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City accepts SMART contract to continue senior shopper Dial-a-Ride service
Summary
Mount Clemens approved a contract with the Suburban Mobility Authority for Regional Transportation (SMART) to accept 5310 federal grant funding to continue Dial-a-Ride senior shopper service; the contract text in the agenda lists an award amount shown as '46,80' in the transcript (not fully legible).
The commission approved a contract between the City of Mount Clemens and the Suburban Mobility Authority for Regional Transportation (SMART) to accept Federal Transit Administration 5310 operations grant funding for Dial-a-Ride senior transportation services, which the city uses to operate a senior shopper route that includes stops at local grocery stores.
City administration said the grant funding will pass through SMART and that the contract had been reviewed by the city attorney. The agenda report as read listed the award amount in the transcript as "46,80"; the numeric formatting in the record was not fully legible, so the exact dollar figure should be confirmed in the official contract packet.
Commissioners approved the contract by roll call; administration said the contract is substantially the same as prior-year agreements and will support the senior shopper route.
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