2009 - 2010 Traffic Enforcement & Equipment Grant Program
All departments are required to complete and submit a grant application for funding, along with required attachments
- Traffic Enforcement & Equipment Grant Narrative
- Grant recipients are required to provide an in-kind (or soft) match during the grant period which represents a minimum of 20% of the total project cost. To determine your department's 20% federal in-kind match, EOPSS/HSD used the following formula:
(Maximum Funds for Six Mobilizations plus Equipment/.80) x .20
For example, if your community population is less than 10,000, your maximum grant award is $8,400 (see chart on page 6 of the Grant Application). ($8,400/.80) = $10,500 x .20 = $2,100. - Traffic Enforcement & Equipment Grant Application
- Highway Safety Grant Standard Contract
(Please download, complete, and attach to your application only if you
did not receive a grant in 2008-2009.) - Traffic Enforcement & Equipment Scope of Work
- International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACOP) Model Safety Belt Use Policy
- Zero Tolerance Safety Belt Enforcement Policy
- Contractor Signatory Listing
- Subrecipient Conditions
- Highway Safety Grant Administration Training Form - December 3rd, Boston
- Highway Safety Grant Administration Training Form - December 11th, Natick
- Reporting and Reimbursement Procedures
- Important Dates to Remember
- Departments applying for funding under this grant program will not be reimbursed for grant-related expenses incurred prior to the issuance of a finalized contract or receipt of an award letter from EOPSS's Highway Safety Division.
Click It or Ticket (CIOT) November 2009 Mobilization
- Mobilization Activity Report Form
- In-Kind Report Form
- Mobilization Expenditure Report Form
- Sample News Release
- Fact Sheet & Talking Points
- Sample Post-Enforcement News Release
- NHTSA Thanksgiving Media Planner
Drunk Driving. Over the Limit. Under Arrest. (DDOLUA) December 2009 Mobilization