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Region 9 Recipient Assignment List FTA Region 9 - Recipient Assignment List Pre-Award Post-Award Recipient Name Acronym ID City State Manager Manager ACCESS SERVICES ACCESS 5830 EL MONTE CA Alameida Alameida AK-CHIN INDIAN COMMUNITY AKCHIN 7251 MARICOPA AZ Yue Yue ALAMEDA-CONTRA COSTA TRANSIT DISTRICT AC 1632 OAKLAND CA Eagle Hernandez AMERICAN SAMOA GOV, DEPT OF PUBLIC WORKS AMSAM 2161 PAGO PAGO AS Fujii Fujii ANTELOPE VALLEY TRANSIT AUTHORITY AVTA 5564 LANCASTER CA Valle Valle ARCADIA, CITY OF ARCDA 1633 ARCADIA CA Alameida Alameida ARIZONA DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION ADOT 1635 PHOENIX AZ Matley Bustamante BAY AREA RAPID TRANSIT DISTRICT, SAN FRAN BART 1957 OAKLAND CA Kraft Abaray BENICIA, CITY OF BENICIA 5772 BENICIA CA Matley Mazur BISHOP INDIAN TRIBAL COUNCIL BPT 6827 BISHOP CA Yue Yue BLUE LAKE RANCHERIA BLRTS 6899 BLUE LAKE CA Yue Yue BUENA PARK, CITY OF BUENA 5871 BUENA PARK CA Alameida Alameida BUTTE COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF GOVERNMENTS BCAG 1627 CHICO CA Wiggins Luu CALABASAS, CITY OF CALAB 6071 CALABASAS CA Alameida Alameida CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION CALTRANS 1622 SACRAMENTO CA Matley Mazur CALIFORNIA PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION CPUC 7277 SAN FRANCISCO CA Kraft Luu CARSON AREA METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORG CAMPO 6825 CARSON CITY NV Smith Hernandez CENTRAL CONTRA COSTA TRANSIT AUTHORITY CCCTA 2584 CONCORD CA Smith Abaray CHER-AE HEIGHTS INDIAN COMMUNITY CHER-AE 6922 TRINIDAD CA Yue Yue CHMEHUEVI INDIAN TRIBE CHEMEHUEVI 7359 HAVASU LAKE CA Yue Yue CLAREMONT, CITY OF CLAREMONT 2271 CLAREMONT CA Alameida Alameida COCOPAH INDIAN TRIBE COCOPAH TRIBE 6724 SOMERTON AZ Yue Yue COLORADO RIVER INDIAN TRIBE CRIT 7200 PARKER AZ Yue Yue COMMERCE, CITY OF COMM 1650 COMMERCE CA Valle Valle COMMONWEALTH OFFICE OF TRANSIT AUTHORITY COTA 7169 SAIPAN MP Fujii Fujii CORONA, CITY OF CORNA 1638 CORONA CA Alameida Alameida CULVER CITY, CITY OF CULVER CITYBUS 1647 CULVER CITY CA Alameida Alameida DAVIS, CITY OF UNITR 2085 DAVIS CA Matley Mazur DELANO, CITY OF COD 7236 DELANO CA Wiggins Luu DUCKWATER SHOSHONE TRIBE DST 7161 DUCKWATER NV Yue Yue EASTERN CONTRA COSTA TRANSIT AUTHORITY ECCTA 5617 ANTIOCH CA Smith Abaray EASTERN SIERRA TRANSIT AUTHORITY ESTA 7035 BISHOP CA Smith Ko ELK GROVE, CITY OF COEG, DS, TS 6652 ELK GROVE CA Matley Mazur ELK VALLEY RANCHERIA ELKVALLEY 7349 CRESCENT CITY CA Yue Yue ELKO BAND COUNCIL ELKOBAND 7357 ELKO NV Yue Yue FAIRFIELD, CITY OF FRFLD 1648 FAIRFIELD CA Matley Mazur FALLON PAIUTE SHOSHONE TRIBES FPST 6718 FALLON NV Yue Yue FOOTHILL TRANSIT FTZ 5551 WEST COVINA CA Alameida Alameida FRESNO COUNTY GOVERNMENT, COUNCIL OF COFCG 1612 FRESNO CA Eagle Luu FRESNO, CITY OF FRESNO 1649 FRESNO CA Eagle Luu GARDENA, CITY OF GARD 1640 GARDENA CA Valle Valle GOLD COAST TRANSIT GCT 1678 OXNARD CA LeeLorenzo LeeLorenzo GOLDEN EMPIRE TRANSIT DISTRICT GET 1695 BAKERSFIELD CA Wiggins Luu GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE, HIGHWAY & TRANS DIST GGBHTD 1701 SAN FRANCISCO CA Eagle Luu GUAM REGIONAL TRANSIT AUTHORITY GRTA 1641 UPPER TUMON GU Fujii Fujii HAVASUPAI TRIBE HIT 6828 SUPAI AZ Yue Yue HAWAII DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION HIDOT 1623 HONOLULU HI Matley Bustamante HONOLULU, CITY & COUNTY OF HNL 1703 HONOLULU HI Fujii Fujii HOPI TRIBE HOPI 7292 KYKOTSMOVI VILL AZ Yue Yue HUALAPAI TRIBAL COUNCIL HIR / HN 6717 PEACH SPRINGS AZ Yue Yue IMPERIAL COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION ICTC 7016 EL CENTRO CA Smith Luu KAIBAB BAND OF PAIUTE INDIANS KPT 7066 FREDONIA AZ Yue Yue KARUK TRIBE KT 7266 HAPPY CAMP CA Yue Yue KINGS COUNTY AREA PUBLIC TRANSIT AGENCY KCAPTA 6259 HANFORD CA Eagle Ko LA MIRADA, CITY OF LA MIRADA 1706 LA MIRADA CA Alameida Alameida LIVERMORE AMADOR VALLEY TRANSIT AUTHORITY LAVTA 5296 LIVERMORE CA Matley Hernandez LODI, CITY OF LODI 5578 LODI CA Matley Mazur LOMPOC, CITY OF COL 1651 LOMPOC CA Eagle Luu LONG BEACH PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY LONGB 1652 LONG BEACH CA Valle Valle LOS ANGELES COUNTY METROPOLITAN TRANS AUTH LACMTA 5566 LOS ANGELES CA LeeLorenzo LeeLorenzo LOS ANGELES, CITY OF LADOT 1644 LOS ANGELES CA Alameida Alameida LOS ANGELES, COUNTY OF LADPW 5081 ALHAMBRA CA Alameida Alameida MADERA, CITY OF COM 6264 MADERA CA Eagle Luu Page 1 of 3 Pre-Award Post-Award Recipient Name Acronym ID City State Manager Manager MAMMOTH LAKES, TOWN OF MAMM 6592 MAMMOTH LAKES CA Smith Ko MANTECA, CITY OF COM 6422 MANTECA CA Matley Mazur MARICOPA ASSOCIATION OF GOVERNMENTS MARICOPA 1626 PHOENIX AZ Kraft Ko MARIN COUNTY TRANSIT DISTRICT MCTD 7178 SAN RAFAEL CA Eagle Ko MENDOCINO TRANSIT AUTHORITY MTA 5723 UKIAH CA Smith Luu MERCED COUNTY, TRANSIT JOINT POWERS AUTH TJPAMC 5731 MERCED CA Eagle Hernandez MERCED, COUNTY OF MCAG 5265 MERCED CA Eagle Hernandez METRO BLUE LINE, LA TO PASADENA MGLFECA 6579 MONROVIA CA LeeLorenzo LeeLorenzo METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION MTC 1655 OAKLAND CA Kraft Abaray MODESTO, CITY OF Modesto 1656 MODESTO CA Wiggins Hernandez MONTEBELLO, CITY OF MONTEBELLO BUS LINES 1657 MONTEBELLO CA Alameida Alameida MONTEREY BAY AREA GOVERNMENT, ASSOC OF AMBAG 1618 MONTEREY CA Eagle Abaray MONTEREY-SALINAS TRANSIT CORPORATION MST 1688 MONTEREY CA Eagle Abaray MORONGO BAND OF MISSION INDIANS INC MBIMI 7204 BANNING CA Yue Yue NAPA VALLEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY NAPA/NCTPA 5001 NAPA CA Eagle Mazur NAVAJO NATION TRIBAL GOVERNMENT NN 6720 WINDOW ROCK AZ Yue Yue NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION NV DOT 1625 CARSON CITY NV Matley Mazur NORTH COUNTY TRANSIT DISTRICT NCTDB 1690 OCEANSIDE CA LeeLorenzo LeeLorenzo NORTHERN AZ INTERGOVERNMENTAL PUBLIC TRANS AUTH NAIPTA 6743 FLAGSTAFF AZ Kraft Ko NORTHFORK RNCHRIA MONO INDIANS NFR 7199 NORTH FORK CA Yue Yue NORWALK, CITY OF NRWLK 1691 NORWALK CA Alameida Alameida OAHU METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION OMPO 1613 HONOLULU HI Fujii Fujii OMNITRANS OMNI 1681 SAN BERNARDINO CA Perez Perez ORANGE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY OCTA 1682 ORANGE CA Alameida Alameida PALA BAND OF MISSION INDIANS PALA 7348 PALA CA Yue Yue PASCUA YAQUI TRIBE PYT 7206 TUCSON AZ Yue Yue PENINSULA CORRIDOR JOINT POWERS BOARD CALTRAIN 5537 SAN CARLOS CA Kraft Abaray PETALUMA, CITY OF PETALUMA TRANSIT 2713 PETALUMA CA Eagle Ko PHOENIX, CITY OF PHOENIX 1683 PHOENIX AZ Kraft Ko PLACER, COUNTY OF PCDPW 5618 AUBURN CA Smith Mazur PORTERVILLE, CITY OF COP 6260 PORTERVILLE CA Matley Abaray PYRAMID LAKE PAIUTE TRIBE PLPT 7259 NIXON NV Yue Yue QUARTZ VALLEY INDIAN RESERVATION QVIR 7129 FORT JONES CA Yue Yue QUECHAN INDIAN TRIBE QUECHAN 6900 WINTERHAVEN CA Yue Yue REDDING AREA BUS AUTHORITY RABA 1629 REDDING CA Wiggins Luu REDONDO BEACH, CITY OF REDON 1685 REDONDO BEACH CA Alameida Alameida RENO-SPARKS INDIAN COLONY RSIC 6998 RENO NV Yue Yue RESERVATION TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RTA 6829 TEMECULA CA Yue Yue RIVERSIDE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION RCTC 5807 RIVERSIDE CA LeeLorenzo LeeLorenzo RIVERSIDE TRANSIT AGENCY RIVER 1686 RIVERSIDE CA LeeLorenzo LeeLorenzo RIVERSIDE, CITY OF RVCTY 2003 RIVERSIDE CA LeeLorenzo LeeLorenzo ROBINSON RANCHERIA CITIZENS COUNCIL ROBINSON RANCHERIA 6832 NICE CA Yue Yue ROSEVILLE, CITY OF ROSE 5728 ROSEVILLE CA Matley Mazur SACRAMENTO AREA COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS SACOG 1658 SACRAMENTO CA Eagle Mazur SACRAMENTO REGIONAL TRANSIT DIST SRTD 1659 SACRAMENTO CA Eagle Mazur SALT RIVER PIMA-MARICOPA INDIAN COMMUNITY SRPMIC 7252 SCOTTSDALE AZ Yue Yue SAN BERNARDINO, COUNTY TRANSP AUTHORITY SANBAG (SBCTA) 6641 SAN BERNARDINO CA Perez Perez SAN CARLOS APACHE TRIBAL COUNCIL SCAT TANF/TRANSIT DEP 6837 SAN CARLOS AZ Yue Yue SAN DIEGO ASSOCIATION OF GOVERNMENTS SANDAG 1620 SAN DIEGO CA LeeLorenzo Ko SAN DIEGO METROPOLITAN TRANSIT SYSTEM MTS/MTDB 2301 SAN DIEGO CA LeeLorenzo LeeLorenzo SAN FRANCISCO, CITY & COUNTY OF Muni 1697 SAN FRANCISCO CA Smith Luu SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY REGIONAL RAIL COMMISSION SJRRC 5859 STOCKTON CA Matley Hernandez SAN JOAQUIN REGIONAL TRANSIT DISTRICT RTD SJRTD 1665 STOCKTON CA Matley Hernandez SAN LUIS OBISPO REGIONAL TRANSIT AUTHORITY RTA 6930 SAN LUIS OBISPO CA Wiggins Luu SAN LUIS OBISPO, CITY OF SLO 1670 SAN LUIS OBISPO CA Wiggins Luu SAN MATEO COUNTY TRANSIT DISTRICT SAMTRANS 1671 SAN CARLOS CA Kraft Abaray SANTA BARBARA COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF GOVT SBCAG 1621 SANTA BARBARA CA Eagle Abaray SANTA BARBARA METROPOLITAN TRANSIT DISTRICT SBMTD 1673 SANTA BARBARA CA Eagle Abaray SANTA CLARA VALLEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY VTA 1674 SAN JOSE CA Kraft Luu SANTA CLARITA, CITY OF SCLAR 5550 SANTA CLARITA CA Alameida Alameida SANTA CRUZ METROPOLITAN TRANSIT DISTRICT SCRUZ 1675 SANTA CRUZ CA Eagle Abaray SANTA MARIA, CITY OF SMARIA 1870 SANTA MARIA CA Eagle Luu SANTA MONICA, CITY OF SMBUS 1664 SANTA MONICA CA Alameida Alameida SANTA ROSA, CITY OF SROSA 1677 SANTA ROSA CA Eagle Mazur SHASTA COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS SCRTPA 6584 REDDING CA Wiggins Luu SHASTA COUNTY METROPOLITAN PLANNING SHSTA 1630 REDDING CA Wiggins Luu Page 2 of 3 Pre-Award Post-Award Recipient Name Acronym ID City State Manager Manager SIERRA VISTA, CITY OF SIERRA 7258 SIERRA VISTA AZ Matley Ko SIMI VALLEY, CITY OF SIMI 1865 SIMI VALLEY CA Alameida Alameida SOLANO COUNTY TRANSIT SOLTRANS 7100 VALLEJO CA Matley Mazur SONOMA, COUNTY OF SONOM 2765 SANTA ROSA CA Eagle Mazur SONOMA-MARIN AREA RAIL TRANSIT SMART 7296 PETALUMA CA Eagle Ko SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF GOV SCAG 1615 LOS ANGELES CA Acebo Acebo SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA REGIONAL RAIL AUTHORITY SCRRA 5802 LOS ANGELES CA Acebo Acebo SOUTHERN NEVADA, REGIONAL TRANS COMM OF RTCSN 1643 LAS VEGAS NV Smith Luu STANISLAUS COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENT STANCOG 1680 MODESTO CA Wiggins Hernandez SUNLINE TRANSIT AGENCY SUNLN 5057 THOUSAND PALMS CA Alameida Alameida SUSANVILLE INDIAN RANCHERIA SIR 6739 SUSANVILLE CA Yue Yue TAHOE REGIONAL PLANNING AGENCY TAHOE 5227 STATELINE NV Smith Hernandez TAHOE TRANSPORTATION
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