**Federal Transit Administration**

**Grant Program Apportionment**

**Summaries by State**

fiscal year 2005

prepared by:

The Office of Program Management

1/10/2005

> Alabama 1

Alaska 3

American Samoa 5

Arizona 6

Arkansas 8

California 9

Colorado 13

Connecticut 14

Delaware 16

Dist. Of Columbia 17

Florida 18

Georgia 20

Guam 22

Hawaii 23

Idaho 24

Illinois 25

Indiana 27

Iowa 29

Kansas 30

Kentucky 32

Louisiana 34

Maine 36

Maryland 37

Massachusetts 39

Michigan 41

Minnesota 44

Mississippi 46

Missouri 47

Montana 49

Nebraska 50

Nevada 51

New Hampshire 52

New Jersey 53

New Mexico 55

New York 56

North Carolina 58

North Dakota 60

Northern Marianas 61

Ohio 62

Oklahoma 64

Oregon 65

Pennsylvania 67

Puerto Rico 70

Rhode Island 71

South Carolina 72

South Dakota 73

Tennessee 74

Texas 76

Utah 79

Vermont 80

Virgin Islands 81

Virginia 82

Washington 84

West Virginia 86

Wisconsin 87

Wyoming 89

ZZ - Unknown 90

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Alabama**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$60,144,456**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 32 Pct of total 0.55%

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

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

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

FY 2001 - Rank: 24 Pct of total 1.02%

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 \$13,714,134

Birmingham, AL 5,270,241

Columbus, GA\--AL 1,827,165

Huntsville, AL 1,502,020

Mobile, AL 2,580,163

Pensacola, FL\--AL 2,534,545

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$6,852,495

Anniston, AL 628,615

Auburn, AL 588,003

Decatur, AL 562,534

Dothan, AL 532,259

Florence, AL 672,383

Gadsden, AL 522,459

Montgomery, AL 2,192,627

Tuscaloosa, AL 1,153,615

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$21,379,123

Alabama State Docks intermodal facility, Alabama 9,717,782

Birmingham Intermodel Facility- Phase II, Alabama 3,401,224

City of Orange Beach senior activity bus, Alabama 97,177

Cleveland Avenue YMCA bus, Alabama 194,357

Jacksonville State University buses, Alabama 1,943,557

Montgomery buses, Alabama 680,245

Oakwood College shuttle bus project, Alabama 145,767

Tombigbee Regional Commission vehicle facility, Alabama 242,945

University of Alabama at Huntsville Intermodal Facility, Alabama
3,887,113

Vans, CASA of Marshall County, Alabama 97,177

Vehicles for Senior Citizen Transportation in Alabama 971,779

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$992,000

Birmingham, Alabama, Transit Corridor 992,000

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
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*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agency, and
may over/under report actual ridership for agencies that cross state
lines*

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Alabama**

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$6,046,205

ARC of Madison County, Alabama 346,913

Easter Seals Central Alabama JARC 495,590

Gees Bend Ferry, Alabama 1,982,362

Jefferson County JARC, Alabama 2,973,544

Mobile Association for Retarded Citizens, Alabama 247,796

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$1,835,796

Center for composite manufacturing 917,898

Nanostructured catalysts for hydrogen fueled cells (CAVT UA) 917,898

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$6,978,860

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$116,803

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,650,319

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$119,785

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$458,936

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
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*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agency, and
may over/under report actual ridership for agencies that cross state
lines*

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Alaska**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$38,752,158**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 39 Pct of total 0.36%

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

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

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

FY 2001 - Rank: 27 Pct of total 0.84%

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 \$3,476,667

Anchorage, AK 3,476,667

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$464,442

Fairbanks, AK 464,442

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$1,952,891

Anchorage, AK - Alaska Railroad 1,952,891

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$19,338,386

Alaska Mental Health Trust bus program, Alaska 971,779

Alaska Native Medical Center intermodal bus/parking facility, Alaska
1,943,557

Anchorage Museum/Transit intermodal depot, Alaska 1,457,667

Anchorage paratransit and disability improvements, Alaska 1,457,667

Anchorage Ship Creek intermodal facility, Alaska 2,429,445

Copper River Transit program, Alaska 1,457,667

Juneau bus replacement, Alaska 971,779

Kenai Central Area Rural Transit System bus replacement, Alaska
1,360,489

Knik Arm intermodal facility terminal, Alaska 1,457,667

Port of Anchorage intermodal facility, Alaska 2,429,445

Skagway bus terminal development, Alaska 1,943,557

Whittier intermodal facility, Alaska 1,457,667

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$10,213,632

Hawaii and Alaska Ferry Boats 10,213,632

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$1,709,786

Craig Transit JARC, Alaska 49,559

Kenai Peninsula JARC, Alaska 594,709

MASCOT Mat-su Valley, Alaska 198,236

Mobility Coalition, Alaska 495,590

North Star Borough Transit JARC, Alaska 74,338

Seward Transit JARC, Alaska 198,236

Veterans Wheelchair Olympic Games, Alaska 99,118

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 3 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Alaska**

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$972,688

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$72,220

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$245,633

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$63,298

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$242,515

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 4 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **American Samoa**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$231,293**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 56 Pct of total 0.00%

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

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

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

FY 2001 - 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 \$159,554

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$11,184

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$60,555

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 5 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Arizona**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$153,565,012**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 19 Pct of total 1.41%

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

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

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

FY 2001 - Rank: 25 Pct of total 1.02%

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 \$37,130,533

Phoenix\--Mesa, AZ 37,130,533

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$9,583,896

Tucson, AZ 9,583,896

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$3,223,647

Avondale, AZ 814,700

Flagstaff, AZ 597,917

Prescott, AZ 620,808

Yuma, AZ\--CA 1,190,222

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$2,293,390

Phoenix\--Mesa, AZ 2,293,390

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$20,261,576

Alternative fuel replacement buses, Tucson, Arizona 971,779

Coconino County - Flagstaff bus system, Arizona 1,360,489

Coconino County - Sedona bus system, Arizona 2,526,623

Dial-a-Ride facility, Phoenix, Arizona 340,123

Downtown Tempe Transit Center, Arizona 777,422

East Valley bus maintenance facility, Arizona 6,753,859

Phoenix, Glendale, and Avondale bus replacement, Arizona 1,457,667

Phoenix/Glendale West Valley operating facility, Arizona 3,401,224

Sun Tran CNG replacement buses, Tucson, Arizona 2,672,390

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$74,400,000

Phoenix, Arizona, Central Phoenix/East Valley Corridor 74,400,000

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$3,404,552

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$90,271

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,723,473

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$241,159

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
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*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agency, and
may over/under report actual ridership for agencies that cross state
lines*

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Arizona**

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$1,212,515

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 7 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Arkansas**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$37,553,586**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 40 Pct of total 0.34%

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

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

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

FY 2001 - Rank: 40 Pct of total 0.32%

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 \$14,563,676

Little Rock, AR 3,337,609

Memphis, TN\--MS\--AR 11,226,067

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$4,625,723

Fayetteville\--Springdale, AR 1,726,324

Fort Smith, AR\--OK 1,144,059

Hot Springs, AR 453,925

Jonesboro, AR 476,735

Pine Bluff, AR 596,580

Texarkana, TX\--Texarkana, AR 228,100

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$201,062

Memphis, TN\--MS\--AR 201,062

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$8,162,937

Arkansas Statewide buses and bus facilities 7,774,226

CATA bus replacement, Arkansas 388,711

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$3,472,000

Little Rock, Arkansas, River Rail Streetcar Project 3,472,000

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$5,048,203

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$102,472

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,071,700

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$63,298

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$242,515

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
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*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agency, and
may over/under report actual ridership for agencies that cross state
lines*

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of California**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$1,155,212,110**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 2 Pct of total 10.60%

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

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

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

FY 2001 - Rank: 1 Pct of total 14.88%

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 \$486,005,669

Los Angeles\--Long Beach\--Santa Ana, CA 238,791,646

Riverside\--San Bernardino, CA 23,209,365

Sacramento, CA 16,839,851

San Diego, CA 49,037,880

San Francisco\--Oakland, CA 121,618,434

San Jose, CA 36,508,493

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$82,900,419

Antioch, CA 5,543,393

Bakersfield, CA 5,285,279

Concord, CA 19,152,401

Fresno, CA 7,241,609

Indio\--Cathedral City\--Palm Springs, CA 2,916,283

Lancaster\--Palmdale, CA 6,494,693

Mission Viejo, CA 8,267,168

Modesto, CA 3,476,551

Oxnard, CA 6,878,169

Santa Rosa, CA 3,200,171

Stockton, CA 7,586,004

Temecula\--Murrieta, CA 2,034,668

Thousand Oaks, CA 2,461,479

Victorville\--Hesperia\--Apple Valley, CA 2,362,551

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 9 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of California**

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$47,374,911

Atascadero\--El Paso de Robles (Paso Robles), CA 577,132

Camarillo, CA 865,238

Chico, CA 1,132,384

Davis, CA 1,258,141

El Centro, CA 768,443

Fairfield, CA 1,990,062

Gilroy\--Morgan Hill, CA 993,121

Hanford, CA 918,674

Hemet, CA 1,568,561

Livermore, CA 1,173,607

Lodi, CA 1,296,306

Lompoc, CA 454,757

Madera, CA 738,407

Manteca, CA 820,976

Merced, CA 1,561,227

Napa, CA 1,200,260

Petaluma, CA 876,244

Porterville, CA 815,551

Redding, CA 1,024,885

Salinas, CA 2,989,313

San Luis Obispo, CA 835,488

Santa Barbara, CA 2,888,420

Santa Clarita, CA 2,440,312

Santa Cruz, CA 2,133,426

Santa Maria, CA 1,804,175

Seaside\--Monterey\--Marina, CA 1,779,052

Simi Valley, CA 1,923,670

Tracy, CA 1,088,145

Turlock, CA 1,108,288

Vacaville, CA 1,398,886

Vallejo, CA 2,957,354

Visalia, CA 1,674,989

Watsonville, CA 1,014,895

Yuba City, CA 1,295,451

Yuma, AZ\--CA 9,071

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$150,022,849

Antioch, CA 1,822,023

Concord, CA 10,734,568

Lancaster\--Palmdale, CA 1,837,372

Los Angeles\--Long Beach\--Santa Ana, CA 33,557,652

Mission Viejo, CA 1,223,129

Oxnard, CA 1,019,188

Riverside\--San Bernardino, CA 3,381,108

Sacramento, CA 2,978,598

San Diego, CA 12,500,539

San Francisco\--Oakland, CA 68,604,375

San Jose, CA 11,803,358

Thousand Oaks, CA 560,939

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 10 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of California**

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$35,955,794

Anaheim Resort Transit, California 291,534

Bellflower Dial-a-Ride, California 116,614

Calabasas Transit, California 485,888

Catalina Transit Terminal, Redondo Beach, California 971,779

Cerritos Clean Air Buses, California 826,011

Claremont Intermodal Transit Village Project, California 194,357

Collegian Avenue Busway, California 388,711

Downtown transit center ITS, California 97,177

Ed Roberts Campus/City of Berkeley, California 485,888

El Garces Intermodal Station, Needles, California 971,779

Elk Grove Park and Ride Facilities, California 971,779

Fairfield/Vacaville Intermodal Transit Station, California 485,888

Fresno Area Express bus program, California 971,779

Golden Empire Transit traffic signal priority, California 291,534

Hemet Transit Center bus facility, California 340,123

I-15 Managed Lanes/Bus Rapid Transit, San Diego, California 1,652,023

LAVTA buses and bus facilities, California 485,888

LAVTA satellite maintenance, operations and administrative facility,
California 291,534

Long Beach Transit bus purchase, California 485,888

Los Angeles County MTA bus program, California 1,943,557

Los Angeles Trade Tech intermodal links with bus and Metro, California
485,888

Los Angeles Valley College bus station extension, California 485,888

Mammoth Lakes Regional Transit operations facility, California 971,779

Metro Red Line Wilshire Vermont Station upgrade, California 728,834

Modesto bus facility, California 971,779

Montrey Salinas Transit buses, California 971,779

Municipal Transit Operators Coalition, California 971,779

Napa Transit Center construction, California 485,888

Pacific Station Multimodal-Multiuse facility, California 1,457,667

Palm Springs bus station relocation, California 29,154

Palo Alto Intermodal Transit Center, California 728,834

Riverbank vehicle garage renovation, California 121,472

Riverside Transit Authority, California 121,472

Roseville Multitransit Center, California 631,655

Sacramento bus replacement/facility expansion, California 485,888

SamTrans Zero Emission bus project, California 728,834

San Francisco Muni buses and bus facilities, California 3,887,113

San Luis Rey Transit Center, California 388,711

Santa Clara VTA bus signal priority project, California 728,834

SCAT CNG Fueling Station, California 485,888

Sierra Madre Villa Gold Line Light Rail Station, California 971,779

Solana Beach Intermodal Facility, Solana Beach, California 631,655

Sonoma County CNG buses, California 291,534

South Gate Clean Air buses, California 242,945

Spring Valley Multi-Modal Center, California 777,422

Sunline Transit Agency CNG buses, California 485,888

Temecula Park and Ride Facility, California 48,589

Temecula Transit Center, California 388,711

Transit First Implementation, California 728,834

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
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*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agency, and
may over/under report actual ridership for agencies that cross state
lines*

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of California**

Transit Oriented Neighborhood Program, California 194,357

Union City Intermodal Station, Phase 1, California 485,888

Vallejo Baylink Ferry Intermodal Center, California 1,214,724

Visalia bus operations facility, California 242,945

Visalia bus replacement, California 242,945

Yosemite Area Regional Transportation System, California 388,711

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$308,824,582

Los Angeles Gold Line Foothill Extension 496,000

Los Angeles, California, East Side Light Light Rail Transit System
59,520,000

Los Angeles, California, MOS3 Metro Rail (North Hollywood) 669,702

San Diego, California, Mid-Coast Light Rail Extension 992,000

San Diego, California, Mission Valley East Light Rail Extension
80,986,880

San Diego, California, Oceanside - Escondido Rail Corridor 54,560,000

San Francisco, California, BART Extension to San Francisco Airport
99,200,000

San Francisco, California, Muni Third Street Light Rail Project
9,920,000

Santa Clara County, California, Silicon Valley Rapid Transit Corridor
2,480,000

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$10,010,929

AC Transit - CalWorks Job Center (Bay Area), California 4,955,906

Guaranteed Ride Program, California 594,709

Job Access Transit, Hayward, California 495,590

Platform Additions and Extensions on San Bernardino Line, California
1,982,362

Sacramento Region JARC, California 1,982,362

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$1,932,416

CALSTART/WestStart Advanced Transit Technology 1,932,416

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$10,727,747

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$144,630

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$9,921,776

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$1,852,405

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$9,537,983

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
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*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agency, and
may over/under report actual ridership for agencies that cross state
lines*

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Colorado**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$147,594,785**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 20 Pct of total 1.35%

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

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

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

FY 2001 - Rank: 20 Pct of total 1.28%

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 \$35,870,444

Denver\--Aurora, CO 35,870,444

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$6,648,084

Colorado Springs, CO 4,692,698

Fort Collins, CO 1,955,386

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$7,085,157

Boulder, CO 1,694,207

Grand Junction, CO 939,782

Greeley, CO 1,251,226

Lafayette\--Louisville, CO 661,912

Longmont, CO 1,060,539

Pueblo, CO 1,477,491

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$3,052,746

Denver\--Aurora, CO 3,052,746

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$6,923,920

Colorado Statewide buses and bus facilities 6,923,920

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$79,360,000

Denver, Colorado, Southeast Corridor LRT 79,360,000

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$3,221,339

Colorado Transit Coalition JARC 3,221,339

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$3,030,855

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$87,498

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,207,854

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$198,261

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$908,627

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
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*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agency, and
may over/under report actual ridership for agencies that cross state
lines*

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Connecticut**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$830,334,476**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 4 Pct of total 7.62%

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

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

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

FY 2001 - Rank: 17 Pct of total 1.84%

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 \$692,935,228

New York\--Newark, NY\--NJ\--CT 692,935,228

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$54,344,800

Bridgeport\--Stamford, CT\--NY 16,340,779

Hartford, CT 11,038,765

New Haven, CT 13,689,713

Springfield, MA\--CT 7,956,663

Worcester, MA\--CT 5,318,880

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$13,780,534

Danbury, CT\--NY 5,711,023

Norwich\--New London, CT 1,645,968

Waterbury, CT 6,423,543

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$41,218,067

Hartford, CT 1,518,494

Southwestern Connecticut 38,834,499

Worcester, MA\--CT 865,074

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$18,949,672

Bridgeport Intermodal Transportation Center, Connecticut 6,802,447

Hartford bus facility rehabilitation, Connecticut 485,888

Hartford/New Britain Busway, Connecticut 3,887,113

Pulse Point Joint Development safety improvements, Connecticut 485,888

Stamford Urban Transitway Phase II, Connecticut 5,830,669

Waterbury bus maintenance facility, Connecticut 485,888

West Haven/Orange Intermodal Facility, Connecticut 971,779

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$2,976,000

Stamford, Connecticut, Urban Transitway, Phase 2 2,976,000

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$2,477,954

Connecticut Statewide JARC 2,477,954

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 14 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Connecticut**

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$1,551,423

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$76,516

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,175,039

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$175,771

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$673,472

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 15 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Delaware**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$217,996,773**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 14 Pct of total 2.00%

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

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

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

FY 2001 - Rank: 41 Pct of total 0.28%

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 \$119,213,336

Philadelphia, PA\--NJ\--DE\--MD 119,213,336

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$654,160

Dover, DE 634,718

Salisbury, MD\--DE 19,442

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$93,999,370

Philadelphia, PA-NJ-DE-MD 93,999,370

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$1,943,557

Delaware Statewide buses and bus facilities 1,943,557

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$743,386

Delaware Statewide Welfare to Work 743,386

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$703,397

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$70,221

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$363,533

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$63,298

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$242,515

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 16 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the District of Columbia**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$208,176,807**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 16 Pct of total 1.91%

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

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

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

FY 2001 - Rank: 19 Pct of total 1.35%

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 \$130,749,813

Washington, DC\--VA\--MD 130,749,813

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$63,825,180

Washington, DC\--VA\--MD 63,825,180

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$5,491,922

Georgetown University Fuel Cell Transit Bus Program (TEA-21) 4,763,088

Union Station Intermodal Transportation Center, Washington, DC 728,834

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$4,014,530

Georgetown, Washington, D.C. Metro Connection 1,238,976

Technical Assistance Support & Performance Reviews of the JARC Grants
Program 297,600

Washington Metro Job Access Initiative 2,477,954

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$3,472,000

CTAA Nationwide Joblinks 496,000

Project ACTION 2,976,000

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$317,549

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$63,298

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$242,515

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 17 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Florida**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$259,279,741**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 12 Pct of total 2.38%

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

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

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

FY 2001 - Rank: 8 Pct of total 3.44%

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 \$119,134,456

Miami, FL 83,189,152

Orlando, FL 16,463,523

Tampa\--St. Petersburg, FL 19,481,781

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$37,854,222

Bonita Springs\--Naples, FL 1,118,966

Cape Coral, FL 3,493,851

Daytona Beach\--Port Orange, FL 3,376,075

Jacksonville, FL 13,563,596

Palm Bay\--Melbourne, FL 4,096,796

Pensacola, FL\--AL 2,534,545

Port St. Lucie, FL 1,953,783

Sarasota\--Bradenton, FL 5,493,177

Tallahassee, FL 2,223,433

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$18,662,357

Brooksville, FL 918,588

Deltona, FL 1,503,798

Fort Walton Beach, FL 1,526,132

Gainesville, FL 1,805,114

Kissimmee, FL 1,968,822

Lady Lake, FL 426,892

Lakeland, FL 2,033,103

Leesburg\--Eustis, FL 917,547

North Port\--Punta Gorda, FL 1,151,087

Ocala, FL 950,873

Panama City, FL 1,220,080

St. Augustine, FL 529,390

Titusville, FL 543,038

Vero Beach\--Sebastian, FL 1,176,012

Winter Haven, FL 1,493,481

Zephyrhills, FL 498,400

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 18 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Florida**

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$18,242,463

Jacksonville, FL 101,282

Miami, FL 17,883,397

Orlando, FL 141,432

Tampa\--St. Petersburg, FL 116,352

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$35,226,958

Broward/Palm Beach County buses, Florida 728,834

DeBary Intermodal Transportation Facility, Florida 242,945

Flagler County buses and bus facilities, Florida 145,767

Gainesville Regional Airport multi-modal facility, Florida 291,534

Gainesville RTS buses and bus facilities, Florida 971,779

Hillsborough Area Regional Transit (HART), Florida 485,888

Homestead East-West bus connector, Florida 242,945

Jacksonville JTA transit rolling stock, Florida 485,888

Key West bus and bus facilities, Florida 1,943,557

Lakeland Area Citrus Connection transit system, Florida 728,834

Miami Beach Intermodal Greenway Transit Facility, Florida 680,245

Miami Beach Intermodal Transit Facility, Florida 680,245

Miami Intermodal Center, Florida 5,830,669

Miami-Dade County bus procurement, Florida 485,888

Miramar Parkway transit shelter enhancements, Florida 97,177

National Center for Transportation Needs, Florida 583,067

North Florida and West Coast Transit Coalition Bus Acquisition 3,887,113

NW 7th Avenue Transit Hub, Florida 971,779

Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority, Florida 9,037,537

Putnam County RideSolutions buses and bus facilities, Florida 1,457,667

Sistrunk transit & pedestrian access improvement, Florida 971,779

Southwest Broward bus facility, Florida 1,166,133

St Johns County Council on Aging buses and bus facilities,Florida
728,834

St. Lucie County bus purchase, Florida 388,711

St. Petersburg intermodal facility, Florida 485,888

TalTran Bus replacement project, Florida 777,422

Trolley System, Boynton Beach, Florida 242,945

Winter Haven Transit Terminal, Florida 485,888

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$11,318,230

Fort Lauderdale, Florida, South Florida Commuter Rail Upgrades
11,318,230

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$594,708

Family Service Centers of Clearwater Ways to Work, FL 495,590

Hillsborough Area Regional Transit JARC, Florida 99,118

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$6,996,634

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$116,935

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$6,339,460

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$831,193

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$3,962,125

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 19 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Georgia**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$126,516,356**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 22 Pct of total 1.16%

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

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

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

FY 2001 - Rank: 16 Pct of total 1.92%

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 \$55,257,893

Atlanta, GA 55,257,893

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$9,319,912

Augusta-Richmond County, GA\--SC 2,001,897

Chattanooga, TN\--GA 2,727,063

Columbus, GA\--AL 1,827,165

Savannah, GA 2,763,787

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$7,445,525

Albany, GA 918,435

Athens-Clarke County, GA 991,751

Brunswick, GA 461,427

Dalton, GA 492,554

Gainesville, GA 737,998

Hinesville, GA 541,232

Macon, GA 1,386,994

Rome, GA 557,284

Valdosta, GA 566,059

Warner Robins, GA 791,791

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$24,899,052

Atlanta, GA 24,818,558

Chattanooga, TN\--GA 80,494

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$13,459,128

Atlanta bus acquisition, Georgia 3,401,224

Atlanta clean fuel shuttle buses, Georgia 971,779

Atlantic Station, Georgia 1,068,956

Hamilton clean fuels bus facility, Georgia 1,457,667

Macon Terminal Station, Georgia 728,834

MARTA Bus Acquisition Program, Georgia 1,457,667

MARTA clean fuel technology buses, Georgia 3,887,113

Moultrie Intermodal Facility, Georgia 485,888

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 20 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Georgia**

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$263,287

Atlanta, Georgia, North Springs (North Line Extension) 263,287

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$2,180,598

Chatham JARC, Georgia 1,982,362

Dooly-Crisp Unified Transportation System, Georgia 198,236

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$446,400

Southern Fuel Cell Coalition \-- Center for Transportation & the
Environment 446,400

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$8,846,033

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$130,663

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$2,395,977

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$309,157

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$1,562,731

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 21 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **Guam**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$603,046**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 54 Pct of total 0.01%

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

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

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

FY 2001 - Rank: 53 Pct of total 0.01%

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 \$431,129

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$13,200

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$158,717

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 22 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Hawaii**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$56,740,694**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 35 Pct of total 0.52%

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

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

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

FY 2001 - Rank: 31 Pct of total 0.65%

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 \$25,188,145

Honolulu, HI 25,188,145

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$1,839,591

Kailua (Honolulu County)\--Kaneohe, HI 1,839,591

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$1,062,033

Honolulu, HI 1,062,033

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$16,520,228

Honolulu bus and paratransit replacement program, Hawaii 4,858,891

Honolulu Middle Street Intermodal Center, Hawaii 3,887,113

Pahoa/Hilo Bus routes, Hawaii 485,888

Rural Bus Program, Hawaii 4,858,891

Wahiawa Transit Center and Parking Facility, Hawaii 2,429,445

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$10,213,632

Hawaii and Alaska Ferry Boats 10,213,632

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$1,046,108

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$72,765

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$492,379

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$63,298

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$242,515

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 23 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Idaho**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$18,372,552**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 45 Pct of total 0.17%

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

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

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

FY 2001 - Rank: 48 Pct of total 0.15%

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 \$8,489,698

Boise City, ID 2,234,730

Spokane, WA\--ID 6,254,968

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$3,703,452

Coeur d\'Alene, ID 787,479

Idaho Falls, ID 777,081

Lewiston, ID\--WA 334,542

Nampa, ID 1,092,040

Pocatello, ID 712,310

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$3,401,224

Idaho Transit Coalition Statewide buses and bus facilities 3,401,224

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$1,922,040

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$79,267

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$471,058

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$63,298

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$242,515

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 24 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Illinois**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$609,931,387**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 5 Pct of total 5.60%

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

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

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

FY 2001 - Rank: 4 Pct of total 6.46%

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 \$244,146,941

Chicago, IL\--IN 216,204,840

St. Louis, MO\--IL 27,942,101

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$11,963,426

Davenport, IA\--IL 3,393,377

Peoria, IL 2,565,040

Rockford, IL 2,280,048

Round Lake Beach\--McHenry\--Grayslake, IL\--WI 3,724,961

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$9,135,581

Alton, IL 862,774

Beloit, WI\--IL 133,963

Bloomington\--Normal, IL 1,573,537

Champaign, IL 1,733,454

Danville, IL 552,337

Decatur, IL 1,055,105

DeKalb, IL 796,173

Dubuque, IA\--IL 27,129

Kankakee, IL 790,468

Springfield, IL 1,610,641

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$145,204,143

Chicago, IL\--IN 139,260,042

Round Lake Beach\--McHenry\--Grayslake, IL-WI 1,949,530

St. Louis, MO\--IL 3,994,571

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$7,045,392

Bus facilities for Bloomington, Macomb, Peoria, and Rock Island
1,457,668

Champaign Day Care Center/Park-n-Ride 728,834

City of Chicago\'s Free Trolley System 728,833

Downstate Illinois replacement buses 2,915,335

Downtown Normal Multimodal facility 485,888

Northern Winnebago County, Illinois 242,945

Richton Park Metra Intermodal Transit Park and Ride Facility 485,889

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 25 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Illinois**

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$175,584,000

Chicago, Illinois, Douglas Branch Reconstruction 84,320,000

Chicago, Illinois, Metra Commuter Rail Expansions and Extensions
51,584,000

Chicago, Illinois, Ravenswood Line Extension 39,680,000

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$1,120,034

Illinois Statewide JARC 495,590

Operation Ride DuPage, DuPage County, Illinois 495,590

Ray Graham Association for People With Disabilities, Illinois 128,854

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$496,000

Transit access CUMTD initiative 496,000

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$7,468,816

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$120,440

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$3,683,483

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$600,865

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$3,362,266

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 26 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Indiana**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$433,417,858**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 8 Pct of total 3.98%

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

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

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

FY 2001 - Rank: 21 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 \$242,590,350

Chicago, IL\--IN 216,204,840

Cincinnati, OH\--KY\--IN 16,457,470

Indianapolis, IN 9,928,040

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$18,582,021

Evansville, IN\--KY 1,810,117

Fort Wayne, IN 2,409,192

Louisville, KY\--IN 10,815,581

South Bend, IN\--MI 3,547,131

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$8,713,703

Anderson, IN 956,089

Bloomington, IN 1,069,676

Columbus, IN 552,082

Elkhart, IN\--MI 1,334,154

Kokomo, IN 674,927

Lafayette, IN 1,506,780

Michigan City, IN\--MI 732,170

Muncie, IN 1,038,719

Terre Haute, IN 849,106

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$139,956,936

Chicago, IL\--IN 139,260,042

South Bend, IN\--MI 696,894

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$9,086,126

Bloomington Public Transit Corporation, Indiana 728,834

Cherry Street Multi-Modal Facility, Indiana 971,779

Citilink, Indiana 583,067

IndyGo buses and bus facilities, Indiana 2,915,334

Ivy Tech State College multmodal facility, Indiana 485,888

Lafayette City/Bus, Indiana 485,888

Muncie Indiana transit system, Indiana 971,779

TRANSPO Bus Operations Center South Bend, Indiana 1,943,557

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
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*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agency, and
may over/under report actual ridership for agencies that cross state
lines*

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Indiana**

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$2,480,000

South Shore Commuter Rail Service, Indiana 2,480,000

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$1,377,741

IndyFlex, Indiana 1,238,976

Muncie Indiana Transit System JobConnection, Indiana 138,765

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$7,434,653

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$120,186

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,952,252

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$210,477

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$913,413

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 28 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Iowa**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$40,164,808**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 38 Pct of total 0.37%

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

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

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

FY 2001 - Rank: 35 Pct of total 0.43%

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 \$14,295,437

Davenport, IA\--IL 3,393,377

Des Moines, IA 4,835,708

Omaha, NE\--IA 6,066,352

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$6,697,140

Ames, IA 736,534

Cedar Rapids, IA 1,999,100

Dubuque, IA\--IL 729,428

Iowa City, IA 1,041,687

Sioux City, IA\--NE\--SD 966,613

Waterloo, IA 1,223,778

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$10,689,561

Ames transit/bus facility, Iowa 971,779

Des Moines MTA bus replacement, Iowa 1,943,557

Iowa Statewide buses and bus facilities 4,858,891

UNI multimodal project, Iowa 2,915,334

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$1,982,362

Iowa Statewide JARC 1,982,362

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$5,045,087

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$102,449

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,020,426

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$68,790

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$263,556

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 29 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Kansas**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$32,725,215**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 41 Pct of total 0.30%

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

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

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

FY 2001 - Rank: 38 Pct of total 0.39%

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 \$11,690,941

Kansas City, MO\--KS 11,690,941

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$4,201,690

Wichita, KS 4,201,690

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$2,831,670

Lawrence, KS 1,221,956

St. Joseph, MO\--KS 9,951

Topeka, KS 1,599,763

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$28,270

Kansas City, MO\--KS 28,270

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$6,073,613

I-35 Fixed Guideway Project, Johnson County, Kansas 291,534

Johnson County Transit System Buses, Kansas 485,888

Kansas City/Unified Govt. of Wyandotte Co. buses, Kansas 971,779

Kansas statewide bus and bus facilities 2,915,334

Lawrence Transit System maintenance facility, Kansas 388,711

Regional maintenance/paratransit scheduling facility, Kansas 777,422

Wichita Transit Authority buses and bus facilities, Kansas 242,945

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$1,387,653

MARC, Kansas 495,590

Wichita Transit Authority JARC, Kansas 396,473

Wyandotte Co/KCK JARC, Kansas 495,590

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$992,000

Transportation Research Program, Wichita State University 992,000

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$4,123,403

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$95,607

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$917,676

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 30 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Kansas**

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$74,531

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$308,161

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 31 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the Commonwealth of Kentucky**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$58,998,192**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 34 Pct of total 0.54%

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

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

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

FY 2001 - Rank: 30 Pct of total 0.66%

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 \$16,457,470

Cincinnati, OH\--KY\--IN 16,457,470

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$15,806,886

Evansville, IN\--KY 1,810,117

Lexington-Fayette, KY 3,181,188

Louisville, KY\--IN 10,815,581

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$2,701,584

Bowling Green, KY 585,568

Clarksville, TN\--KY 255,919

Huntington, WV\--KY\--OH 524,545

Owensboro, KY 708,792

Radcliff\--Elizabethtown, KY 626,760

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$13,878,452

Fixed Route Transportation System, Madison County, Kentucky 291,534

Fulton County Transit Authority, Kentucky 194,357

Henderson Area Rapid Transit Authority, Kentucky 77,742

Manchester, Clay County Intermodal Facility, Kentucky 1,943,557

Murray/Calloway County Transit Authority, Kentucky 1,749,201

Oakwood Intermodal Facility, Somerset, Kentucky 1,943,557

Paducah Area Transit Authority, Kentucky 1,263,313

Southern and Eastern Kentucky buses and bus facilities 2,915,334

Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky (TANK) bus and bus facilities,
Kentucky 485,888

Transit Authority of River City, Louisville, Kentucky 584,524

University of Louisville bus shuttle program, Kentucky 2,429,445

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$1,139,859

Louisville JARC, Kentucky 1,139,859

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$6,892,852

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$116,164

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,523,636

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 32 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the Commonwealth of Kentucky**

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$96,679

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$384,610

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 33 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Louisiana**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$69,084,960**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 29 Pct of total 0.63%

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

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

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

FY 2001 - Rank: 29 Pct of total 0.71%

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 \$16,248,394

New Orleans, LA 16,248,394

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$6,981,330

Baton Rouge, LA 4,186,516

Shreveport, LA 2,794,814

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$7,441,850

Alexandria, LA 732,915

Houma, LA 1,277,478

Lafayette, LA 1,703,609

Lake Charles, LA 1,280,264

Mandeville\--Covington, LA 588,490

Monroe, LA 1,095,807

Slidell, LA 763,287

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$3,055,591

New Orleans, LA 3,055,591

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$8,503,059

Greater Ouachita Port and Intermodal Facility, Louisiana 2,915,334

Louisiana Statewide buses and bus facilities 4,858,891

ULM Intermodal Facility, Louisiana 728,834

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$16,613,047

New Orleans, Louisiana, Canal Street Streetcar Project 16,613,047

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$2,477,954

Louisiana Statewide JARC 2,477,954

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$5,384,375

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$104,967

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,517,060

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 34 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Louisiana**

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$156,464

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$600,869

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 35 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Maine**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$11,004,925**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 47 Pct of total 0.10%

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

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

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

FY 2001 - Rank: 45 Pct of total 0.23%

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 \$3,192,839

Bangor, ME 579,669

Dover\--Rochester, NH\--ME 60,811

Lewiston, ME 627,181

Portland, ME 1,846,310

Portsmouth, NH\--ME 78,868

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$2,706,402

Acadia National Park intermodal facility, Maine 242,945

Maine statewide bus program 2,429,445

Millinocket Airport transfer bus project, Maine 34,012

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$1,486,772

Maine Statewide JARC Program 1,486,772

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$2,676,285

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$84,866

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$551,948

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$63,298

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$242,515

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 36 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Maryland**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$605,675,893**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 6 Pct of total 5.56%

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

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

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

FY 2001 - Rank: 12 Pct of total 2.21%

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 \$287,904,396

Baltimore, MD 37,941,247

Philadelphia, PA\--NJ\--DE\--MD 119,213,336

Washington, DC\--VA\--MD 130,749,813

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$6,263,110

Aberdeen\--Havre de Grace\--Bel Air, MD 1,807,090

Cumberland, MD-WV-PA 500,909

Frederick, MD 1,168,267

Hagerstown, MD\--WV\--PA 906,857

Salisbury, MD\--DE 541,633

St. Charles, MD 754,502

Westminster, MD 583,852

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$185,151,333

Baltimore Commuter Rail 18,617,602

Baltimore, MD 8,709,181

Philadelphia, PA-NJ-DE-MD 93,999,370

Washington, DC\--VA\--MD 63,825,180

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$12,147,226

Glenmont Metrorail parking garage expansion, Maryland 485,888

Howard County Transit repair facility, Maryland 485,888

Maryland Statewide buses and bus facilities 3,887,113

Rockville Town Center transit project, Maryland 971,779

Southern Maryland commuter bus initiative, Maryland 4,858,891

WMATA clean fleet buses, Maryland 1,457,667

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$104,934,370

Baltimore, Maryland, Central Light Rail Double Track 28,777,920

Washington, DC/Metropolitan Area, Largo Extension 76,156,450

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$2,676,190

Maryland Statewide JARC 2,676,190

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 37 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Maryland**

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$496,000

Transit technology career ladder partnership training program 496,000

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$2,782,268

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$85,652

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,611,142

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$265,181

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$1,359,025

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 38 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the Commonwealth of Massachusetts**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$258,306,164**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 13 Pct of total 2.37%

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

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

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

FY 2001 - Rank: 7 Pct of total 3.75%

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 \$121,032,736

Boston, MA\--NH\--RI 101,822,913

Providence, RI\--MA 19,209,823

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$16,386,903

Barnstable Town, MA 3,111,360

Springfield, MA\--CT 7,956,663

Worcester, MA\--CT 5,318,880

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$3,500,019

Leominster\--Fitchburg, MA 1,197,826

Nashua, NH\--MA 236

New Bedford, MA 1,777,904

Pittsfield, MA 524,053

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$75,743,797

Boston, MA-NH-RI 72,603,905

Providence, RI\--MA 2,274,818

Worcester, MA\--CT 865,074

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$30,725,689

Amesbury bus facility, Massachusetts 971,779

Attleboro Intermodal Transportation Center, Massachusetts 1,943,557

Brockton Area Transit Bus Replacement, Brockton, Massachusetts 1,943,557

BRTA Bus Replacement Program, Massachusetts 1,049,521

BRTA Bus Shelters, Massachusetts 145,767

BRTA Storage Facility Upgrade, Massachusetts 237,114

Cape Cod Regional Transit Authority Center/Bus Facility, Massachusetts
2,915,334

Essex County buses, Massachusetts 145,767

Lechmere Station intermodal, Massachusetts 971,779

Lowell Regional Transit Authority, Massachusetts 874,601

MART maintenance facility, Massachusetts 2,332,268

PVTA bus replacement program, Massachusetts 3,887,113

Salem Intermodal Center improvement project, Massachusetts 971,779

Springfield Union Station, Springfield, Massachusetts 6,505,083

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 39 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the Commonwealth of Massachusetts**

UMass Transit RTIC and training facility, Massachusetts 3,887,113

Wonderland Station improvements, Revere, Massachusetts 1,943,557

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$2,976,000

Boston, Massachusetts, Silver Line III 2,976,000

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$991,182

Brockton Area Transit Authority JARC, Massachusetts 594,709

SRTA Elderly Van Service, Massachusetts 396,473

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$618,373

PVTA Electric Bus 618,373

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$1,988,387

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$79,759

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$2,130,002

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$347,724

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$1,785,593

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 40 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Michigan**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$134,476,815**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 21 Pct of total 1.23%

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

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

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

FY 2001 - Rank: 18 Pct of total 1.57%

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 \$36,751,002

Detroit, MI 36,751,002

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$28,896,357

Ann Arbor, MI 4,194,529

Flint, MI 4,913,472

Grand Rapids, MI 6,149,200

Lansing, MI 4,425,133

South Bend, IN\--MI 3,547,131

Toledo, OH\--MI 5,666,892

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$11,474,130

Battle Creek, MI 782,994

Bay City, MI 797,253

Benton Harbor\--St. Joseph, MI 578,854

Elkhart, IN\--MI 17,473

Holland, MI 1,003,987

Jackson, MI 910,095

Kalamazoo, MI 1,963,150

Michigan City, IN\--MI 4,667

Monroe, MI 562,685

Muskegon, MI 1,533,530

Port Huron, MI 858,130

Saginaw, MI 1,537,919

South Lyon\--Howell\--Brighton, MI 923,393

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$1,005,912

Detroit, MI 309,018

South Bend, IN\--MI 696,894

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$36,679,767

Allegan County Transportation, Michigan 1,457,667

Alma Transit facility and replacement buses, Michigan 485,888

Ann Arbor Transit Authority (AATA) transit center, Michigan 971,779

Barry County buses and bus facilities, Michigan 38,872

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 41 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Michigan**

Bay Area Transportation Authority, Traverse City, Michigan 3,887,113

Belding buses and bus facilities, Michigan 48,589

Berrien County transit, Michigan 97,177

Blue Water Area Transportation Commission Maintenance and Storage
Facility, Michigan 2,915,334

Cadillac/Wexford Transit, Michigan 97,177

Capital Area Transportation Authority, Lansing, Michigan 4,130,057

Cass County transit, Michigan 38,872

Clare County Transit Corporation, Michigan 97,177

Clinton Area transit system, Michigan 1,214,724

Detroit DOT bus replacement and facilities, Michigan 2,915,334

Flint MTA Intelligent Transportation System, Michigan 971,779

Greenville Transit System, Michigan 48,589

Harbor Transit, Michigan 194,357

Intelligent Transportation System for The Rapid, Michigan 583,067

Ionia County Dial-A-Ride, Michigan 121,472

Isabella County Transportation Commission, Michigan 291,534

ITP/The Rapid replacement and expansion buses, Michigan 1,214,724

Kalamazoo County Care A Van, Michigan 77,742

Kalamazoo Metro Transit, Michigan 2,915,334

Kalkaska Public Transit Authority, Michigan 48,589

Lake Erie Transit maintenance garage expansion, Michigan 485,888

Livingston Essential Transportation, Michigan 97,177

Macatawa Area Express Facility, Michigan 971,779

Mass Transportation Authority, Flint, Michigan 2,915,334

Michigan Statewide buses and bus facilities 2,915,334

Midland Dial-A-Ride, Michigan 121,472

Muskegon Area Transit System, Michigan 485,888

North Oakland Transit Authority, Michigan 77,742

Northern Michigan bus and bus facilities 485,888

Roscommon County Transit System, Michigan 48,589

Shiawassee Area Transportation Authority, Michigan 43,730

SMART buses and bus facilities, Michigan 2,915,334

Twin Cities Area Transportation Authority, Benton Harbor, Michigan
29,154

Van Buren Public Transit, Michigan 29,154

Yates Township Dial-A-Ride Transportation System, Michigan 194,357

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$4,162,961

DCC Community Health & Safety Transport Project, Michigan 297,354

Detroit JARC, Michigan 1,734,568

Flint MTA JARC, Michigan 1,982,362

North Oakland Transportation Authority, Michigan 148,677

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$545,600

Automation Alley BuSolutions 545,600

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$9,357,164

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$134,457

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$3,068,922

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$405,941

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 42 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Michigan**

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$1,994,602

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 43 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Minnesota**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$117,576,575**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 24 Pct of total 1.08%

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

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

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

FY 2001 - Rank: 15 Pct of total 1.96%

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 \$41,573,569

Minneapolis\--St. Paul, MN 41,573,569

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$3,751,822

Duluth, MN\--WI 941,708

Fargo, ND\--MN 469,292

Grand Forks, ND\--MN 100,366

La Crosse, WI\--MN 57,120

Rochester, MN 1,085,632

St. Cloud, MN 1,097,704

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$5,954,153

Minneapolis\--St. Paul, MN 5,954,153

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$14,795,323

Como Rider program, Minnesota 1,457,667

Duluth Transfer Facility, Minnesota 971,779

Greater Minnesota Transit 3,133,984

Isanti Transit garage and operational facility, Minnesota 485,888

Metro Transit buses and bus facilities, Minnesota 3,887,113

Northwest Busway and facilities, Hennepin County, Minnesota 2,915,334

Union Depot Transportation Hub, Minnesota 971,779

White Earth Tribal Nation Transit Center, Minnesota 971,779

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$38,388,865

Minneapolis, Minnesota, Hiawatha Light Rail Project 33,428,865

Minneapolis, Minnesota, Northstar Commuter Rail Project 4,960,000

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$3,147,001

hOurCar Car-Sharing Program, Minnesota 198,236

Metropolitan Council Job Access, Minneapolis, Minnesota 991,182

Ways to Work, Minnesota 1,957,583

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
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*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agency, and
may over/under report actual ridership for agencies that cross state
lines*

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Minnesota**

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$1,264,800

Hennepin County Community Works 1,190,400

hOurCar 74,400

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$6,148,482

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$110,639

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,423,374

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$167,333

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$851,214

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 45 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Mississippi**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$29,778,351**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 42 Pct of total 0.27%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 42 Pct of total 0.31%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 39 Pct of total 0.19%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 39 Pct of total 0.33%

FY 2001 - Rank: 39 Pct of total 0.34%

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 \$15,071,560

Gulfport\--Biloxi, MS 1,650,933

Jackson, MS 2,194,560

Memphis, TN\--MS\--AR 11,226,067

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$1,156,084

Hattiesburg, MS 613,282

Pascagoula, MS 542,802

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$201,062

Memphis, TN\--MS\--AR 201,062

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$5,830,670

Harrison County HOV/Bus rapid transit Canal Road intermodal connector,
Mississippi 1,943,557

Jackson State University busing project, Mississippi 291,534

JATRAN fixed route vehicles, Mississippi 2,915,334

Mississippi Valley State University mass transit program expansion,
Mississippi 194,357

Vicksburg public transportation, Mississippi 485,888

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$6,028,731

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$109,750

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,074,681

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$63,298

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$242,515

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 46 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Missouri**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$82,352,558**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 27 Pct of total 0.76%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 29 Pct of total 0.83%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 24 Pct of total 0.89%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 20 Pct of total 1.49%

FY 2001 - Rank: 14 Pct of total 2.03%

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 \$39,633,042

Kansas City, MO\--KS 11,690,941

St. Louis, MO\--IL 27,942,101

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$1,849,723

Springfield, MO 1,849,723

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$3,778,859

Columbia, MO 1,078,892

Jefferson City, MO 510,726

Joplin, MO 655,401

Lee\'s Summit, MO 683,088

St. Joseph, MO\--KS 850,752

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$4,022,841

Kansas City, MO\--KS 28,270

St. Louis, MO\--IL 3,994,571

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$16,568,819

Columbia Transit, Missouri 826,011

Franklin County Transportation Council, Missouri 145,767

KCATA bus rapid transit, Missouri 4,373,003

Metro St. Louis, Missouri 1,214,724

Missouri statewide bus and bus facilities 7,774,226

Southern Missouri buses and bus facilities 2,235,088

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$59,953

St. Louis, Missouri, Metro Link St. Clair Extension 59,953

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$6,393,119

Metro St. Louis Downtown Shuttle Trolley, Missouri 941,622

Missouri Statewide JARC 5,451,497

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$6,975,170

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$116,776

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 47 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Missouri**

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,865,720

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$190,713

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$897,823

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 48 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Montana**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$9,706,192**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 48 Pct of total 0.09%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 51 Pct of total 0.12%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 48 Pct of total 0.08%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 48 Pct of total 0.14%

FY 2001 - Rank: 46 Pct of total 0.18%

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 \$2,691,721

Billings, MT 1,172,329

Great Falls, MT 761,743

Missoula, MT 757,649

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$4,373,002

Billings downtown bus facility, Montana 1,943,557

Billings public bus and medical transfer facility, Montana 2,429,445

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$1,860,367

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$78,809

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$396,480

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$63,298

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$242,515

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 49 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Nebraska**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$18,958,285**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 44 Pct of total 0.17%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 46 Pct of total 0.18%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 40 Pct of total 0.19%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 44 Pct of total 0.18%

FY 2001 - Rank: 43 Pct of total 0.24%

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 \$8,387,116

Lincoln, NE 2,320,764

Omaha, NE\--IA 6,066,352

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$188,665

Sioux City, IA\--NE\--SD 188,665

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$6,851,037

Kearney RYDE Transit, Nebraska 1,020,367

Nebraska Statewide bus and bus facilities 1,943,557

Omaha Metro Area Transit Center Developments, Nebraska 3,887,113

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$2,523,616

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$83,732

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$618,306

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$63,298

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$242,515

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 50 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Nevada**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$60,710,520**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 31 Pct of total 0.56%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 31 Pct of total 0.76%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 30 Pct of total 0.45%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 33 Pct of total 0.54%

FY 2001 - Rank: 32 Pct of total 0.56%

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 \$17,214,502

Las Vegas, NV 17,214,502

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$4,433,371

Reno, NV 4,433,371

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$661,938

Carson City, NV 661,938

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$3,401,225

Bus Rapid Transit, Virginia Street Phase 1, Nevada 971,779

Intermodal terminals in Downtown Reno and Sparks, Nevada 1,457,667

Las Vegas buses, Nevada 971,779

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$30,752,000

CATRAIL RTC Rail Project, Nevada 992,000

Las Vegas, Nevada, Resort Corridor Fixed Guideway Project 29,760,000

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$1,982,362

Statewide Small Urban and Rural Public/Specialized Transportation
Services (JARC), 1,982,362

Nevada

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$896,619

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$71,655

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$749,534

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$103,439

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$443,875

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 51 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of New Hampshire**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$183,190,441**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 17 Pct of total 1.68%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 35 Pct of total 0.62%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 46 Pct of total 0.10%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 45 Pct of total 0.18%

FY 2001 - Rank: 50 Pct of total 0.09%

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 \$101,822,913

Boston, MA\--NH\--RI 101,822,913

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$4,542,953

Dover\--Rochester, NH\--ME 672,670

Manchester, NH 1,608,957

Nashua, NH\--MA 1,887,509

Portsmouth, NH\--ME 373,817

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$72,603,905

Boston, MA-NH-RI 72,603,905

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$1,457,669

Commuter maintenance facility, New Hampshire 680,245

Park & Ride/Bus Facility Exit 2, Salem, New Hampshire 583,067

Park and Ride Bus Facility Exit 5, New Hampshire 194,357

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$1,904,810

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$79,139

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$473,239

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$63,298

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$242,515

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 52 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of New Jersey**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$1,148,922,437**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 3 Pct of total 10.54%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 3 Pct of total 7.07%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 4 Pct of total 7.38%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 3 Pct of total 7.38%

FY 2001 - Rank: 3 Pct of total 6.95%

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 \$812,148,564

New York\--Newark, NY\--NJ\--CT 692,935,228

Philadelphia, PA\--NJ\--DE\--MD 119,213,336

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$18,518,422

Allentown\--Bethlehem, PA\--NJ 6,507,419

Atlantic City, NJ 7,193,237

Trenton, NJ 4,817,766

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$2,190,011

Hightstown, NJ 846,345

Vineland, NJ 851,744

Wildwood\--North Wildwood\--Cape May, NJ 491,922

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$182,878,262

Atlantic City, NJ 1,448,141

Northeastern New Jersey 86,085,538

Philadelphia, PA-NJ-DE-MD 93,999,370

Trenton, NJ 1,345,213

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$17,613,483

Bergen Intermodal Stations and Park N'Rides, New Jersey 1,943,557

Englewood bus purchase, New Jersey 364,417

Howard Boulevard Intermodal Station, New Jersey 3,401,224

Multi County Intermodal Park & Ride, New Jersey 2,915,334

Newark Penn Station Intermodal Improvements, New Jersey 4,858,891

Park and Ride for the Edison Train Station, New Jersey 971,779

South Amboy Intermodal Station, New Jersey 1,214,724

Trenton Intermodal Center, New Jersey 1,943,557

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$102,062,256

New Jersey Trans-Hudson Midtown Corridor 1,190,400

Northern New Jersey, Newark-Elizabeth Rail Line MOS-1 316,907

Northern, New Jersey Hudson - Bergen MOS-1 1,354,949

Northern, New Jersey Hudson - Bergen MOS-2 99,200,000

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 53 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of New Jersey**

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$5,203,702

New Jersey Statewide JARC 5,203,702

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$396,800

Phillipsburg to Northeastern NJ/NYC commuter rail study 396,800

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$1,839,641

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$78,655

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$2,701,617

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$478,459

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$2,812,565

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 54 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of New Mexico**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$28,860,883**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 43 Pct of total 0.26%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 43 Pct of total 0.28%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 42 Pct of total 0.17%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 37 Pct of total 0.34%

FY 2001 - Rank: 34 Pct of total 0.44%

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 \$16,574,844

Albuquerque, NM 6,712,683

El Paso, TX\--NM 9,862,161

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$2,379,654

Farmington, NM 481,564

Las Cruces, NM 1,053,434

Santa Fe, NM 844,656

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$3,644,170

City of Santa Fe, Bus and Bus Facility Grant, New Mexico 1,457,667

New Mexico Statewide bus and bus facilities 971,779

Rio Rancho Senior Transit Program, New Mexico 242,945

West Side transit facility, New Mexico 971,779

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$2,527,513

City of Santa Fe, New Mexico 396,473

New Mexico Statewide JARC 2,131,040

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$2,664,396

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$84,777

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$679,716

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$63,298

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$242,515

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 55 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of New York**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$1,291,608,048**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 1 Pct of total 11.85%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 2 Pct of total 10.89%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 2 Pct of total 15.69%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 1 Pct of total 14.71%

FY 2001 - Rank: 2 Pct of total 14.87%

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 \$692,935,228

New York\--Newark, NY\--NJ\--CT 692,935,228

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$62,531,016

Albany, NY 7,522,423

Bridgeport\--Stamford, CT\--NY 16,340,779

Buffalo, NY 11,954,489

Poughkeepsie\--Newburgh, NY 13,787,802

Rochester, NY 8,063,072

Syracuse, NY 4,862,451

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$6,533,594

Binghamton, NY\--PA 1,772,182

Danbury, CT\--NY 41,377

Elmira, NY 738,007

Glens Falls, NY 583,472

Ithaca, NY 567,547

Kingston, NY 535,024

Middletown, NY 527,416

Saratoga Springs, NY 483,571

Utica, NY 1,284,998

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$364,712,753

Buffalo, NY 1,174,138

New York 361,718,362

Poughkeepsie-Newburgh, NY 1,820,253

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$41,371,519

BNMC replacement buses, New York 736,608

Boro Park JCC bus purchase, New York 194,357

Brookhaven Town Senior Citizen Jitney Bus, New York 121,472

Broome County hybrid buses, New York 1,554,845

Buffalo Niagra Medical Campus, New York 1,943,557

Bus Facility, 65th Street Intermodal Station, New York 7,288,337

Central New York Regional Transportation Authority, New York 3,158,279

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 56 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of New York**

Fort Edward Intermodal Station, New York 291,534

Irvington Intermodal Upgrades, New York 242,945

Jacobi Transportation Facility, New York 971,779

Jamaica Intermodal Facilities, New York 1,943,557

JCC of Coney Island Bus Purchase, New York 97,177

Nassau County Long Island Bus, New York 971,779

Pelham Intermodal Improvements, New York 485,888

Renaissance Square, New York 6,316,558

Rochester Central Bus Terminal, New York 5,441,959

Senior Bus Service Bus Replacement, North Hempstead, New York 291,534

St. George\'s Ferry Intermodal Terminal, New York 2,235,088

Suffolk County Transit buses and bus facilities, New York 971,779

Sullivan County buses and bus facilities, New York 485,888

Tompkins County Hybrid Buses, New York 242,945

Tuckahoe Intermodal Improvements, New York 38,872

Ulster County Hybrid Buses, New York 242,945

Westchester County Bee Line Bus Replacement, New York 3,887,113

White Plains Downtown Circulator, New York 242,945

Whitehall Intermodal Ferry Terminal, New York 971,779

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$99,200,000

New York, New York, Long Island Rail Road Eastside Access 99,200,000

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$1,833,685

Broome County Transit, Binghamton, New York 247,796

Central New York Job Access Reverse Commute, New York 495,590

Poughkeepsie JARC, New York 49,559

Rochester-Genesee Regional Transportation Authority, New York 743,386

Suffolk County United Veterans, New York 198,236

Tompkins Consolidated Area Transit JARC, New York 99,118

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$9,669,001

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$136,771

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$6,366,911

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$956,735

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$5,360,835

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
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*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agency, and
may over/under report actual ridership for agencies that cross state
lines*

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of North Carolina**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$119,216,095**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 23 Pct of total 1.09%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 22 Pct of total 1.17%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 28 Pct of total 0.72%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 25 Pct of total 1.01%

FY 2001 - Rank: 22 Pct of total 1.04%

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 \$30,800,246

Asheville, NC 1,425,916

Charlotte, NC\--SC 12,237,903

Durham, NC 5,292,454

Fayetteville, NC 2,108,852

Greensboro, NC 2,554,527

Raleigh, NC 4,852,649

Winston-Salem, NC 2,327,945

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$10,482,544

Burlington, NC 908,702

Concord, NC 1,047,325

Gastonia, NC 1,258,896

Goldsboro, NC 537,156

Greenville, NC 907,374

Hickory, NC 1,515,987

High Point, NC 1,264,591

Jacksonville, NC 929,930

Rocky Mount, NC 604,064

Wilmington, NC 1,508,519

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$12,438,763

Asheville City bus fleet replacement, North Carolina 291,534

Chapel Hill replacement buses, North Carolina 1,943,557

Charlotte Multi-modal Transportation Center, North Carolina 2,429,445

High Point Project Terminals, North Carolina 1,943,557

North Carolina Statewide buses and bus facilities 4,858,891

Triangle Transit Authority replacement buses, North Carolina 971,779

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$49,600,000

Charlotte, North Carolina, South Corridor Light Rail Project 29,760,000

Raleigh, North Carolina, Triangle Transit Authority Regional Rail
Project 19,840,000

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 58 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of North Carolina**

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$11,943,227

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$153,653

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$2,676,455

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$232,070

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$889,137

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 59 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of North Dakota**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$8,540,988**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 49 Pct of total 0.08%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 50 Pct of total 0.12%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 49 Pct of total 0.07%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 49 Pct of total 0.12%

FY 2001 - Rank: 49 Pct of total 0.11%

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 \$3,186,241

Bismarck, ND 880,321

Fargo, ND\--MN 1,559,080

Grand Forks, ND\--MN 746,840

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$2,915,334

North Dakota Statewide buses and bus facilities 2,915,334

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$198,236

Metropolitan Access to Jobs Initiative, Fargo, North Dakota 99,118

Metropolitan Access to Jobs Initiative, North Dakota 99,118

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$396,800

NDSU Transit Center for Small Urban Areas 396,800

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$1,145,749

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$73,505

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$319,310

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$63,298

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$242,515

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
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*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agency, and
may over/under report actual ridership for agencies that cross state
lines*

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the Commonwealth of Northern
Marianas**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$797,494**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 53 Pct of total 0.01%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 57 Pct of total 0.00%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 56 Pct of total 0.00%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 55 Pct of total 0.00%

FY 2001 - 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%

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$704,872

Saipan, MP 704,872

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$20,960

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$10,156

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$61,506

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 61 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Ohio**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$170,753,636**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 18 Pct of total 1.57%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 16 Pct of total 1.89%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 10 Pct of total 2.20%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 11 Pct of total 2.26%

FY 2001 - Rank: 11 Pct of total 2.36%

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 \$53,492,566

Cincinnati, OH\--KY\--IN 16,457,470

Cleveland, OH 26,428,824

Columbus, OH 10,606,272

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$32,705,456

Akron, OH 6,252,934

Canton, OH 3,438,810

Dayton, OH 14,065,316

Toledo, OH\--MI 5,666,892

Youngstown, OH\--PA 3,281,504

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$8,483,704

Huntington, WV\--KY\--OH 348,034

Lima, OH 743,589

Lorain\--Elyria, OH 2,271,973

Mansfield, OH 794,099

Middletown, OH 1,042,891

Newark, OH 776,238

Parkersburg, WV\--OH 245,955

Sandusky, OH 527,489

Springfield, OH 1,011,444

Weirton, WV\--Steubenville, OH\--PA 419,089

Wheeling, WV\--OH 302,903

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$17,631,876

Cleveland, OH 12,770,204

Dayton, OH 4,861,672

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$14,139,375

Central Ohio Transit Authority Paratransit Facility 534,478

Central Ohio Transity Authority ITS Phase III 194,357

Cincinnati Local Community bus enhancements, Ohio 777,422

Cleveland Clinic Pedestrian Access Tunnel, Ohio 971,779

Cuyahoga County Plan for Senior Transportation, Ohio 971,779

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 62 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Ohio**

East Side Transit Center, Ohio 485,888

New York Central Train Station, Elyria, Ohio 971,779

Ohio statewide buses and bus facilities 5,830,669

Paratransit District/Senior Call Center Brooklyn, Ohio 1,943,557

TARTA/TARPS Intermodal Facility, Ohio 1,457,667

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$24,800,000

Cleveland, Ohio, Euclid Corridor Transportation Project 24,800,000

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$2,131,039

Akron METRO Job Access and Reverse Commute, Ohio 297,354

Cleveland JARC, Ohio 743,386

Toledo JARC, Ohio 346,913

Western Reserve Transit Job Access Program, Ohio 743,386

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$11,256,465

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$148,555

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$3,584,027

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$451,154

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$1,929,419

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 63 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Oklahoma**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$49,265,735**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 36 Pct of total 0.45%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 30 Pct of total 0.79%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 34 Pct of total 0.30%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 36 Pct of total 0.38%

FY 2001 - Rank: 36 Pct of total 0.42%

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 \$11,917,422

Oklahoma City, OK 6,523,997

Tulsa, OK 5,393,425

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$2,097,592

Fort Smith, AR\--OK 21,498

Lawton, OK 905,011

Norman, OK 1,171,083

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$17,207,276

Lawton buses and bus facilities, Oklahoma 201,158

Norman buses and bus facilities, Oklahoma 2,915,334

Northern Oklahoma regional multimodal facilities and transit system,
Oklahoma 4,858,891

Oklahoma DOT Transit Program, Oklahoma 5,344,779

Oklahoma Transportation Center, Oklahoma 1,943,557

Tulsa Transit Multi-use facility in Tulsa, Oklahoma 1,943,557

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$7,929,461

Oklahoma Statewide JARC 7,929,461

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$2,829,432

Fischer-Tropsch clean diesel technology demonstration 845,432

Oklahoma Transportation Center 1,984,000

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$5,478,101

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$105,663

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,258,480

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$91,550

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$350,758

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 64 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Oregon**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$97,988,255**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 25 Pct of total 0.90%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 18 Pct of total 1.74%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 17 Pct of total 1.83%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 16 Pct of total 1.76%

FY 2001 - Rank: 26 Pct of total 0.85%

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 \$32,825,008

Portland, OR\--WA 32,825,008

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$7,370,586

Eugene, OR 4,091,087

Salem, OR 3,279,499

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$2,746,492

Bend, OR 574,609

Corvallis, OR 650,876

Longview, WA\--OR 15,337

Medford, OR 1,505,670

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$3,965,742

Portland, OR\--WA 3,965,742

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$8,746,003

Lane County bus rapid transit vehicles, Oregon 3,887,113

Lewis and Clark explorer shuttle parking, Oregon 485,888

Maintenance facility modernization project, Oregon 2,429,445

Salem-Keizer Transit, buses and bus facilities, Oregon 340,123

South Metro Area Rapid Transit park-and-ride facility and transit
center, Oregon 485,888

TriMet buses, Portland, Oregon 971,779

Yamhill County Transit bus and bus facilities, Oregon 145,767

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$33,708,160

I-5/I-205/SR250, Transit Loop, Washington and Oregon 1,488,000

Portland, Oregon, Interstate MAX Light Rail Extension 23,292,160

Washington County, Oregon, Wilsonville to Beaverton Commuter Rail
Project 8,928,000

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$2,676,189

Portland Regional JARC, Oregon 2,279,717

Rogue Valley Transit District JARC, Oregon 198,236

Salem Keizer Transit JARC, Oregon 198,236

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 65 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Oregon**

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$4,025,063

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$94,877

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,168,623

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$121,940

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$539,572

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 66 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$439,207,549**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 7 Pct of total 4.03%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 6 Pct of total 4.61%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 5 Pct of total 4.91%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 5 Pct of total 5.05%

FY 2001 - Rank: 5 Pct of total 5.13%

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 \$151,881,508

Philadelphia, PA\--NJ\--DE\--MD 119,213,336

Pittsburgh, PA 32,668,172

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$23,492,186

Allentown\--Bethlehem, PA\--NJ 6,507,419

Harrisburg, PA 4,473,468

Lancaster, PA 3,272,667

Reading, PA 2,427,050

Scranton, PA 3,530,078

Youngstown, OH\--PA 3,281,504

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$11,004,519

Altoona, PA 965,266

Binghamton, NY\--PA 34,698

Cumberland, MD-WV-PA 128

Erie, PA 2,428,056

Hagerstown, MD\--WV\--PA 11,754

Hazleton, PA 547,215

Johnstown, PA 802,148

Lebanon, PA 734,285

Monessen, PA 559,113

Pottstown, PA 685,672

State College, PA 1,059,049

Uniontown\--Connellsville, PA 539,771

Weirton, WV\--Steubenville, OH\--PA 2,540

Williamsport, PA 683,292

York, PA 1,951,532

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$115,047,137

Harrisburg, PA 686,211

Philadelphia, PA-NJ-DE-MD 93,999,370

Pittsburgh, PA 20,361,556

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 67 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania**

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$36,008,082

Altoona Bus Testing (TEA-21) 2,946,240

Amtran Bus Replacement, Altoona, Pennsylvania 291,534

Ardmore transit center, Pennsylvania 5,830,669

Area Transit Authority, Pennsylvania 1,384,784

Area Transportation Authority of North Central Pennsylvania passenger
terminal, 1,214,724

Pennsylvania

Berks Area Reading Transportation Authority (BARTA) facility,
Pennsylvania 1,943,557

Bucks County Intermodal Facility Improvements, Pennsylvania 2,057,254

Cambria County Transit accessible buses, Pennsylvania 1,049,521

Cambria County Transit Facility rehabilitation, Pennsylvania 1,263,313

Capital Area Transit (CAT), Pennsylvania 971,779

Centre Area Transit Authority, Pennsylvania 826,011

City Bus, Williamsport Bureau of Transportation, Pennsylvania 1,457,667

County of Lebanon Transit Authority (COLT), Pennsylvania 349,841

Cruise Terminal Intermodal Facility, Pennsylvania 485,888

Endless Mountain Transportation Authority, Pennsylvania 97,177

Fayette Area Coordinated Transportation (FACT) buses and bus facilities,
Pennsylvania 874,601

Harrisburg Transportation Center, Pennsylvania 971,779

Hazleton intermodal facility, Pennsylvania 2,915,334

Incline Plane Cable Replacement, Johnstown, Pennsylvania 116,614

Mid Mon Valley Transit Authority, Charleroi, Pennsylvania 1,360,489

Mid-County Transit Authority Kittanning, Pennsylvania 213,792

New Castle Area Transit, Pennsylvania 971,779

Northumberland County Transportation, Pennsylvania 97,177

SEPTA, Trackless Trolley Acquisition, Pennsylvania 971,779

Union Station Intermodal Trade and Transit Center, Schuylkill County,
Pennsylvania 1,943,557

Union/Snyder Transportation Alliance, Union County, Pennsylvania
1,457,667

Westmoreland County Transit Authority, Pennsylvania 485,888

York County Transportation Authority buses, Pennsylvania 1,457,667

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$67,595,666

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Corridor One 1,984,000

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Schuylkill Valley MetroRail 9,920,000

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, North Shore Light Rail Connector 54,560,000

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Stage II Light Rail Transit Reconstruction
1,131,666

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$14,553,514

Philadelphia Unemployment Project (PUP), Pennsylvania 1,486,772

Pittsburgh JARC, Pennsylvania 2,775,307

Port Authority of Allegheny County JARC, Pennsylvania 6,194,883

Red Rose Transit Authority, Lancaster, Pennsylvania 627,418

SEPTA JARC, Pennsylvania 3,469,134

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$917,600

Chester County transit security training facility 124,000

Lehigh Carbon Community College transit first responder training
facility 74,400

National Bio-Terrorism Civilian Medical Response Center 719,200

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$11,335,018

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$149,138

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 68 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania**

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$4,225,614

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$506,672

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$2,490,895

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 69 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$93,193,759**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 26 Pct of total 0.86%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 26 Pct of total 0.97%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 15 Pct of total 1.89%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 21 Pct of total 1.44%

FY 2001 - Rank: 13 Pct of total 2.16%

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 \$29,343,997

San Juan, PR 29,343,997

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$1,282,399

Aguadilla\--Isabela\--San Sebastian, PR 1,282,399

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$10,748,893

Arecibo, PR 1,464,113

Fajardo, PR 836,603

Florida\--Barceloneta\--Bajadero, PR 651,405

Guayama, PR 850,774

Juana Diaz, PR 571,503

Mayaguez, PR 1,324,131

Ponce, PR 2,913,723

San German\--Cabo Rojo\--Sabana Grande, PR 1,024,594

Yauco, PR 1,112,047

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$2,033,597

San Juan, PR 2,033,597

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$1,846,378

Carolina Mini-Buses, Puerto Rico 1,846,378

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$44,263,040

San Juan, Puerto Rico, Tren Urbano Rapid Transit System 44,263,040

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$924,388

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$71,862

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,458,633

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$214,534

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$1,006,038

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 70 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Rhode Island**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$210,757,451**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 15 Pct of total 1.93%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 32 Pct of total 0.76%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 41 Pct of total 0.19%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 38 Pct of total 0.34%

FY 2001 - Rank: 42 Pct of total 0.28%

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 \$121,032,736

Boston, MA\--NH\--RI 101,822,913

Providence, RI\--MA 19,209,823

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$74,878,723

Boston, MA-NH-RI 72,603,905

Providence, RI\--MA 2,274,818

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$5,830,670

Elmwood Facility Expansion, Rhode Island 1,943,557

Rhode Island Public Transit Authority Statewide buses and bus facilities
3,887,113

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$5,952,000

Rhode Island, Integrated Intermodal Project 5,952,000

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$1,635,449

Rhode Island Statewide JARC 1,635,449

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$233,120

Pawtucket train depot rehabilitation initiative 233,120

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$334,755

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$67,485

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$478,628

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$63,298

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$250,587

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 71 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of South Carolina**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$44,376,756**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 37 Pct of total 0.41%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 36 Pct of total 0.53%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 33 Pct of total 0.31%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 35 Pct of total 0.44%

FY 2001 - Rank: 37 Pct of total 0.39%

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 \$23,056,115

Augusta-Richmond County, GA\--SC 2,001,897

Charleston\--North Charleston, SC 3,770,033

Charlotte, NC\--SC 12,237,903

Columbia, SC 3,378,185

Greenville, SC 1,668,097

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$5,482,335

Anderson, SC 594,389

Florence, SC 577,954

Mauldin\--Simpsonville, SC 736,794

Myrtle Beach, SC 1,104,790

Rock Hill, SC 614,301

Spartanburg, SC 1,236,997

Sumter, SC 617,110

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$7,774,226

Medical University of South Carolina 3,887,113

South Carolina Statewide buses and bus facilities 3,887,113

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$5,954,820

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$109,202

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,441,426

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$115,627

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$443,005

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 72 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of South Dakota**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$6,991,126**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 51 Pct of total 0.06%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 49 Pct of total 0.13%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 50 Pct of total 0.06%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 50 Pct of total 0.10%

FY 2001 - Rank: 51 Pct of total 0.06%

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 \$2,448,223

Rapid City, SD 781,520

Sioux City, IA\--NE\--SD 31,496

Sioux Falls, SD 1,635,207

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$2,186,503

Sitting Bull College facilities, South Dakota 1,214,724

South Dakota Statewide buses and bus facilities 971,779

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$64,480

Sitting Bull College bus facility planning 64,480

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$1,560,313

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$76,582

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$349,212

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$63,298

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$242,515

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 73 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Tennessee**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$66,896,874**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 30 Pct of total 0.61%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 28 Pct of total 0.87%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 25 Pct of total 0.81%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 24 Pct of total 1.04%

FY 2001 - Rank: 28 Pct of total 0.80%

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 \$24,047,900

Chattanooga, TN\--GA 2,727,063

Knoxville, TN 3,455,757

Memphis, TN\--MS\--AR 11,226,067

Nashville-Davidson, TN 6,639,013

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$5,960,978

Bristol, TN\--Bristol, VA 323,122

Clarksville, TN\--KY 947,957

Cleveland, TN 520,649

Jackson, TN 667,854

Johnson City, TN 894,197

Kingsport, TN\--VA 781,165

Morristown, TN 485,227

Murfreesboro, TN 1,340,807

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$281,556

Chattanooga, TN\--GA 80,494

Memphis, TN\--MS\--AR 201,062

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$15,791,397

Downtown Centralized Intermodal Transfer Center, Nashville, Tennessee
971,779

Knoxville Electric Transit Intermodal Center, Tennessee 1,943,557

Memphis Airport Intermodal Facility, Tennessee 2,915,334

Southeast Tennessee Human Resource Agency 728,834

Tennessee Statewide buses and bus facilities 9,231,893

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$1,984,000

Nashville, Tennesse, East Corridor Commuter Rail 1,984,000

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$7,681,654

Children\'s Health Fund JARC, Tennessee 495,590

Knox County CAC Transportation Program, Tennessee 495,590

Knoxville Area Transit Job Access Service, Tennessee 743,386

Tennessee Statewide JARC 5,947,088

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
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*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agency, and
may over/under report actual ridership for agencies that cross state
lines*

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Tennessee**

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$558,794

Advanced Transportation Technology Institute 124,000

Low cost carbon fiber production technology, Univ of Tennessee 434,794

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$7,587,849

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$121,323

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,997,567

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$182,943

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$700,913

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 75 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Texas**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$310,830,926**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 9 Pct of total 2.85%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 7 Pct of total 4.08%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 6 Pct of total 4.53%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 6 Pct of total 4.65%

FY 2001 - Rank: 6 Pct of total 4.85%

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 \$136,000,484

Dallas\--Fort Worth\--Arlington, TX 57,842,239

Houston, TX 58,129,338

San Antonio, TX 20,028,907

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$37,760,381

Austin, TX 16,357,838

Corpus Christi, TX 4,262,281

Denton\--Lewisville, TX 1,978,536

El Paso, TX\--NM 9,862,161

Lubbock, TX 2,553,660

McAllen, TX 2,745,905

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 76 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Texas**

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$31,607,601

Abilene, TX 1,268,452

Amarillo, TX 2,209,557

Beaumont, TX 1,441,797

Brownsville, TX 2,259,672

College Station\--Bryan, TX 1,733,945

Galveston, TX 995,486

Harlingen, TX 1,196,321

Killeen, TX 2,163,666

Lake Jackson\--Angleton, TX 853,674

Laredo, TX 2,997,269

Longview, TX 771,589

McKinney, TX 609,624

Midland, TX 1,159,521

Odessa, TX 1,270,843

Port Arthur, TX 1,438,002

San Angelo, TX 963,755

Sherman, TX 589,297

Temple, TX 750,344

Texarkana, TX\--Texarkana, AR 426,700

Texas City, TX 980,774

The Woodlands, TX 1,033,597

Tyler, TX 1,065,971

Victoria, TX 550,505

Waco, TX 1,792,437

Wichita Falls, TX 1,084,803

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$12,211,464

Dallas\--Fort Worth\--Arlington, TX 5,252,902

Houston, TX 6,958,562

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$44,746,499

Abilene bus and bus facilities, Texas 728,834

Addicks Park & Ride Ramp, Texas 4,373,003

Brazos Transit District passenger shelter program, Texas 485,888

Bryan Intermodel Transit Terminal with Parking, Texas 388,711

Bryan/College Station Bus Replacement Program, Texas 1,259,424

Capital Metro North Operating Facility, Texas 1,166,133

Capitol Metro buses and bus facilities, Texas 1,943,557

Citibus vans and alternative fuel buses, Texas 1,749,201

CNG bus replacement, Texas 388,711

Corpus Christi buses and bus facilities, Texas 777,422

Dallas bus shelters, Texas 728,834

Denton Downtown multimodal transit facility, Texas 3,109,690

El Paso buses, Texas 2,915,334

Ft. Worth Transportation Authority Fleet Modernization, Texas 2,332,268

Ft. Worth Transportation Authority Passenger Shelter Replacement, Texas
680,245

Houston METRO, Park and Rides, Texas 9,717,782

Hunt County Committee on Aging Transit Terminal, Texas 1,166,133

Hunt County Committee on Aging Transit Vehicles, Texas 971,779

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 77 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Texas**

Jefferson County Transit Facility Improvements, Texas 680,245

Laredo Bus Hub and Maintenance Facility, Texas 1,943,557

San Antonio VIA Metropolitan Transit Bus Fleet Modernization, Texas
2,915,334

The Woodlands Capital Cost of Contracting Program, Texas 437,301

Waco Transit Alternative Fueled Bus Purchase, Texas 3,887,113

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$17,856,000

Capital Metro-Bus Rapid Transit Texas 992,000

Dallas, Texas, NW/SE Extension 8,432,000

Houston Advanced Metro Transit Plan, Texas 8,432,000

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$2,329,275

Abilene JARC, Texas 148,677

El Paso JARC, Texas 495,590

Island Transit JARC, Texas 594,709

Lubbock, Citibus JARC, Texas 346,913

VIA Metropolitan JARC, Texas 743,386

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$16,865,722

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$190,193

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$5,899,696

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$913,001

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$4,450,610

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 78 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Utah**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$59,018,291**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 33 Pct of total 0.54%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 23 Pct of total 1.13%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 16 Pct of total 1.88%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 29 Pct of total 0.70%

FY 2001 - Rank: 33 Pct of total 0.55%

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 \$28,884,659

Ogden\--Layton, UT 5,096,220

Provo\--Orem, UT 4,351,712

Salt Lake City, UT 19,436,727

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$1,521,407

Logan, UT 846,740

St. George, UT 674,667

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$8,211,526

Transit ITS, Utah 242,945

UTA intermodal facilities, Utah 1,943,557

UTA Statewide buses and bus facilities 5,636,313

West Valley City Intermodal Terminal, Utah 388,711

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$17,839,640

Regional Commuter Rail (Weber County to Salt Lake City), Utah 7,936,000

Salt Lake City, Utah, CBD to University LRT 1,138,219

Salt Lake City, Utah, Medical Center Extension 8,765,421

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$1,350,963

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$75,028

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$613,923

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$107,868

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$413,277

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 79 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Vermont**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$8,052,386**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 50 Pct of total 0.07%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 48 Pct of total 0.13%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 51 Pct of total 0.05%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 52 Pct of total 0.07%

FY 2001 - Rank: 44 Pct of total 0.23%

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 \$1,088,479

Burlington, VT 1,088,479

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$3,887,114

Bellows Falls Transit Improvements, Vermont 1,943,557

Vermont Statewide buses and bus facilities 1,943,557

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$991,182

Vermont Statewide JARC 991,182

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$1,402,132

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$75,408

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$302,258

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$63,298

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$242,515

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 80 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the US Virgin Islands**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$466,690**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 55 Pct of total 0.00%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 54 Pct of total 0.01%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 54 Pct of total 0.01%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 54 Pct of total 0.01%

FY 2001 - Rank: 54 Pct of total 0.01%

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 \$302,482

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$12,245

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$151,963

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 81 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the Commonwealth of Virginia**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$290,604,141**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 10 Pct of total 2.67%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 20 Pct of total 1.34%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 21 Pct of total 1.29%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 15 Pct of total 1.76%

FY 2001 - Rank: 10 Pct of total 2.37%

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 \$145,329,352

Virginia Beach, VA 14,579,539

Washington, DC\--VA\--MD 130,749,813

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$8,701,992

Richmond, VA 8,701,992

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$7,379,883

Blacksburg, VA 666,171

Bristol, TN\--Bristol, VA 190,123

Charlottesville, VA 947,760

Danville, VA 505,625

Fredericksburg, VA 944,311

Harrisonburg, VA 583,069

Kingsport, TN\--VA 14,739

Lynchburg, VA 915,837

Roanoke, VA 2,072,047

Winchester, VA 540,201

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$65,030,683

Virginia Beach, VA 1,205,503

Washington, DC\--VA\--MD 63,825,180

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$26,821,079

Burke Centre VRE Station Parking Expansion 971,779

Danville buses and bus facilities, Virginia 437,301

Farmville buses and bus facilities, Virginia 194,357

GRTC Bus Facility, Richmond, Virginia 5,830,669

Hampton Roads Transit New Maintenance Facilities , Virginia 2,186,501

I-66/Vienna Metrorail Accessibility Improvements, Virginia 583,067

James City County natural gas buses, Virginia 2,915,334

Petersburg Multi-Modal Transportation Center, Virginia 485,888

Potomac Yard Transit Way, Virginia 777,422

PRTC Bus Acquisitions, Virginia 777,422

Richmond Highway Transit Improvements, Virginia 971,779

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
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*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agency, and
may over/under report actual ridership for agencies that cross state
lines*

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the Commonwealth of Virginia**

Southside bus facility PE, Virginia 3,887,113

WMATA bus purchase, Virginia 6,802,447

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$26,784,000

Dulles Corridor Rapid Transit Project, Virginia 24,800,000

Norfolk, Virginia, Light Rail Transit Project 1,984,000

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$84,249

Bedford Ride, Virginia 59,470

Patrick Henry Community College, Virginia 24,779

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$6,587,072

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$113,895

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$2,105,191

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$290,841

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$1,375,904

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 83 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Washington**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$274,239,969**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 11 Pct of total 2.52%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 10 Pct of total 3.36%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 12 Pct of total 1.98%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 10 Pct of total 2.56%

FY 2001 - Rank: 9 Pct of total 2.98%

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 \$112,339,776

Portland, OR\--WA 32,825,008

Seattle, WA 79,514,768

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$6,254,968

Spokane, WA\--ID 6,254,968

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$10,355,872

Bellingham, WA 1,028,534

Bremerton, WA 1,750,485

Kennewick\--Richland, WA 1,636,808

Lewiston, ID\--WA 195,465

Longview, WA\--OR 700,753

Marysville, WA 1,134,185

Mount Vernon, WA 515,719

Olympia\--Lacey, WA 1,429,865

Wenatchee, WA 630,619

Yakima, WA 1,333,439

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$25,733,697

Portland, OR\--WA 3,965,742

Seattle, WA 21,767,955

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$23,565,627

Ben Franklin Transit Facility Improvements, Washington 1,020,367

Clallam Transit 388,711

Columbia County Public Transportation (CCPT) 48,589

Community Transit Bus and Van Replacement, Washington 971,779

Edmonds Crossing Mulitmodal Transportation Project, Washington 971,779

Garfield County 48,589

Grant Transit 388,711

Grant Transit Authority vehicle replacement, Washington 777,422

Grays Harbor Transportation Authority 583,067

Intercity Transit Buses, Thurston County, Washington 971,779

Island Transit 388,711

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 84 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Washington**

Jefferson Transit 728,834

Jefferson Transit operations/maintenance facility, Washington 583,067

King County Metro Clean Air Buses, Washington 4,858,891

King County Metro Park and Ride on First Hill, Seattle, Washington
1,943,557

King County Metro, King County Airfield Transfer Area, Washington
1,943,557

Kitsap Transit Bus Replacement, Washington 971,779

Link Transit Low Floor Coach Purchases, Washington 777,422

Mason County Transportation Authority 388,711

Pacific Transit 48,589

Pierce Transit Base expansion, Washington 971,779

Port Angeles International Gateway Center, Washington 971,779

Twin Transit 388,711

Valley Transit 485,890

Whatcom Transportation Authority, Lincoln Creek Transportation Center,
Washington 1,943,557

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$83,328,000

Seattle, Washington, Central Link Initial Segment 79,360,000

Sound Transit Sounder Commuter Rail, Lakewood to Nisqually, Washington
3,968,000

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$4,782,450

North Central Puget Sound Vehicle Trip Reduction Incentives, Washington
991,182

Okanogan County Senior Citizens JARC, Washington 224,433

Washington State Transit Car Sharing Job Access, Washington 1,982,362

WorkFirst Transportation Initiative, Washington 1,584,473

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$4,429,004

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$97,876

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,794,704

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$265,573

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$1,292,422

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 85 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of West Virginia**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$17,178,326**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 46 Pct of total 0.16%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 44 Pct of total 0.22%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 44 Pct of total 0.15%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 43 Pct of total 0.24%

FY 2001 - Rank: 47 Pct of total 0.17%

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 \$5,161,421

Charleston, WV 1,844,647

Cumberland, MD-WV-PA 21,269

Hagerstown, MD\--WV\--PA 278,963

Huntington, WV\--KY\--OH 941,388

Morgantown, WV 568,680

Parkersburg, WV\--OH 636,728

Weirton, WV\--Steubenville, OH\--PA 289,463

Wheeling, WV\--OH 580,283

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$4,858,891

West Virginia Statewide 4,858,891

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$991,182

West Virginia Statewide JARC 991,182

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$1,352,691

WVU exhaust emissions testing initiative 1,352,691

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$3,601,785

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$91,735

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$814,808

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$63,298

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$242,515

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 86 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Wisconsin**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$75,104,483**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 28 Pct of total 0.69%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 25 Pct of total 1.00%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 26 Pct of total 0.80%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 27 Pct of total 0.98%

FY 2001 - Rank: 23 Pct of total 1.02%

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 \$19,740,955

Milwaukee, WI 19,740,955

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - from 200k-1m \$9,814,365

Madison, WI 6,089,404

Round Lake Beach\--McHenry\--Grayslake, IL\--WI 3,724,961

5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program - less than 200k \$14,473,942

Appleton, WI 2,389,874

Beloit, WI\--IL 499,984

Duluth, MN\--WI 306,648

Eau Claire, WI 915,197

Fond du Lac, WI 622,120

Green Bay, WI 2,235,333

Janesville, WI 782,329

Kenosha, WI 1,432,104

La Crosse, WI\--MN 1,003,242

Oshkosh, WI 925,903

Racine, WI 1,741,699

Sheboygan, WI 891,437

Wausau, WI 728,072

5309 Capital Investment Program - Fixed Guideway \$2,909,255

Madison, WI 710,111

Milwaukee, WI 249,614

Round Lake Beach\--McHenry\--Grayslake, IL-WI 1,949,530

5309 Capital Investment Program - Bus \$14,576,628

Wisconsin Statewide buses and bus facilities 14,576,628

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$3,855,696

Jumpstart, Wisconsin 287,443

Ways to Work, Wisconsin 991,182

Wisconsin Statewide JARC 2,577,071

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
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*2 - The ridership figure is for the state of the reporting agency, and
may over/under report actual ridership for agencies that cross state
lines*

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Wisconsin**

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$59,520

Northern Wisconsin Rural Transportation Study 59,520

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$7,021,440

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$117,119

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$1,641,405

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$175,400

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$718,758

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 88 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **the State of Wyoming**

**Total Funding** *1* **:** **\$3,105,721**

**S** FTA Program Funding

**T** FY 2005 - Rank: 52 Pct of total 0.03%

**A** FY 2004 - Rank: 52 Pct of total 0.07%

**T** FY 2003 - Rank: 52 Pct of total 0.04%

**E** FY 2002 - Rank: 51 Pct of total 0.09%

FY 2001 - Rank: 52 Pct of total 0.06%

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 \$1,440,704

Casper, WY 677,404

Cheyenne, WY 763,300

5311 Nonurbanized Area Formula Program \$1,024,486

5311(b)(2) Rural Transit Assistance Program \$72,605

5310 Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Program \$262,113

5313 State Planning and Research Grant Program \$63,298

5303 Metropolitan Planning Program \$242,515

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 89 of 90

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

**FTA FY2005 Funding Summary for** **Unknown State/UZA**

5309 Capital Investment Program - New Starts \$11,016,268

Unallocated amount to be distributed 11,016,268

3037 Job Access and Reverse Commute Program \$3,270,899

Community Transportation JOBLINKS Demonstration 3,270,899

5314 National Research and Technology Program \$1,984,000

National Technical Assistance Center for Senior Transportation 1,984,000

*1 - The sum of state program funds may exceed national totals due to
dollars being doubly represented in this report for multi-state uzas*
Page 90 of 90

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