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Public Transportation Emergency Relief Program

Schedules

TAFS: 069-1140 /X - Public Transportation Emergency Relief Program

Iterations:
  • 1: 9/28/21 (this iteration)
Adjustment authority: No
Reporting categories: No
Line #SplitDescriptionAmountFootnotes
1000EEstimated - Estimated - Unob Bal: Brought forward, Oct 1$362,323,950.00
1060Unob Bal: Antic nonexpenditure transfers (net)$74,999.00 See footnotes below
Footnotes for line 1060:

B1: Public Law 113-2 grants the Secretary of Transportation the authority to transfer funds from FTA to other agencies authorized under titles 23 and 49 in order to carry out projects related to reducing risk of damage from future disasters in areas impacted by Hurricane Sandy. Under this authority, the Secretary transferred $13,479,978 from FTA Public Transportation Emergency Relief account (69-1140X) to FRA for a grant to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority/Long Island Rail Road in FY 2017. FRA obligated this grant at the lower amount of $13,404,979, which means $74,999 needs to be returned to FTA.

1061EExpected - Unob Bal: Antic recov of prior year unpaid obl$220,050,000.00
1740EBA: Disc: Spending auth:Antic colls, reimbs, other$10,000,000.00
1920Total budgetary resources avail (disc. and mand.)$592,448,949.00
6011Public Transportation Emergency Relief Recovery Grants (Sandy)$185,687,850.00
6012Public Transportation Emergency Administrative/Oversight (Sandy)$23,230,544.00
6013Public Transportation Emergency Relief Resiliency Grants (Sandy)$110,270,753.00
6014Reimbursable-Disaster Mission Assignments$15,218,428.00
6015Public Transportation Emergency Relief Recovery Grants (Hurricane Harvey, Irma, and Maria)$198,221,744.00
6016Public Transportation Emergency Relief Resiliency Grants (Hurricane Harvey, Irma, and Maria)$49,110,578.00
6017Public Transportation Emergency Relief Administrative/Oversight(Hurricane Harvey, Irma, and Maria)$1,065,918.00
6018Public Transportation Emergency Relief (FY 2019 Disasters)$9,643,134.00
6190Total budgetary resources available$592,448,949.00 See footnotes below
Footnotes for line 6190:

A1: Reimbursements received from OPM's Emergency Federal Employee Leave Fund (sec. 4001 of P.L. 117-2) are hereby automatically apportioned without further action by OMB. If such reimbursements are received to this TAFS in the expired phase, such funds are automatically apportioned but pursuant to 31 U.S.C. 1553 are only available for upward adjustments of obligations that were incurred in this TAFS prior to expiration

Footnotes

Footnotes provide further information about, or establish further legal requirements related to the use of, the funds in a given line or set of lines in an apportionment. If footnotes appear on lines 1920 or 6190, they apply to all the lines in the 1xxx and 6xxx sections, respectively. The following are all the footnotes associated with this file.

NumberText
A1
Reimbursements received from OPM's Emergency Federal Employee Leave Fund (sec. 4001 of P.L. 117-2) are hereby automatically apportioned without further action by OMB. If such reimbursements are received to this TAFS in the expired phase, such funds are automatically apportioned but pursuant to 31 U.S.C. 1553 are only available for upward adjustments of obligations that were incurred in this TAFS prior to expiration
B1
Public Law 113-2 grants the Secretary of Transportation the authority to transfer funds from FTA to other agencies authorized under titles 23 and 49 in order to carry out projects related to reducing risk of damage from future disasters in areas impacted by Hurricane Sandy. Under this authority, the Secretary transferred $13,479,978 from FTA Public Transportation Emergency Relief account (69-1140X) to FRA for a grant to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority/Long Island Rail Road in FY 2017. FRA obligated this grant at the lower amount of $13,404,979, which means $74,999 needs to be returned to FTA.

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