Transit Trust Fund Program​​​​

The Georgia Department of Transportation Division of Intermodal (GDOT) is excited to announce the launch of a new transit program designed to enhance Georgia’s transit network by providing state funding for transit projects. The Transit Trust Fund Program (TTFP) is administered by GDOT and uses a population-based formula, based on 2020 Census data, to distribute state funding to Georgia’s counties with existing transit service to further support public transportation across the state. TTFP funding is distributed to the agencies that provide public transportation for these counties. ​​​​

Fiscal Year 2025
Transit Trust Fund Program (TTFP) Application Process

The application package, including a detailed proposed project description and budget, must be submitted by October 11, 2024. Applications will be submitted to the Blackcat Transit Management System. Blackcat login invitation emails were sent to key contacts for the transit agencies that contract directly with GDOT as subrecipients. For first-time BlackCat users, please contact your GDOT Transit Project Manager to request access to the system. For direct recipients, please contact Troy Green.

For counties that choose to opt out of the program for SFY2025, please send an email to GDOT_TTFP@dot.ga.gov by October 11, 2024.

NOTE: Please forward any questions to GDOT_TTFP@dot.ga.gov ​​​​​​​​

TTFP Resources​   TTFP Allocations​​​​

Fiscal Year 2023 Application

Applications for TTFP funds are time-sensitive. The application package, including a detailed proposed project description and budget, must be submitted by the deadline.​​ The deadline for s​ubmitting the TTFP application is April 14, 2023.

Counties that choose to opt out of the program for SFY ​2023, please send an email to GDOT_TTFP@dot.ga.gov​ by April 14, 2023.

TTFP Application Packet

NOTE: Completed applications must be sent via email to GDOT_TTFP@dot.ga.gov




Upcoming Events

TTFP Informational Sessions

Invitations will be sent to transit agencies for webinars held on Thursday, March 30, 2023 and Friday, March 31, 2023. There will be two sessions for rural transit agencies, a session for 5307 small urban transit agencies, and a session for FTA direct recipient large urban operators. Attendance is mandatory as several important aspects of the program will be shared.

NOTE: Prior to the meetings, please review the TTFP information, develop project proposals and budgets, and begin completing the application package. As applicable, discuss with your Board. In order to avoid potential contract processing delays, it is also very important to provide the agency’s current authorizing official and complete contact information. Additional details will be provided. ​​​​​​

Frequently Asked Questions

 

 

Feedback

All questions will be promptly reviewed and answered by Georgia DOT. These questions will also be added to the TTFP FAQ document.

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