Adams County Transit reports rising ridership, grant applications and recall impact on fleet
Adams County Transit told commissioners ridership and grant activity are up. The transit director said two vans are affected by a Chrysler airbag recall and that she has submitted a quarter-two NDOT claim for roughly $38,000; she also said a larger NDOT grant application anticipates federal and state awards.
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Adams County Transit reported higher ridership, an ongoing fundraising campaign for a memorial courtyard and active grant work while also notifying commissioners that two transit vans are affected by a manufacturer airbag recall. Transit director Michelle (last name not specified in the transcript) said quarter-two NDOT reimbursement paperwork was submitted and that the claim is about $38,000; she said that brings the agency to about $76,000 of $100,000 in claims processed so far this year (transcript phrasing). She told commissioners she had applied for a larger NDOT grant that, if approved, would include what she described as "$250" from federal funds and "41" from state funds in the transcript (she characterized the award as not yet official).
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