Over $222,000 to the New Orleans Regional Transportation Authority to repair damage from Hurricanes Ida and Zeta.Nearly $3.9 million to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet to support facility repairs after damaging storms, flooding and landslides in the summer of 2022.Nearly $12.8 million to Florida for projects in Collier County, Lee County, Sarasota County, and to the Florida Department of Transportation to support facility repairs and operating emergency services following Hurricane Ian.
$1.2 million to the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority to repair damage from storms and flooding, as well as preventing falling rock damage.“As climate change accelerates, we are seeing floods, hurricanes, and wildfires that used to be once-in-a-century events coming every few months and causing greater damage to our lives, communities, and infrastructure,” said U.S. The funding, provided through FTA’s Public Transportation Emergency Relief (ER) Program, will help them repair damaged equipment and facilities and recoup costs for evacuation and rescue operations following floods, hurricanes, and tornadoes that occurred in 20-22. Department of Transportation’s Federal Transit Administration (FTA) announced $102.3 million in funding to 17 transit agencies, cities, and planning councils in eight states and territories to help recover from recent natural disasters.
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