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org 105789-MDT Impaired Driving Mini Grants: Non-Enforcement MDT - Impaired Driving Mini Grants Application Deadline: Final Application Deadline not Applicable Categorical Area(s) To be Addressed by Program This Opportunity is recurring The Montana Department of Transportation (MDT), State Highway Traffic Safety Section (SHTSS) is requesting proposals for local projects that aim to reduce/eliminate impaired driving in local communities.
These mini grants are intended for projects with a limited time frame, but can having a lasting impact. A variety of projects can be considered for this funding. Projects must be data driven and demonstrate local collaboration.
Projects must fall within the broad Impaired Driving Strategies outlined in the Montana Comprehensive Highway Safety Plan (CHSP). Local projects that tie into developed DUI Task Force Plans and/or County Prevention Plans are encouraged. Funding requests may not exceed $5,000.
Costs are reimbursement only and must follow allowable expenditures outlined within of MDT's Contract Manual. A fiscal organization must be identified in the proposal. For any questions contact Kevin Dusko at kedusko@mt.
gov or 406-444-7411 Click on the File Name to open attachment Click on the URL to go to website https://www. mdt. mt.
gov/visionzero/docs/chsp/2016-EA-WP. PDF CHSP/mpaired Driving Strategies https://www. mdt.
mt. gov/publications/docs/grants/subgrantee_manual. pdf http://www.
mdt. mt. gov/publications/datastats/crashdata.
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Impaired Driving Mini Grants: Non-Enforcement is funded by Montana Department of Transportation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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