,292,706

Allentown\--Bethlehem, PA\--NJ 6,000,239

Atlantic City, NJ 6,779,233

Trenton, NJ 4,513,234

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$2,089,730

Hightstown, NJ 807,591

Vineland, NJ 812,743

Wildwood\--North Wildwood\--Cape May, NJ 469,396

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$88,597,029

Atlantic City, NJ 1,509,365

Northeastern New Jersey 85,710,342

Trenton, NJ 1,377,322

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$1,757,590

1,757,590

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$78,737

78,737

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$2,579,198

2,579,198

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$501,115

501,115

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$2,850,946

2,850,946

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 59 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of New Jersey**

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$12,081,796

Harrison Intermodal Project, New Jersey 736,695

Howard Boulevard Intermodal Park & Ride, New Jersey 2,160,972

Hunterdon County Intermodel Stations and Park & Rides, New Jersey
392,904

Montclair State University Campus and Community Bus System, New 687,582

Jersey

Morris County Intermodal Facilities and Park & Rides, New Jersey
2,946,779

Newark Penn Station Intermodal Improvements, New Jersey 2,946,779

Old Bridge Intermodal Stations and Park & Rides, New Jersey 491,130

South Amboy Regional Intermodal Transportation Initiative, New 982,260

Jersey

Trenton Intermodal Station, New Jersey 736,695

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$120,626,885

Newark-Elizabeth, New Jersey, Rail Link (NERL) MOS-1 22,209,000

Northern, New Jersey Hudson - Bergen Light Rail MOS-2 98,417,885

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$5,005,862

New Jersey Community Development Corporation Transportation 297,378

Opportunity Center

New Jersey Statewide JARC 4,708,484

5315 National Transit Institute \$3,764,000

3,764,000

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 60 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of New Mexico**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$24,741,130**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 43 Pct of total 0.28%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 42 Pct of total 0.17%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 37 Pct of total 0.34%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 34 Pct of total 0.44%

FY 2000 - Rank: 35 Pct of total 0.50%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 1,829,146 Rank: 37 Pct of US population: 0.63%

1990 Census - Population: 1,819,046 Rank: 37 Pct of US population: 0.64%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 7,054,059 Rank: 37 Pct of US ridership: 0.08%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$15,848,656

Albuquerque, NM 6,632,594

El Paso, TX\--NM 9,216,062

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$2,270,689

Farmington, NM 459,513

Las Cruces, NM 1,005,197

Santa Fe, NM 805,979

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$2,545,560

2,545,560

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$84,896

84,896

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$653,360

653,360

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$66,295

66,295

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$245,825

245,825

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$2,431,093

Farmington buses and bus facilities, New Mexico 98,226

Las Cruces buses and bus facilities, New Mexico 368,347

West Side Transit Facility Albuquerque Transit Department, New 1,964,520

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$594,756

New Mexico Statewide JARC 594,756

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dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 61 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of New York**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$1,231,623,467**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 2 Pct of total 10.89%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 2 Pct of total 15.69%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 1 Pct of total 14.71%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 2 Pct of total 14.87%

FY 2000 - Rank: 1 Pct of total 15.10%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 19,011,378 Rank: 3 Pct of US population: 6.58%

1990 Census - Population: 18,976,457 Rank: 3 Pct of US population: 6.65%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 3,032,052,00 Rank: 1 Pct of US ridership: 34.77%

0

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$672,976,004

New York\--Newark, NY\--NJ\--CT 672,976,004

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$49,838,929

Albany, NY 6,952,397

Bridgeport\--Stamford, CT\--NY 16,030,494

Buffalo, NY 11,403,465

Poughkeepsie\--Newburgh, NY 3,220,389

Rochester, NY 7,600,193

Syracuse, NY 4,631,991

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$6,234,420

Binghamton, NY\--PA 1,691,034

Danbury, CT\--NY 39,482

Elmira, NY 704,214

Glens Falls, NY 556,755

Ithaca, NY 541,559

Kingston, NY 510,525

Middletown, NY 503,265

Saratoga Springs, NY 461,428

Utica, NY 1,226,158

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$365,168,113

Buffalo, NY 1,292,578

New York 363,875,535

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$9,237,750

9,237,750

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$137,201

137,201

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$6,070,348

6,070,348

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 62 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of New York**

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$1,002,038

1,002,038

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$5,433,989

5,433,989

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$30,821,351

Broome County Hybrid Buses, New York 589,356

Capital District Transportation Authority (CDTA), Rensselaer 245,565

Intermodal Station, New York

Central New York Regional Transportation Authority 2,259,198

Fort Edward Intermodal Station Interior Restoration/Rehabilitation
294,678

Project, New York

Jacobi Transportation Facility, New York 785,808

Jamaica Intermodal Facilities, Queens, New York 392,904

Livingston County Transportation Center, New York 392,904

Main Street project for downtown Buffalo, New York 638,469

Montgomery Buses, New York 39,290

MTA/Long Island Bus clean fuel cell bus purchase, New York 982,260

Myrtle Avenue Business Improvement District's 491,130

Myrtle/Wyckoff/Palmetto Transit Hub Enhancement, New York

Nassau County, Hub Enhancements, New York 1,178,712

Niagra Frontier Transportation Authority Metro buses and bus facilities,
1,571,616

New York

Oneont Bus Replacement, New York 196,452

Orange County Bus Replacement, New York 1,227,825

Over the Road Bus Accessibility, Intercity Bus Accessibility 2,946,779

Consortium, New York

Rochester Central Bus Terminal, New York 5,402,429

Rome Intermodal Station Restoration, New York 1,227,825

Smithtown Senior Citizen Center Bus Replacement, New York 196,452

St. George Ferry Terminal Reconstruction, New York 2,210,085

Suffolk County Transit Buses, New York 1,866,294

Tompkins County Bus Facilities, New York 392,904

Ulster County Area Transit Buses, New York 39,290

Union Station Renovations, Utica, New York 736,695

Village of Pleasantville, Handicapped Ramp, New York 47,148

Village of Pleasantville, Memorial Plaza, New York 196,452

Westchester County Bee Line Bus Replacement, New York 2,701,214

Western Gateway Transportation Center Intermodal Facility, 392,904

Schenectady, New York

Whitehall Inter-Modal Terminal of the Staten Island Ferry 785,808

Reconstruction, New York

Wyandanch Intermodal Transit Facility, New York 392,905

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$75,781,772

Eastside Access Project, New York, Phase I 73,813,414

New York, Second Avenue Subway 1,968,358

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dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 63 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of New York**

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$8,846,994

Broome County Transit JARC 99,126

Capital District Transportation Authority JARC 495,630

Central New York Regional Transportation Authority JARC 396,504

Chautauqua County Job Access/Reverse Commute Project 99,126

City of Hornell Job Access Reverse Commute Program 99,126

City of Poughkeepsie Underserved Population Bus Service 99,126

Essex County Job Access Reverse Commute Project 99,126

Franklin County Job Access Reverse Commute Project 198,252

MTA Long Island Bus Job Access Reverse Commute Project 247,815

New York Statewide JARC 991,260

North Country County Consortium 4,956,299

Oneida/Herkimer County JARC Project 99,126

Orange County JARC Project 99,126

Rochester-Genesee Regional Transportation Authority JARC 743,445

Tompkins Consolidated Area Transit 74,344

Ulster County Area Transit Rural Feeder Service 49,563

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$74,558

NYU-Wagner Rudin Center Americas Mega City Project, NY 74,558

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 64 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of North Carolina**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$87,816,596**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 22 Pct of total 1.17%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 28 Pct of total 0.72%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 25 Pct of total 1.01%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 22 Pct of total 1.04%

FY 2000 - Rank: 24 Pct of total 1.00%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 8,186,268 Rank: 11 Pct of US population: 2.83%

1990 Census - Population: 8,049,313 Rank: 11 Pct of US population: 2.82%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 35,039,140 Rank: 27 Pct of US ridership: 0.40%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$27,151,723

Asheville, NC 1,319,640

Charlotte, NC\--SC 9,724,277

Durham, NC 4,740,914

Fayetteville, NC 1,991,994

Greensboro, NC 2,528,499

Raleigh, NC 4,559,296

Winston-Salem, NC 2,287,103

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$10,002,546

Burlington, NC 867,092

Concord, NC 999,368

Gastonia, NC 1,201,251

Goldsboro, NC 512,559

Greenville, NC 865,825

Hickory, NC 1,446,570

High Point, NC 1,206,685

Jacksonville, NC 887,348

Rocky Mount, NC 576,404

Wilmington, NC 1,439,444

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$11,410,542

11,410,542

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$154,184

154,184

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$2,555,231

2,555,231

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$243,059

243,059

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$901,270

901,270

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 65 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of North Carolina**

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$17,091,322

Asheville Transit System Fleet Replacement, North Carolina 294,678

Chapel Hill Bus Maintenance Facility, North Carolina 982,260

Charlotte Area Transit System Transit Maintenance and Operations
4,911,299

Center, North Carolina

Durham Multimodal Transportation Facility, North Carolina 1,473,390

High Point Project Terminals, North Carolina 785,808

Intermodal Transportation Hub Project, North Carolina 147,339

North Carolina Statewide buses and bus facilities 6,139,124

Piedmont Authority for Regional Transportation (PART) multimodal
1,080,486

transportation center, North Carolina

Winston-Salem Union Station, North Carolina 1,276,938

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$18,207,309

Charlotte, North Carolina, South Corridor Light Rail Project 11,810,146

Raleigh, North Carolina, Triangle Transit Regional Rail Project
5,412,984

Western North Carolina Rail Passenger Service 984,179

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$99,410

North Carolina State University Center for Transportation and the 99,410

Environment

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 66 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of North Dakota**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$8,568,066**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 50 Pct of total 0.12%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 49 Pct of total 0.07%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 49 Pct of total 0.12%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 49 Pct of total 0.11%

FY 2000 - Rank: 51 Pct of total 0.10%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 634,448 Rank: 49 Pct of US population: 0.22%

1990 Census - Population: 642,200 Rank: 48 Pct of US population: 0.23%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 1,505,760 Rank: 49 Pct of US ridership: 0.02%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$3,040,342

Bismarck, ND 840,011

Fargo, ND\--MN 1,487,689

Grand Forks, ND\--MN 712,642

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$1,094,647

1,094,647

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$73,556

73,556

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$310,078

310,078

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$66,295

66,295

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$245,825

245,825

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$3,339,683

North Dakota Statewide buses and bus facilities 2,946,779

Small Urban and Rural Transit Center, North Dakota 392,904

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$397,640

NDSU Transit Center for small urban areas, North Dakota 397,640

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 67 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the Commonwealth of Northern
Marianas**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$91,141**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 57 Pct of total 0.00%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 56 Pct of total 0.00%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 55 Pct of total 0.00%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 56 Pct of total 0.00%

FY 2000 - Rank: 56 Pct of total 0.00%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 69,221 Rank: 55 Pct of US population: 0.02%

1990 Census - Population: 58,846 Rank: 55 Pct of US population: 0.02%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: Rank: Pct of US ridership: 0.00%

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$20,025

20,025

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$10,157

10,157

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$60,959

60,959

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 68 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Ohio**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$149,660,950**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 16 Pct of total 1.89%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 10 Pct of total 2.20%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 11 Pct of total 2.26%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 11 Pct of total 2.36%

FY 2000 - Rank: 11 Pct of total 2.30%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 11,373,541 Rank: 7 Pct of US population: 3.94%

1990 Census - Population: 11,353,140 Rank: 7 Pct of US population: 3.98%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 143,514,500 Rank: 12 Pct of US ridership: 1.65%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$51,005,451

Cincinnati, OH\--KY\--IN 16,472,576

Cleveland, OH 24,222,979

Columbus, OH 10,309,896

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$30,675,185

Akron, OH 6,259,587

Canton, OH 2,802,247

Dayton, OH 13,448,774

Toledo, OH\--MI 5,443,891

Youngstown, OH\--PA 2,720,686

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$8,095,234

Huntington, WV\--KY\--OH 332,098

Lima, OH 709,539

Lorain\--Elyria, OH 2,167,939

Mansfield, OH 757,737

Middletown, OH 995,137

Newark, OH 740,694

Parkersburg, WV\--OH 234,693

Sandusky, OH 503,335

Springfield, OH 965,130

Weirton, WV\--Steubenville, OH\--PA 399,899

Wheeling, WV\--OH 289,033

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$17,658,039

Cleveland, OH 12,773,513

Dayton, OH 4,884,526

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$10,754,410

10,754,410

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$149,056

149,056

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dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 69 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Ohio**

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$3,419,683

3,419,683

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$472,517

472,517

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$1,955,748

1,955,748

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$12,568,014

Central Ohio Transit Authority Facility 442,017

East Side Transit Center, Cleveland, Ohio 982,260

Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority, Ohio 736,695

Kent State University Intermodal Facility, Ohio 368,347

Lorain Port Authority Lighthouse Shuttle and Black River Water Taxi
196,452

Project, Ohio

Ohio Statewide buses and bus facilities 4,911,299

The Banks Intermodal Facility, Cincinnati, Ohio 3,437,909

Wright Stop Plaza, Dayton, Ohio 1,473,390

Zanesville Bus System Improvements, Ohio 19,645

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$10,825,967

Cleveland, Ohio, Euclid Corridor Transportation Project 10,825,967

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$2,081,646

Akron Metro Regional Transit Authority Job Access and Reverse 297,378

Commute Program

Central Ohio Transit Authority\'s \[COTA\] Job Access & Mobility 495,630

Management Program

Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority JARC Program 743,445

Nile/Trumbull Transit 198,252

Toledo Job Access Reverse Commute 346,941

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 70 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Oklahoma**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$56,292,911**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 30 Pct of total 0.79%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 34 Pct of total 0.30%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 36 Pct of total 0.38%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 36 Pct of total 0.42%

FY 2000 - Rank: 38 Pct of total 0.40%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 3,460,097 Rank: 29 Pct of US population: 1.20%

1990 Census - Population: 3,450,654 Rank: 28 Pct of US population: 1.21%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 7,791,544 Rank: 36 Pct of US ridership: 0.09%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$12,365,530

Oklahoma City, OK 6,469,410

Tulsa, OK 5,896,120

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$2,001,543

Fort Smith, AR\--OK 20,513

Lawton, OK 863,571

Norman, OK 1,117,459

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$5,233,770

5,233,770

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$105,907

105,907

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,204,626

1,204,626

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$95,885

95,885

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$355,545

355,545

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$23,544,768

Central Oklahoma Transportation and Parking Authority 1,787,713

Kibios Area Transit System (KATS) maintenance facility and vehicles,
638,469

Oklahoma

Multi-Modal Transportation Facility and Transit System at Oklahoma
2,210,085

State University, Oklahoma

Norman buses and bus facilities, Oklahoma 2,946,779

Northern Oklahoma Regional Multimodal Transportation System 2,455,649

Oklahoma City Buses, Oklahoma 2,210,085

Oklahoma Department of Transportation Transit Programs Division
6,139,124

Tulsa Transit Bus Replacement Program, Oklahoma 4,420,169

Tulsa Transit Paratransit Buses, Oklahoma 736,695

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 71 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Oklahoma**

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$2,952,537

Northern Oklahoma Regional Multimodal Transportation System 2,952,537

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$5,947,550

Oklahoma Statewide JARC 5,947,550

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$2,485,250

Fischer-Tropsch clean diesel technology demonstration, Oklahoma 994,100

Oklahoma Transportation Center 1,491,150

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 72 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Oregon**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$138,946,632**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 18 Pct of total 1.74%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 17 Pct of total 1.83%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 16 Pct of total 1.76%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 26 Pct of total 0.85%

FY 2000 - Rank: 25 Pct of total 0.90%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 3,472,867 Rank: 28 Pct of US population: 1.20%

1990 Census - Population: 3,421,399 Rank: 29 Pct of US population: 1.20%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 99,953,720 Rank: 14 Pct of US ridership: 1.15%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$30,769,103

Portland, OR\--WA 30,769,103

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$6,680,193

Eugene, OR 3,886,795

Salem, OR 2,793,398

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$2,620,730

Bend, OR 548,298

Corvallis, OR 621,072

Longview, WA\--OR 14,635

Medford, OR 1,436,725

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$4,181,173

Portland, OR\--WA 4,181,173

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$3,845,539

3,845,539

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$95,056

95,056

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,119,039

1,119,039

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$127,714

127,714

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$546,935

546,935

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 73 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Oregon**

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$8,398,322

City of Canby Transit Center, Oregon 147,339

City of Corvallis Bus Replacement, Oregon 245,565

Lane Transit District, BRT Phase II, Coburg Road Phase III, Oregon
1,964,520

Lincoln County Transportation, Bus Garage Facility, Oregon 196,452

Salem Area Transit, Bus Replacement, Oregon 589,356

South Clackamas Transit, Molalla, Oregon 98,226

Springfield Station, Oregon 3,929,039

Tillamook County Transit, Maintenance Facility, Oregon 196,452

Tri-Met Regional Bus Replacement, Oregon 638,469

Wilsonville Park and Ride, Oregon 294,678

Yamill County buses and bus facilities, Oregon 98,226

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$79,472,442

Portland, Oregon, Interstate MAX Light Rail Extension 76,273,861

Wilsonville to Beaverton, Oregon, Commuter Rail 3,198,581

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$1,090,386

Jackson-Josephine County JARC 198,252

Portland Region Job Access Reverse Commute 495,630

Salem Area Transit Reverse Commute Project 396,504

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 74 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$417,254,137**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 6 Pct of total 4.61%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 5 Pct of total 4.91%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 5 Pct of total 5.05%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 5 Pct of total 5.13%

FY 2000 - Rank: 5 Pct of total 5.30%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 12,287,150 Rank: 6 Pct of US population: 4.25%

1990 Census - Population: 12,281,054 Rank: 6 Pct of US population: 4.30%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 426,801,300 Rank: 4 Pct of US ridership: 4.89%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$145,636,301

Philadelphia, PA\--NJ\--DE\--MD 113,255,430

Pittsburgh, PA 32,380,871

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$21,737,406

Allentown\--Bethlehem, PA\--NJ 6,000,239

Harrisburg, PA 4,307,925

Lancaster, PA 3,027,310

Reading, PA 2,319,723

Scranton, PA 3,361,523

Youngstown, OH\--PA 2,720,686

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$10,500,620

Altoona, PA 921,066

Binghamton, NY\--PA 33,109

Cumberland, MD-WV-PA 122

Erie, PA 2,316,875

Hagerstown, MD\--WV\--PA 11,215

Hazleton, PA 522,158

Johnstown, PA 765,418

Lebanon, PA 700,662

Monessen, PA 533,511

Pottstown, PA 654,275

State College, PA 1,010,555

Uniontown\--Connellsville, PA 515,055

Weirton, WV\--Steubenville, OH\--PA 2,424

Williamsport, PA 652,004

York, PA 1,862,171

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dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 75 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania**

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$115,074,246

Harrisburg, PA 722,617

Philadelphia, PA-NJ-DE-MD 19,671,814

Philadelphia/Southern New Jersey 74,243,371

Pittsburgh, PA 20,436,444

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$10,829,460

10,829,460

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$149,642

149,642

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$4,030,787

4,030,787

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$530,664

530,664

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$2,524,886

2,524,886

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 76 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania**

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$39,359,152

Adams County Transit Authority (ACTA) buses and bus facilities, 19,645

Pennsylvania

Allentown Intermodal Facility, Pennsylvania 2,455,649

AMTRAN Buses and Transit System Improvements, Pennsylvania 196,452

Area Transit Authority buses and bus equipment, Pennsylvania 2,455,649

BARTA Fixed Route Bus and Paratransit Vehicle Replacement, 2,553,875

Pennsylvania

BARTA Transit Facilities, Pennsylvania 638,469

Beaver County Transit Authority replacement buses and equipment, 245,565

Pennsylvania

Butler Multi-Modal Transit Center, Pennsylvania 982,260

Cambria County Transit buses and facilities, Pennsylvania 884,034

Capital Area Transit Buses, Pennsylvania 1,571,616

Centre Area Transit Authority, Advanced Public Transportation 589,356

Systems Initiative, Pennsylvania

Church Street Transportation Center, Williamsport, Lycoming County,
245,565

Pennsylvania

City Bus, Williamsport Bureau of Transportation, Lycoming County,
982,260

Pennsylvania

Endless Mountain Transportation Authority, Bradford County, 9,823

Pennsylvania

Erie Metropolitan Transit Authority Bus Acquisition, Pennsylvania 98,226

Fayette County Intermodal Transit Facility, Pennsylvania 392,904

Harrisburg CorridorONE, Pennsylvania 1,964,520

Harrisburg Intermodal Airport Multi-Modal Transportation Facility,
982,260

Pennsylvania

Hazleton Intermodal Public Transit Center, Pennsylvania 1,718,955

Indiana County Transit Authority/Bus Facility Expansion and 392,904

Renovation, Pennsylvania

Lebanon County Transit Authority, buses and bus related facilities,
442,017

Pennsylvania

Mid County Transit Authority Kittanning, Pennsylvania 392,904

Mid Mon Valley Transit Authority, Charleroi, Pennsylvania 589,356

New Castle Transit Authority replacement buses, Pennsylvania 98,226

Paoli Transportation Center, Pennsylvania 491,130

Pittsburgh Water Taxi, Pennsylvania 982,260

Port Authority of Allegheny County Buses, Pennsylvania 2,701,214

Port Authority of Allegheny County Clean Fuel Buses, Pennsylvania
2,239,552

Schlow Library Bus Depot, State College, Pennsylvania 785,808

Schuylkill Transportation System, buses and bus facilities, 982,260

SEPTA Bucks County Intermodal Facility Improvements, 3,437,909

SEPTA Hybrid Buses, Pennsylvania 785,808

SEPTA Norristown Intermodal Facility, Pennsylvania 2,946,779

Somerset County Transportation System Maintenance Facility, 157,162

Pennsylvania

Transit Authority of Warren County Intermodal Bus Facility, 1,473,390

Union County Union/Snyder Transportation Alliance (USTA), 491,130

Pennsylvania

Westmoreland County Transit Authority (WCTA) Bus Replacement, 884,034

Pennsylvania

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 77 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania**

York County Transit Authority (YCTA) buses and bus facilities, 98,226

Pennsylvania

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$57,814,054

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Schuylkill Valley Metro 13,778,504

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, North Shore Connector 9,841,789

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Stage II Light Rail Transit Reconstruction
31,733,314

Scranton, Pennsylvania, New York City Rail Service 2,460,447

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$8,072,819

Port Authority of Allegheny County JARC Program 3,612,150

SEPTA JARC Program 4,460,669

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$994,100

National Bio-Terrorism Civilian Medical Response Center, 994,100

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 78 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$68,850,552**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 26 Pct of total 0.97%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 15 Pct of total 1.89%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 21 Pct of total 1.44%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 13 Pct of total 2.16%

FY 2000 - Rank: 21 Pct of total 1.40%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 3,808,610 Rank: 27 Pct of US population: 1.32%

1990 Census - Population: 3,522,037 Rank: 27 Pct of US population: 1.23%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 76,516,100 Rank: 20 Pct of US ridership: 0.88%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$31,347,743

San Juan, PR 31,347,743

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$1,223,678

Aguadilla\--Isabela\--San Sebastian, PR 1,223,678

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$10,256,699

Arecibo, PR 1,397,071

Fajardo, PR 798,294

Florida\--Barceloneta\--Bajadero, PR 621,577

Guayama, PR 811,817

Juana Diaz, PR 545,334

Mayaguez, PR 1,263,499

Ponce, PR 2,780,303

San German\--Cabo Rojo\--Sabana Grande, PR 977,678

Yauco, PR 1,061,126

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$2,252,934

San Juan, PR 2,252,934

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$883,159

883,159

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$71,903

71,903

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,395,270

1,395,270

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$224,693

224,693

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$1,019,766

1,019,766

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$491,130

Puerto Rico Metropolitan Bus Authority Replacement 491,130

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 79 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico**

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$19,683,577

Tren Urbano Rapid Transit System, San Juan, Puerto Rico 19,683,577

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 80 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Rhode Island**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$127,832,272**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 32 Pct of total 0.76%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 41 Pct of total 0.19%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 38 Pct of total 0.34%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 42 Pct of total 0.28%

FY 2000 - Rank: 40 Pct of total 0.30%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 1,058,920 Rank: 44 Pct of US population: 0.37%

1990 Census - Population: 1,048,319 Rank: 44 Pct of US population: 0.37%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 16,558,830 Rank: 32 Pct of US ridership: 0.19%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$115,274,682

Boston, MA\--NH\--RI 96,960,241

Providence, RI\--MA 18,314,441

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$2,713,999

Providence, RI\--MA 2,713,999

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$319,824

319,824

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$67,500

67,500

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$461,827

461,827

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$66,295

66,295

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$254,006

254,006

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$4,321,943

RIPTA Buses and Vans, Rhode Island 3,929,039

RIPTA Facilities Upgrade, Rhode Island 392,904

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$2,952,537

Integrated Intermodal Project, Rhode Island 2,952,537

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$1,399,659

Rhode Island Statewide JARC 1,399,659

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 81 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of South Carolina**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$44,734,665**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 36 Pct of total 0.53%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 33 Pct of total 0.31%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 35 Pct of total 0.44%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 37 Pct of total 0.39%

FY 2000 - Rank: 36 Pct of total 0.50%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 4,063,011 Rank: 26 Pct of US population: 1.41%

1990 Census - Population: 4,012,012 Rank: 26 Pct of US population: 1.41%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 10,522,800 Rank: 34 Pct of US ridership: 0.12%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$20,017,594

Augusta-Richmond County, GA\--SC 1,860,902

Charleston\--North Charleston, SC 3,653,463

Charlotte, NC\--SC 9,724,277

Columbia, SC 3,098,455

Greenville, SC 1,680,497

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$5,231,300

Anderson, SC 567,172

Florence, SC 551,490

Mauldin\--Simpsonville, SC 703,056

Myrtle Beach, SC 1,054,202

Rock Hill, SC 586,172

Spartanburg, SC 1,180,355

Sumter, SC 588,853

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$5,689,227

5,689,227

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$109,467

109,467

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,378,880

1,378,880

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$121,102

121,102

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$449,050

449,050

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 82 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of South Carolina**

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$10,755,745

City of Greenville Multimodal Transportation Center Improvements,
196,452

South Carolina

Lowcountry Regional Transit Authority, South Carolina 294,678

Medical University of South Carolina Intermodal Facility, South
3,929,039

Myrtle Beach Regional Multimodal Transit Center, South Carolina 196,452

North Charleston Regional Intermodal Transportation Center, South
1,227,825

Carolina

South Carolina Statewide Transit Facilities Construction Project 982,260

South Carolina Statewide Transit Vehicles 3,929,039

5317 University Transportation Centers \$982,300

982,300

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 83 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of South Dakota**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$8,976,588**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 49 Pct of total 0.13%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 50 Pct of total 0.06%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 50 Pct of total 0.10%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 51 Pct of total 0.06%

FY 2000 - Rank: 49 Pct of total 0.10%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 756,600 Rank: 47 Pct of US population: 0.26%

1990 Census - Population: 754,844 Rank: 47 Pct of US population: 0.26%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 967,014 Rank: 50 Pct of US ridership: 0.01%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$2,336,117

Rapid City, SD 745,734

Sioux City, IA\--NE\--SD 30,053

Sioux Falls, SD 1,560,330

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$1,490,721

1,490,721

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$76,651

76,651

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$338,559

338,559

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$66,295

66,295

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$245,825

245,825

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$4,174,605

Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe public buses and bus facilities, South
2,210,085

Dakota

South Dakota Statewide buses and bus facilities 1,964,520

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$247,815

Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Public Bus System 247,815

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 84 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Tennessee**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$70,654,627**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 28 Pct of total 0.87%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 25 Pct of total 0.81%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 24 Pct of total 1.04%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 28 Pct of total 0.80%

FY 2000 - Rank: 30 Pct of total 0.60%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 5,740,021 Rank: 16 Pct of US population: 1.99%

1990 Census - Population: 5,689,283 Rank: 16 Pct of US population: 1.99%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 24,524,970 Rank: 30 Pct of US ridership: 0.28%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$23,196,907

Chattanooga, TN\--GA 2,581,967

Knoxville, TN 3,267,112

Memphis, TN\--MS\--AR 11,076,012

Nashville-Davidson, TN 6,271,816

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$5,688,024

Bristol, TN\--Bristol, VA 308,326

Clarksville, TN\--KY 904,550

Cleveland, TN 496,808

Jackson, TN 637,273

Johnson City, TN 853,252

Kingsport, TN\--VA 745,395

Morristown, TN 463,008

Murfreesboro, TN 1,279,412

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$284,836

Chattanooga, TN\--GA 83,841

Memphis, TN\--MS\--AR 200,995

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$7,249,420

7,249,420

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$121,661

121,661

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,908,598

1,908,598

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$191,605

191,605

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$710,478

710,478

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 85 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Tennessee**

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$14,095,429

Downtown Transit Center, Nashville, Tennessee 1,964,520

Knoxville Electric Transit Intermodal Center, Tennessee 1,964,520

Memphis International Airport Intermodal Facility, Tennessee 2,701,214

Nashville replacement of aged buses, Tennessee 491,130

Tennessee Statewide buses and bus facilities 6,384,689

UCHRA Capital Improvements, Tennessee 589,356

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$9,101,281

Memphis, Tennessee, Medical Center Rail Extension 9,101,281

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$7,112,288

Access to Healthcare for Children-Children\'s Health Fund 371,722

Knox County Community Action Committee Transportation Program 396,504

Knoxville Area Transit Job Access 545,193

Monroe County TN Job Access Reverse Commute Program 99,126

Tennessee Statewide JARC 5,699,743

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$994,100

Advanced Transportation Technology Institute, Tennessee 994,100

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 86 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Texas**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$295,638,597**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 7 Pct of total 4.08%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 6 Pct of total 4.53%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 6 Pct of total 4.65%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 6 Pct of total 4.85%

FY 2000 - Rank: 6 Pct of total 5.30%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 21,325,018 Rank: 2 Pct of US population: 7.38%

1990 Census - Population: 20,851,820 Rank: 2 Pct of US population: 7.31%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 291,694,200 Rank: 7 Pct of US ridership: 3.35%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$129,698,294

Dallas\--Fort Worth\--Arlington, TX 52,837,426

Houston, TX 56,317,082

San Antonio, TX 20,543,786

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$35,558,134

Austin, TX 15,606,146

Corpus Christi, TX 4,025,455

Denton\--Lewisville, TX 1,848,831

El Paso, TX\--NM 9,216,062

Lubbock, TX 2,238,000

McAllen, TX 2,623,640

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 87 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Texas**

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$30,160,283

Abilene, TX 1,210,369

Amarillo, TX 2,108,381

Beaumont, TX 1,375,777

Brownsville, TX 2,156,201

College Station\--Bryan, TX 1,654,547

Galveston, TX 949,903

Harlingen, TX 1,141,541

Killeen, TX 2,064,591

Lake Jackson\--Angleton, TX 814,584

Laredo, TX 2,860,024

Longview, TX 736,257

McKinney, TX 581,710

Midland, TX 1,106,426

Odessa, TX 1,212,651

Port Arthur, TX 1,372,156

San Angelo, TX 919,624

Sherman, TX 562,313

Temple, TX 715,985

Texarkana, TX\--Texarkana, AR 407,162

Texas City, TX 935,864

The Woodlands, TX 986,269

Tyler, TX 1,017,160

Victoria, TX 525,298

Waco, TX 1,710,361

Wichita Falls, TX 1,035,129

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$9,982,228

Dallas\--Fort Worth\--Arlington, TX 3,135,228

Houston, TX 6,847,000

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$16,113,490

16,113,490

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$190,941

190,941

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$5,625,331

5,625,331

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$956,232

956,232

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$4,511,344

4,511,344

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 88 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Texas**

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$19,826,916

Austin Capital Metro buses and bus facilities, Texas 2,946,779

Brazos County Bus Replacement Program, Texas 196,452

Capital Metro Hybrid Electric Buses, Texas 491,130

CityLink van and technology replacement, Abiline, Texas 491,130

Corpus Christi buses and bus facilities, Texas 1,964,520

El Paso Sun Metro Bus Replacement, Texas 982,260

Ft. Worth Transportation Authority Fleet Modernization and Bus 1,473,390

Transfer Centers, Texas

Galveston Maintenance Facility Renovations, Texas 785,808

Grapevine Bus Purchase, Texas 157,162

Hunt County Committee on Aging Transportation Facility, Texas 392,904

Laredo Bus Facility, Texas 834,921

Lubbock/Citibus Buses, Texas 1,473,390

Nacogdoches Vehicle Replacement, Texas 785,808

North Side Transfer Center Brownsville Urban System (BUS), Texas 343,791

Public Transportation Management, Tyler/Longview, Texas 343,791

San Antonio VIA Metropolitan Transit buses and bus facilities, Texas
4,911,299

South East Texas Transit Facility Improvements and Bus 245,565

The District-Bryan Intermodal Transit Terminal/Parking Facility &
392,904

Pedestrian Improvements, Texas

The Woodlands Capital Costs, Texas 343,791

The Woodlands Park and Ride Expansion, Texas 270,121

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$37,557,528

Dallas, Texas, North Central Light Rail Extension 29,684,097

Houston Advanced Metro Transit Plan, Texas 7,873,431

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$5,457,876

CityLink public transportation services 99,126

Corpus Christi Welfare to Work Project 372,714

El Paso Sun Metro Job Access Program 768,226

Galveston Job Access Reverse Commute Program 470,848

Lubbock Citibus Job Access Reverse Commute Program 227,990

San Antonio VIA Metropolitan Transit JARC Program 545,193

South East Texas Transit Facility Improvements and Bus 297,378

Texas Colonias JARC Initiative 2,379,023

Ways to Work, Tarrant County 297,378

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 89 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Utah**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$80,189,463**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 23 Pct of total 1.13%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 16 Pct of total 1.88%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 29 Pct of total 0.70%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 33 Pct of total 0.55%

FY 2000 - Rank: 19 Pct of total 1.50%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 2,269,789 Rank: 35 Pct of US population: 0.79%

1990 Census - Population: 2,233,169 Rank: 35 Pct of US population: 0.78%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 25,745,960 Rank: 29 Pct of US ridership: 0.30%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$27,145,335

Ogden\--Layton, UT 4,740,190

Provo\--Orem, UT 4,060,015

Salt Lake City, UT 18,345,130

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$1,451,741

Logan, UT 807,967

St. George, UT 643,774

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$1,290,708

1,290,708

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$75,088

75,088

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$590,694

590,694

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$112,976

112,976

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$418,917

418,917

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$10,068,163

UTA Transit ITS, Upgrades, Utah 245,565

Utah Statewide buses and bus facilities 5,893,559

Utah Statewide Intermodal Centers 3,929,039

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$39,035,841

Regional Commuter Rail (Weber County to Salt Lake City), Utah 8,857,610

Salt Lake City, Utah, Medical Center LRT Extension 30,178,231

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 90 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Vermont**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$9,004,580**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 48 Pct of total 0.13%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 51 Pct of total 0.05%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 52 Pct of total 0.07%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 44 Pct of total 0.23%

FY 2000 - Rank: 46 Pct of total 0.10%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 613,090 Rank: 50 Pct of US population: 0.21%

1990 Census - Population: 608,827 Rank: 50 Pct of US population: 0.21%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 1,541,047 Rank: 48 Pct of US ridership: 0.02%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$1,038,637

Burlington, VT 1,038,637

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$1,339,595

1,339,595

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$75,470

75,470

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$293,836

293,836

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$66,295

66,295

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$245,825

245,825

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$5,697,107

Brattleboro Multimodal, Vermont 1,964,520

Burlington Transit Facilities, Vermont 2,455,649

Vermont Alternative Fuel Station and Buses, Vermont 491,130

Vermont, Bus Upgrades 785,808

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$247,815

Chittenden County Transportation Authority JARC Program 247,815

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 91 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the US Virgin Islands**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$943,062**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 54 Pct of total 0.01%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 54 Pct of total 0.01%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 54 Pct of total 0.01%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 54 Pct of total 0.01%

FY 2000 - Rank: 54 Pct of total 0.00%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 108,612 Rank: 54 Pct of US population: 0.04%

1990 Census - Population: 101,809 Rank: 54 Pct of US population: 0.04%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: Rank: Pct of US ridership: 0.00%

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$288,991

288,991

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$12,259

12,259

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$150,682

150,682

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$491,130

Virgin Islands Transit (VITRAN) Buses 491,130

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 92 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the Commonwealth of Virginia**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$174,501,369**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 20 Pct of total 1.34%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 21 Pct of total 1.29%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 15 Pct of total 1.76%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 10 Pct of total 2.37%

FY 2000 - Rank: 15 Pct of total 1.90%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 7,187,734 Rank: 12 Pct of US population: 2.49%

1990 Census - Population: 7,078,515 Rank: 12 Pct of US population: 2.48%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 50,661,660 Rank: 25 Pct of US ridership: 0.58%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$133,363,174

Virginia Beach, VA 14,508,026

Washington, DC\--VA\--MD 118,855,148

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$8,508,312

Richmond, VA 8,508,312

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$7,041,958

Blacksburg, VA 635,667

Bristol, TN\--Bristol, VA 181,418

Charlottesville, VA 904,362

Danville, VA 482,472

Fredericksburg, VA 901,071

Harrisonburg, VA 556,371

Kingsport, TN\--VA 14,064

Lynchburg, VA 873,900

Roanoke, VA 1,977,168

Winchester, VA 515,465

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$1,235,828

Virginia Beach, VA 1,235,828

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$6,293,279

6,293,279

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$114,188

114,188

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$2,011,109

2,011,109

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$304,613

304,613

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$1,394,669

1,394,669

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 93 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the Commonwealth of Virginia**

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$8,791,225

Alexandria After School Bus program, Virginia 73,669

Clean Fleet Bus Purchase and Facilities, Virginia 982,260

Danville Trolley Buses, Virginia 171,895

Fairfax County, Richmond Highway Transit Improvements, Virginia 687,582

Hampton Roads Transit Southside Bus Facility, Virginia 1,964,520

Main Street Station Multimodal Transportation Center, Virginia 1,473,390

Potomac and Rappahannock Transportation Commission, Virginia 491,130

Richmond Highway Public Transportation Initiative, Virginia 2,946,779

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$2,952,537

VRE Parking Improvements, Virginia 2,952,537

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$1,645,492

Bay Area Transit 198,252

Bedford Ride 59,476

Statewide Ways to Work 991,260

Virginia Beach Paratransit Services 198,252

Virginia Regional Transportation Association 198,252

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$844,985

Interior Air Quality Industrial Engine Control Demonstration, Bristol,
844,985

Virginia

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 94 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Washington**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$257,322,171**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 10 Pct of total 3.36%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 12 Pct of total 1.98%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 10 Pct of total 2.56%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 9 Pct of total 2.98%

FY 2000 - Rank: 9 Pct of total 2.70%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 5,987,973 Rank: 15 Pct of US population: 2.07%

1990 Census - Population: 5,894,121 Rank: 15 Pct of US population: 2.07%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 177,463,900 Rank: 11 Pct of US ridership: 2.04%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$105,245,949

Portland, OR\--WA 30,769,103

Seattle, WA 74,476,846

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$5,947,903

Spokane, WA\--ID 5,947,903

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$9,881,675

Bellingham, WA 981,437

Bremerton, WA 1,670,330

Kennewick\--Richland, WA 1,561,859

Lewiston, ID\--WA 186,515

Longview, WA\--OR 668,666

Marysville, WA 1,082,250

Mount Vernon, WA 492,104

Olympia\--Lacey, WA 1,364,391

Wenatchee, WA 601,743

Yakima, WA 1,272,380

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$22,120,743

Seattle, WA 22,120,743

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$4,231,465

4,231,465

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$98,073

98,073

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,715,373

1,715,373

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$278,148

278,148

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$1,310,059

1,310,059

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 95 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Washington**

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$26,976,785

Clallam Transit 670,500

Clallam Transit Buses, Washington 245,565

Clark County Transit, Bus Replacement Project, Washington 2,946,779

Columbia County Public Transportation (CCPT) 100,380

Community Transit Bus and Van Replacement, Washington 982,260

Edmonds Crossing Multimodal Transportation Terminal, Washington
1,964,520

Everett Transit, Bus Replacement, Washington 982,260

Grant Transit Authority, Bus Facility, Washington 491,130

Grays Harbor Transportation Authority 140,337

Grays Harbor Transportation Authority Capital Improvement, 73,669

Intercity Transit Bus Expansion and Replacement, Washington 982,260

Island Transit 1,066,172

Jefferson Transit 405,419

Jefferson Transit bus purchase, Washington 196,452

Jefferson Transit Facilities, Washington 982,260

King County Metro Clean Air Buses, Washington 4,911,299

Kitsap Transit Bus Replacement, Washington 982,260

Link Transit Vehicle Replacement, Wenatchee, Washington 785,808

Mason County Transportation Authority 467,791

Mason County Transportation Authority Capital Improvements, 196,452

Washington

Metro Transit Turn Around at Taylor Landing Park, Washington 39,290

Mukilteo Lane Park and Ride, Washington 982,260

North Bend Park and Ride, Washington 589,356

Pierce Transit Maintenance and Operations facility, Washington 982,260

Pullman Transit 85,762

Snohomish County Community Transit Park and Ride Lot Expansion 1,964,520

Program, Washington

Sound Transit Regional Express Transit Hubs, Washington 1,964,520

Twin Transit 105,253

Valley Transit 689,991

Washington State Small Bus System Program of Projects

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$73,813,414

Seattle, Washington, South Transit Central Link Initial Segment
73,813,414

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$4,708,484

I-405 Congestion Relief Project 1,982,519

Link Transit JARC Program 495,630

Vanpooling Enhancement and Expansion Project 743,445

Vehicle Trip Reduction Incentives 991,260

Washington State Transit car-sharing Job Access 495,630

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$994,100

Vashon Island Passenger-Only Ferry Initiative, Washington 994,100

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 96 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of West Virginia**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$15,828,122**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 44 Pct of total 0.22%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 44 Pct of total 0.15%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 43 Pct of total 0.24%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 47 Pct of total 0.17%

FY 2000 - Rank: 32 Pct of total 0.50%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 1,801,916 Rank: 38 Pct of US population: 0.62%

1990 Census - Population: 1,808,344 Rank: 38 Pct of US population: 0.63%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 3,470,982 Rank: 43 Pct of US ridership: 0.04%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$4,925,078

Charleston, WV 1,760,180

Cumberland, MD-WV-PA 20,295

Hagerstown, MD\--WV\--PA 266,189

Huntington, WV\--KY\--OH 898,282

Morgantown, WV 542,640

Parkersburg, WV\--OH 607,572

Weirton, WV\--Steubenville, OH\--PA 276,209

Wheeling, WV\--OH 553,711

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$3,441,140

3,441,140

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$91,896

91,896

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$782,034

782,034

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$66,295

66,295

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$245,825

245,825

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$3,929,039

West Virginia Statewide buses and bus facilities 3,929,039

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$991,260

West Virginia Statewide JARC 991,260

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$1,355,555

WVU exhaust emissions testing, West Virginia 1,355,555

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 97 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Wisconsin**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$73,049,024**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 25 Pct of total 1.00%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 26 Pct of total 0.80%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 27 Pct of total 0.98%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 23 Pct of total 1.02%

FY 2000 - Rank: 22 Pct of total 1.10%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 5,401,906 Rank: 18 Pct of US population: 1.87%

1990 Census - Population: 5,363,675 Rank: 18 Pct of US population: 1.88%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 94,598,260 Rank: 15 Pct of US ridership: 1.08%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - 1m and over \$19,239,020

Milwaukee, WI 19,239,020

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$9,437,165

Madison, WI 5,859,205

Round Lake Beach\--McHenry\--Grayslake, IL\--WI 3,577,960

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$13,811,177

Appleton, WI 2,280,441

Beloit, WI\--IL 477,090

Duluth, MN\--WI 292,606

Eau Claire, WI 873,290

Fond du Lac, WI 593,633

Green Bay, WI 2,132,977

Janesville, WI 746,506

Kenosha, WI 1,366,528

La Crosse, WI\--MN 957,303

Oshkosh, WI 883,505

Racine, WI 1,661,947

Sheboygan, WI 850,618

Wausau, WI 694,733

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$744,588

Madison, WI 744,588

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$6,708,274

6,708,274

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$117,431

117,431

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,569,358

1,569,358

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$183,706

183,706

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 98 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Wisconsin**

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$728,566

728,566

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$14,733,883

Wisconsin, Statewide buses and bus facilities 14,733,883

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$3,198,581

Kenosha-Racine-Milwaukee Commuter Rail Extension, Wisconsin 3,198,581

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$2,577,275

Wisconsin Statewide JARC 2,577,275

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 99 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **the State of Wyoming**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$4,958,414**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2004 - Rank: 52 Pct of total 0.07%

**A** FY 2003 - Rank: 52 Pct of total 0.04%

**T** FY 2002 - Rank: 51 Pct of total 0.09%

**E** FY 2001 - Rank: 52 Pct of total 0.06%

FY 2000 - Rank: 52 Pct of total 0.00%

US Population

2000 Census - Population: 494,423 Rank: 52 Pct of US population: 0.17%

1990 Census - Population: 493,782 Rank: 52 Pct of US population: 0.17%

US Ridership *2*

Annual unlinked trips: 167,736 Rank: 52 Pct of US ridership: 0.00%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$1,374,734

Casper, WY 646,386

Cheyenne, WY 728,348

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$978,792

978,792

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$72,650

72,650

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$255,598

255,598

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$66,295

66,295

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$245,825

245,825

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$1,964,520

Wyoming Statewide buses and bus facilities 1,964,520

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 100 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*

**FTA FY2004 Funding Summary for** **Unknown State/UZA**

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$2,478,149

Community Transportation Association of America\'s National Joblinks
2,478,149

program

OTRB Over-the-Road Bus Accessibility Program \$6,908,995

6,908,995

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in multi-state uzas* Page 101 of 101

*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agencies,
and may over or under report actual ridership for agencies that cross
state lines*