Did you know that the MA Municipal Road Safety Grant Program allows for police departments to secure grant funding to work with us to reduce crashes in your community?
Thank you to the dozens of Massachusetts Communities that applied for grants this year!!!
The next grant cycle will most likely open in June 2025.
It’s not too early to meet with your school or police department now to discuss the fiscal year 25/26 grants. Contact us using the form below and we’ll be happy to get the conversation started so your community does not miss out!
The Executive Office of Public Safety and Security’s Office of Grants and Research provides grants to communities across Massachusetts for Non-Enforcement Safety Activities that specifically include our programs.
All Massachusetts Communities may apply for at least $20,000 in funding. While it’s a competitive grant process, they have stressed that they are prioritizing non-enforcement grants in FY 24/25. Here’s the breakdown (if you do not know your Tier Level click here to look it up):
There are three options for you to choose from (you can do all three or any combo):
Whether pre-road test or experienced drivers, this program drastically reduces crashes through experiential learning in a safe environment.
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Influencing adult drivers (parents & community members) by educating 2nd thru 6th graders in the classroom….
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Community visits allow passengers to appreciate the importance of seat belts, the impact of speed on vehicle control, and why they should avoid impairments like drugs, alcohol, distractions, and driving drowsy.
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Safe Roads Alliance and In Control Family Foundation have worked with the Executive Office of Public Safety & Security since 2015 to pilot these programs in dozens of Massachusetts's communities.
Your local police department can directly apply for funds through the MRS Grant program. FY 24/25 Applications were due by July 1, 2024 at 9am and awards will be announced in the fall.
Our programs are covered in MRS Grants as Non-Enforcement Activities, and we’re considered consultants in the Allowable Cost Categories. The requirements to apply and fulfill reporting on these grants are drastically easier than enforcement activities. If you typically avoid this grant due to workload, please reconsider.
Here’s the Office of Grants and Research’s website detailing the grant.
Contact us today, and we’ll help you determine what’s best for your community and provide you with the necessary info to complete the application.