RTA to receive $20.3M in funding from Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act

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As part of the $1.3 billion to be allocated to the state of Ohio through the federal Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority is set to receive $20.3 million in the first portion of finding being released.

CLEVELAND — As part of the $1.3 billion to be allocated to the state of Ohio through the Federal Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority is set to receive $20.3 million in the first portion of funding being released.

Senator Sherrod Brown said the funding will be part of the largest investment in Ohio's public transportation to date and expects the finding to also help create jobs in Ohio. According to Brown, the state of Ohio is set to receive $1.3 billion of guaranteed funding from the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, with Ohio urban and rural transit providers will get $260 million total in the 2022 fiscal year—$73.5 million of which is being made available immediately and the remainder to be distributed throughout the year.

 

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