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Welcome to the Safe Streets and Roads for All Clearinghouse

The SS4A program provides funding and technical assistance to prevent roadway fatalities and serious injuries and to strengthen communities’ approach to roadway safety for all users.
Our shared goal is zero roadway fatalities. The SS4A Clearinghouse provides information and resources to help communities successfully carry out their SS4A planning, demonstration, and implementation projects to save lives and prevent serious injuries on our nation's streets and roads.
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How can we help?

Check out the Grant Recipient Roadmap to find curated resources and trainings for each step of your grant. Check out the Resource Library to search for all SS4A-related resources.

Check out the Events page to sign up for upcoming events and view past event recordings and slides.

Sign up for one-on-one conversation that delivers personalized coaching from a transportation specialist for your SS4A Grant’s unique needs.

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Grant Recipient Roadmap

Grant Recipient Roadmap

The SS4A Grant Recipient Roadmap includes four steps:
  1. Onboarding
  2. Grant Agreement Execution
  3. Performing the Project Work, Getting Reimbursed, and Reporting
  4. Project Closeout
Click each of these steps and explore their activities, timing, and outcomes.
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Onboarding

Grant recipients will attend welcome activities hosted by FHWA to learn about the SS4A program and understand program requirements. This will ensure that grant recipients are equipped to navigate the program successfully.
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Grant Agreement Execution

The grant agreement is a legal document signed by the grant recipient and FHWA that authorizes grant recipients to start working on their project. During this step of the process, grant recipients will draft and execute their grant agreements.
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Performing the Project Work, Getting Reimbursed, and Reporting

Grant recipients will perform their project work as outlined in the agreement and complete grant administration requirements such as submitting required progress and financial reports and request reimbursements for eligible costs on a regular basis.
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Project Closeout

Once project activities are completed, recipients will submit all final reports, reimbursement requests, and initiate a closeout grant agreement amendment. Grant recipients will receive notification when their project is officially closed out.
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Grant Recipient Roadmap

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The SS4A Grant Recipient Roadmap includes four steps and helps grant recipients successfully navigate the program:

  1. Onboarding
  2. Grant Agreement Execution
  3. Performing the Project Work, Getting Reimbursed, and Reporting
  4. Project Closeout

Click each step to learn about its timing, activities, and outcomes.

Yellow pedestrian crossing sign against a cloudy blue sky. Image Credit: AdobeStock_287869399
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Grant recipients will attend welcome activities hosted by FHWA to learn about the SS4A program and understand program requirements. This will ensure that grant recipients are equipped to navigate the program successfully.

hand signing a document with a pen. Image Credit: AdobeStock_341214580
Image Credit: AdobeStock_341214580

The grant agreement is a legal document signed by the grant recipient and FHWA that authorizes grant recipients to start working on their project. During this step of the process, grant recipients will draft and execute their grant agreements.

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Image Credit: AdobeStock_79158255

Grant recipients will perform their project work as outlined in the agreement and complete grant administration requirements such as submitting required progress and financial reports and request reimbursements for eligible costs on a regular basis.

Road shared by pedestrians, cyclists, and a car with a city skyline in the background. Image Credit: FHWA
Image Credit: FHWA

Once project activities are completed, recipients will submit all final reports, reimbursement requests, and initiate a closeout grant agreement amendment. Grant recipients will receive notification when their project is officially closed out.

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The SS4A Resource Library is a compilation of materials that provide guidance, references, and research at every step of the Grant Recipient Roadmap.
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Events

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December 2024 SS4A CoP Peer Exchange: Safety Social
Are you interested in discussing roadway safety insights and lessons learned with like-minded SS4A grant recipients? Would you like to identify potential areas of collaboration with your peers? Join the SS4A team for an hour of networking with your peers to learn about their Action Plans and development process.
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December 2024 Community of Practice Meeting: Turning Your Action Plan into Funded Projects
As you begin to plan the next steps in your roadway safety journey, your attention will most likely shift to implementing the strategies identified in your Action Plan. SS4A is here to help you identify and navigate potential funding options that can help turn your Action Plan into funded roadway safety projects. Whether you just started developing your Action Plan or are nearly finished, now is a great time to start those conversations so that the momentum from developing your Action Plan can carry over for your community.
During the webinar, the SS4A Team and FHWA Transportation Specialist Karen Scurry will join us to talk about:
  • Finding opportunities to fund your Action Plan projects
  • How to incorporate content in your Action Plan to help secure project funding
  • Examples of how SS4A grant recipients can coordinate with their respective States regarding Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) funding.
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