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Due to the limited amount of funding (approximately $20,000 available), grants will be limited to a maximum of $1,000 per request. The window to submit grant applications will open on Tuesday August 11 th at 9am. The grant portal will close once we have exhausted available grant funds.
Applications are to be submitted through WASPC’s online application portal. The link will be activated Tuesday August 11 th at 9am . Only one application per agency will be accepted.
Grant awards will be limited to $1,000 per agency and are on a first come first served basis. Please review the list below for allowable traffic safety supplies. (NOTE: Tax and shipping can be included in the request up the $1,000 cap) Radars (handheld or moving) Click Here to Apply for the Round 2-FY2026 Traffic Safety Grant!
(link activated Tuesday August 11 at 9am) Agencies are required to show proof of participation in statewide traffic initiatives or a local focus on traffic safety and demonstrate need by a problem ID and describing how the items will address that issue in their jurisdiction. Applications will not be approved if the request is to replace equipment.
Only upon receipt of your approval letter may you purchase authorized traffic safety supplies. Please remember that WASPC is responsible for the amount of the grant only; any expense incurred in excess of the grant amount is the responsibility of the agency. Grant purchases must be completed with supplies received no later than September 15, 2026.
If you have questions or need assistance, please contact Anastasia Raybon at 360-486-2387 or by email at [email protected] . By mail at WASPC | 3060 Willamette Drive NE | Lacey, WA 98516.
Contact Information, If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact Anastasia Raybon at: Mail: WASPC | 3060 Willamette Drive NE | Lacey, WA 98516 Submit for Reimbursement Here Traffic Proviso Equipment Awards Traffic Safety Grants – FY2026 Awards The WTSC awarded WASPC with $175,000 for local law enforcement traffic safety supplies. We received $954,050 in requests.
The list below are the awards from the Traffic Safety Committee grant review. Successful agencies will receive an award letter from WASPC. The award letter will provide details about approved supplies, due dates, and reporting requirements.
Do not purchase items until the letter is received. Traffic Safety Grants – Proviso Equipment Awards The WTSC was awarded proviso funds from the WA Legislature to purchase traffic safety equipment. The following agencies were awarded this equipment.
This is not an award for agencies to purchase equipment. The equipment is on hand at the WASPC office and will be distributed to the agency. Traffic Safety Grant – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) When is the A-19 due, and how do I request an extension?
The A-19 submission due date will be listed in your award letter. If your agency needs more time due to equipment delays or other circumstances, you must submit an Extension Request Form. Extensions must be requested before the deadline.
Are funds awarded per unit or for the total amount requested? Awards are made per equipment piece, not by total lump sum. If you purchase an FST at a lower cost, you cannot reallocate remaining funds to another piece of equipment.
Awards are not interchangeable across units. Award: 2 FST units at $600 each Can we submit our A-19 before receiving the equipment? No. Equipment must be physically received before submitting your A-19.
Shipping notifications, order confirmations, or invoices alone are not sufficient. What is the process from application to reimbursement?
Application Period: Agencies apply via online application tool (Formstack) Committee Review: Applications are scored and awarded at the annual committee meeting Award/Denial Letters: Agencies receive notification of award status A-19 Submission: Agencies submit A-19s and invoices via the A-19 Formstack link Review: WASPC reviews each request and approves reimbursement amounts Funding Received: Accounting receives annual funding (typically July/August) Payment Issued: Checks are processed and mailed after funds are available When will reimbursement checks be sent?
Reimbursement checks are typically issued in July or August, depending on when the program funding is released to WASPC. What reporting is required? The A-19 submission form will ask for previous-year statistics.
A separate annual report form will be due at the beginning of October. Important: Please do not submit the October report early—wait until September, as the report asks for current-year statistics. How do we submit our A-19?
All submissions must be completed online using the official Formstack link. Email submissions cannot be accepted. Please ensure all invoices are uploaded with your form.
What is considered an acceptable supporting document? ✅ Final, itemized invoices only ❌ Receipts without an invoice What if our equipment is on backorder? If equipment will not arrive before the due date, please submit an Extension Request Form with an ETA.
Can we purchase different quantities than awarded? No. Quantities awarded by the committee cannot be increased or redistributed. What if the equipment costs more than the award amount?
Your agency is responsible for any costs that exceed the awarded per-unit amount. Does sales tax count toward reimbursement? Yes.
Sales tax listed on the invoice may be included in the reimbursement amount, up to the awarded per-unit price. How do we know if our A-19 was received? You will receive an automatic email confirmation after successful submission.
If you do not receive a confirmation, your submission may not have gone through. Who can we contact for questions or help?
For questions regarding awards, A-19 submissions, invoices, equipment eligibility, or extensions, please contact: 2025 Crime in Washington Report Statement on Law Enforcement Staffing WASPC/WACOPS Statement on Public Trust and Immigration Enforcement | Spanish Version WASPC Statement on Sheriff Swank's Testimony WASPC statement on resignation of CJTC executive director Alexander WA Crime Trends Compared to National Crime Trends - Stronger Public Safety Support Needed WASPC News Release Archive Executive Director Newsletter Executive Director Newsletters Archive For Mr. Strachan's Bio, click photo 3060 Willamette Drive NE | Lacey, WA 98516 Phone: (360) 486-2380 | Fax: (360) 486-2381 | Email
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Eligible law enforcement agencies in Washington State. Only one application per agency. Must show proof of participation in statewide traffic initiatives or a local focus on traffic safety and demonstrate need. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows maximum of $1,000 per request. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Traffic Safety Grants is funded by Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs (WASPC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Washington. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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