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MCOG amends SB 125 allocation plan: $1.575 million for operations, $9.38 million for capital and projects
Summary
The Mendocino Council of Governments adopted a resolution to amend its Senate Bill 125 allocation plan, splitting the region’s SB 125 funds between capital projects — including Ukiah transit-center improvements and zero‑emission vehicle purchases — and a second project to cover two years of operating shortfalls for Mendocino Transit Authority.
The Mendocino Council of Governments on May 5 adopted a resolution amending its SB 125 allocation plan to specify projects and to allocate remaining formula funds for transit capital and operations.
Staff told the board SB 125 created a five‑year formula program (the Transit and Intercity Rail Capital Program and the Zero Emission Transit Capital Program). The region’s total available SB 125 balance cited at the meeting was $11,063,615; the amendment would allocate the remaining balance across two projects and the administrative share.
What the amendment does
- Project 1 (capital and pilot projects): staff kept the items from the original allocation plan and added an activity to purchase and install automated passenger counters across MTA’s fixed‑route…
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