| Grants |
| Information: 1000 Cherry St SE PO Box 40944 Olympia, WA 98504 Phone: (360) 753-6197 Fax: (360) 586-6489 sysop@wtsc.wa.gov |
GRANTS
Grants are available to qualified agencies and organizations within Washington State to fund innovative programs, projects, services and strategies to reduce the number of deaths, injuries and property damage that result from traffic crashes. Every year, WTSC receives approximately $5,000,000 to disperse for eligible projects.
If no RFP is provided, contact the program manager responsible for the program you are interested in for more information on possible grants.
Current Grant RFPs:
- Grants are available to download using Adobe Acrobat (PDF) or Microsoft Word. Adobe Acrobat PDF files cannot be edited.
| Grant Type | Description | Availability | Request for Proposal |
| Project Grants | For any traffic safety project. This includes police equipment costing more than $10,000. | Apply early spring every year | Contact WTSC Program
Director Brian Jones |
| Police Equipment | Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs Grants for Local Law Enforcement | Available late fall every year |
Contact WTSC Police Traffic Services Program
Manager, Penny Nerup 360-753-3022 |
| School Zone Police Equipment Grants | Ongoing performance based grants | Contact WTSC School Zone & Pupil
Transportation Program Manager, Lynn Drake
360-586-3484 |
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| Police Equipment Quotes / Contracts | Ongoing grants | General Administration Procurement: Contracts list Type "equipment" in the search box. |
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| School Zone Flashing Lights | Apply early spring every year |
Contact WTSC School Zone & Pupil
Transportation Program Manager, Lynn Drake |
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Night Time Seat Belt Enforcement (NTSBE) |
Apply now - see NTSBE page for details Upcoming enforcement dates: October 2007 May 2008 |
See program page for grant and activity details NTSBE |
Note: If you have a problem downloading an application form, try clicking your RIGHT mouse button on the image above. When a menu appears, select 'Save Target As'. Then select where to store the file in your computer. The desktop would be a good choice.
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