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Well, thanks, thanks very much, Tony, first of all, for the work that you are doing, and that your colleagues are doing, to prepare the next generation and to make sure that they are safe as they are going to school. Mayor, thanks so much for welcoming us to the community. It has, I know, only...
Thank you Congressman, for your subtle advocacy for this district [laughter], really great to be with you… I'll have more to say about him in a moment. I want to thank the mayor; the job of mayor has only become more demanding since I wore the title. Whenever somebody says mayor, I think they...
This document provides domestic sourcing guidance to SMART grant recipients.
Well, thank you very much Secretary, it’s a pleasure to be with you. As the Secretary mentioned, we became friends back when we were both members of the community of American Mayors - which I don’t think is a community you ever leave - and I think that mayor’s eye view is part of why he has been...
This webinar, held on Thursday, June 22, 2023 provided an overview of the quarterly reporting requirements for SS4A grant recipients.
This webinar is for SS4A grant recipients and Division Office lead points of contact for SS4A grants.
This is a SAMPLE Supplemental Budget for the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Grant Program that was used in a May 25, 2023 SS4A Office Hour Session. Multiple sheets show what is not enough or too much information to provide, with an example of the right amount of information.
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This webinar, held on May 2, 2023, offered a general overview of the SS4A program and the grant application process and provide a particular focus on applying for Implementation Grants.