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Section 5310 Program 

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) administers the Section 5310 Program for small urban and rural areas.  The program is designed to enhance mobility for seniors and people with disabilities. The program provides Federal funding for capital expenses and transportation related equipment that serve seniors and people with disabilities. 

Applicants will be able to request funding for vehicles (traditional 5310 purchases), certain operating expenses, mobility management activities, and non-vehicle capital purchase projects (traditional Section 5317 purchases).

For additional information please visit Enhanced Mobility of Seniors and Individuals with Disabilities Program

 
Program Administration - Urbanized Areas

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) has decided that it will not administer the new 5310 Enhanced Mobility Program in the Green Bay Urbanized Area or in other urbanized areas in Wisconsin that exceed 200,000 people. This means that a local administration process had to be developed by the Metropolitan Planning Organization (Brown County Planning Commission) and local public transit operator (Green Bay Metro) to allow the funds associated with the new program to be distributed in the Green Bay area. 

The state’s four large urbanized areas (Appleton, Green Bay, Madison, and Milwaukee) are now administering their 5310 programs while WisDOT continues to administer the program for the remainder of the state. WisDOT is currently working closely with the four large urbanized areas and will continue to do so during the application and review processes.

 
Applications for the Section 5310 calendar year 2027 program is open with applications due on Friday, August 14, 2026 at 11:30pm

Eligibility

Eligible recipients for vehicle purchase projects include:
  • Private, non-profit organizations
  • Local public bodies that:
  1. Must be approved by the state to coordinate services for seniors and individuals with disabilities, and
  2. Must be certified that there are no non-profit organizations readily available in the area to provide the service.
Eligible recipients for non-vehicle capital and operating projects (including mobility management activities) include:
  • Private, non-profit organizations
  • Local public bodies
  • Operators of public transportation services that receive a Section 5310 grant indirectly through a recipient
Please contact MPO staff for applications. Please review the  Subrecipient/Grantee Responsibilities.
 
Coordination and Management Plan
  
Contact Us 

If you have questions, please contact staff by phone at 920-448-6480 or email.
Ker Vang, Senior Planner 
Ker.Vang@browncountywi.gov
 Lisa J. Conard, Principal Planner 
Lisa.Conard@browncountywi.gov   
  
 

 
 
 
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