The Department has completed a Transit Asset Management (TAM) Plan on behalf of 92 participating public transit providers in accordance with Federal Transit Administration (FTA) requirements.
A copy of the Final TAM Plan is available for viewing via the below link.
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Transit Asset Management (TAM) Group Plan |
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FY 2020 Annual Performance Target Updates |
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FY 2021 Annual Performance Target Updates |
As a primary Grant recipient responsible for administering FTA funds, GDOT is responsible for developing and implementing comprehensive Grant Management oversight activities. These activities are designed to educate, evaluate and ensure that all subgrantees are informed and in compliance with FTA required reporting.
It must be noted that although the FTA funding regulations are sometimes similar to The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), it is the FTA specific rules that govern Transit programs. FTA evaluates grantee adherence to grant administration requirements through a comprehensive oversight program and conducts periodic oversight review and/or site visits.
The Georgia DOT Transit Program, is committed to following the established Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Title VI guidelines and regulations detailed in FTA Circular 4702.1B, to ensure no person shall be excluded from participation in, or is denied the benefits of, or is subjected to discrimination under any program or activity receiving federal financial assistance from the Department of Transportation on the grounds of race, color, age, sex, disability or national origin.
GDOT’s commitment and oversight extends to providing ongoing technical assistance, training and communications to all sub recipients of federal funds. All sub recipients must be in compliance with the Title VI Program requirements.
You may also file your complaint directly with the Federal Transit Administration at:
Federal Transit Administration Office of Civil Rights
Attention: Title VI Program Coordinator
East Building, 5th Floor - TCR
1200 New Jersey Ave., SE
Washington, DC 20590
If information is needed in another language, then contact (404) 631-1231.
The mission of the Georgia DOT Transit Office is to "Identify and support cost effective, efficient and safe transportation systems.” This is accomplished through the distribution and oversight management of Federal Transit Administration (FTA) grants authorized under the Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century ACT (MAP-21).
As a primary Grant recipient responsible for administering FTA funds, GDOT is responsible for developing and implementing comprehensive Grant Management oversight activities. These activities are designed to educate, evaluate and ensure that all sub grantees are informed and in compliance with FTA required reporting. It must be noted that although the FTA funding regulations are sometimes similar to The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), it is the FTA specific rules that govern Transit programs. FTA evaluates grantee adherence to grant administration requirements through a comprehensive oversight program and conducts periodic oversight review and/or site visits.
| Asset Management |
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| 5311 FTA Asset Maintenance Plan Template |
| 5307/5311 Transit Accident and Incident Reporting Form |
| D&A Post Accident Testing Decision Report |
| FTA Procurement |
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| 5311-5307 Procurement Activity Template |
| FTA Required Clauses with Acknowledgement |
| FTA Procurement SOP |
| Procurement Checklist |
| Procurement Training |
| Procurement Policy Template |
| EEO Resources |
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| EEO Abbreviated Plan Template 2020 |
| EEO Full Plan Template 2020 |
| EEO Questionnaire Template 2020 |
| DBE Resources |
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| FTA: DBE Sample Program Template 2020 |
| Lobbying Activities |
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| Subrecipient Lobbying Activities memo 2018 |
| Lobbying Activities Disclosure Form - LLL |
| Manuals |
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| Final State Management Plan |
| GDOT Transit Financial Managment & Oversight (FMO) Policy Manual |
| GDOT Transit FMO Exhibits |
| Guides |
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| 5303 Metropolitan Transportation Planning Program |
| 5311 Program Guide |
| Fact Sheets |
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| 5303 - Metropolitan and Statewide Planning Programs |
| 5307 - Bus and Bus Facility Grants |
| Circulars |
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| Section 5303 – MPO |
| Section 5307 – Small Urban |
| Section 5311 & Section 5311(f) - Rural and Intercity Bus |
The Human Services Transportation Plan is a joint effort between the Georgia Department of Human Resources, Georgia Department of Community Health and the Georgia Department of Transportation to assess the RHST efforts within Georgia.
Georgia DOT is working with Department of Human Services (DHS) and Department of Community Health (DCH) to update the State’s Coordinated Rural and Human Services Transportation (RHST) Plan. To date, this effort has involved assessing the current extent of coordinated RHST efforts within Georgia and identifying ways to serve more trips across the state by improving efficiency, reducing redundancy, and leveraging new funding opportunities. Study efforts have been ongoing since 2010 and the current phase of activity will continue through March 2012.
| Report Documents | Phase |
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| Needs Assessment | Phase 1 |
| Alternatives Analysis | Phase 1 |
| Implementation Plan | Phase 1 |
| Potential Projects | Phase I |
| Technical Memorandum | Phase II |
The RHST Coordination Plan Update recommends the implementation of Mobility Management at both the State and Regional levels – mobility management is a strategic approach that designates a dedicated resource, or Mobility Manager, to focus on identifying and implementing coordination principals and strategies that enhance and improve efficiency and levels of service for customers, ultimately helping to stretch the transportation dollar further. Ongoing activities in support of the mobility management initiative include:
GDOT is initiating an update to the RHST Plan in 2021-2022. For more information, please contact Matthew Wilson, Mobility Manager, at mawilson@dot.ga.gov or 404-631-1359.
The Rural Transit Assistance Program (RTAP) was initiated in 1986 by FTA of the U.S. DOT. RTAP provides resources, training and technical assistance to rural public and community transportation systems throughout Georgia.
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| New and Upcoming National RTAP Products |
The Georgia RTAP Center is administered by the Georgia DOT to:
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