Highway Safety Grant Program

Highway Safety Grant Program is sponsored by Governor's Traffic Safety Committee, New York State. Offers funding to state and local agencies, as well as nonprofit organizations, to implement projects that address traffic safety issues in New York State.

Highway Safety Grant Program | Governor's Traffic Safety Committee Highway Safety Grant Program Resources to help prepare, submit and manage a highway safety grant. Highway Safety Grant Program All grant applicants must use the eGrants system to apply for and manage grants. To use eGrants, the agency and two users, a Project Director and Fiscal Agent, must be registered in the system.

To register, go to the eGrants Login page and use the link for New User, add your information and save. After both have entered the information, you must contact the GTSC by phone to ask to have the agency and users approved. Approval is not automatic.

eGrants Quick Reference Guide for Grantees (PDF) Grant Status Description Chart for Grantees (XLS) Guides and manuals to assist with the preparation and submission of a highway safety grant: 2027 GTSC Call Letter (PDF) 2027 GTSC Grant Program Descriptions and Application Information (PDF) GTSC eGrants Application Manual (PDF) Highway Safety Guide (PDF) PTS Application Example (PDF) FFY 2025 Highway Safety Annual Report (PDF) GTSC Diversity Town Hall 4-13-21 GTSC Diversity Town Hall 4-14-21 Projects are funded for one year and must coincide with the federal fiscal year, with a start date of October 1 and an end date of September 30.

Before incurring any grant-related costs, please login to eGrants and review your approved grant and budget. Items, activities and/or costs may have been reduced or denied during the review process. Only those items, activities and costs approved in your budget are eligible for reimbursement.

Local and Not-For-Profit agencies are authorized to initiate grant activity on or after the effective date stated in the grant award letter subject to the following approvals. State agencies are authorized to initiate grant activity on or after the effective date stated in the grant award letter subject to State budgetary authority.

Award Amount Authorization to Initiate Grant Activity Between $1 - $10,000 Grant award letter Between $10,001 - $50,000 Contracts signed (and notarized) by your organization and the GTSC Over $50,000 Contracts signed (and notarized) by your organization and the GTSC; Subject to approval by the NYS Attorney General and Office of the State Comptroller All grant management activities including progress reports, claim for payment reimbursement requests and grant modification requests must be submitted through the eGrants system.

It is important to keep user contact information current in eGrants to ensure that grant announcements and updates are received. Please review your organization contact information in the eGrants system by going to the My Profile and My Organization pages. If you have a spam filter, please add the email domain dmv.

ny. gov to your list of approved senders. Project Directors may add additional users to their organization as needed.

When adding new agency members to replace existing members, please remember that new agency members must also be added to the current year's grant proposal(s). Project Directors may add new agency members to the current year's grant proposal(s) by using the Management Tools Add/Edit People link within the proposal.

Dates to Remember For The Governor's Traffic Safety Committee Grant Award Listing for Federal Fiscal Year 2026 (PDF) Reporting and Claiming Grant Activities The GTSC requires a semi-annual progress report and final progress report on all funded projects. Reports must be submitted through the eGrants system.

If your organization did not conduct grant-funded activity during the reporting period, a semi-annual progress report and final progress report stating so are required. If you have additional documentation you would like to submit with your report, you may upload it, provided it is in electronic format such as a word processor document, a digital image, or a pdf file. The semi-annual progress report is due by April 15.

The final progress report is due by October 15. Please note that the Police Traffic Services and Child Passenger Safety programs have additional reporting requirements that are unique to that program. Please refer to the Conditions page within each proposal to view the specific reporting requirements for that program and the date each report is due.

Instruction guides for grant modifications, payment requests and progress reports: Child Passenger Safety Program Instructions (PPTX) Highway Safety Program Instructions (PDF) Police Traffic Services Program Instructions (PDF) Claim for Payment Instruction Guide (PDF) Grant Guidelines and Forms PS-1 — Itemized Listing of Personal Services for Enforcement (DOC) PS-1 - Itemized Listing of Personal Services for STOP and Sheriff's Association ONLY (Webform) PS-1NE - Itemized Listing of Personal Services for Non-Enforcement (DOC) Personal Activity Report Time Record (XLS) Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about the GTSC Grants Program .

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