The grant will be used to develop a Safety Action Plan to identify areas that are traditionally underserved, transportation disadvantaged, minority, and low-income communities that are experiencing high numbers of severe crashes.
The SS4A grant will be used to develop a Safety Action Plan to identify areas that are traditionally underserved, transportation disadvantaged, minority, and low-income communities that are experiencing high numbers of severe crashes.
Dothan experienced 40 fatal crashes between the years of 2016 and 2020. The City is committing to a bold goal of making streets safer by reducing severe crashes by 50 percent over the next five years. Safety improvements may be proposed for all modes of travel including walking, bicycling, or vehicle use.
The funding from SS4A the grant is provided at an 80 percent Federal and 20 percent local split. The total cost of developing a Safety Action Plan for the City is projected to be $294,170 with funds from the grant being $235,336 and city funds being $58,834.
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