MDOT announces funding for public transportation projects across state

MARYLAND – The Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Transit Administration has announced more than $950,000 in awards for innovative public transportation projects in the state.

Locally, the City of Salisbury is set to get $79,977 to conduct a feasibility study on ridership and benefits of a local transit service consisting of fixed routes and micro transit to complement the existing regional Shore Transit System.

“MDOT MTA plays a critical role in supporting transit operations statewide,” said MDOT MTA Administrator Holly Arnold. “We are pleased to provide funds to local jurisdictions developing innovative transit projects that enhance the rider experience through improved access, reliability and safety.”