Local Safety (Hsip / Hrrr / Systemic) Program Call for Applications - Michigan

Local Safety (Hsip/Hrrr/Systemic) Program Call for Applications is a legal document that was released by the Michigan Department of Transportation - a government authority operating within Michigan.

FAQ

Q: What is the Local Safety Program?
A: The Local Safety Program is a program in Michigan that aims to improve safety on local roads and highways.

Q: What does Hsip stand for?
A: Hsip stands for Highway SafetyImprovement Program.

Q: What does Hrrr stand for?
A: Hrrr stands for High Risk Rural Roads.

Q: What does Systemic stand for?
A: Systemic stands for the Systemic Implementation of the Safety Five (IV-FIVE) countermeasures.

Q: What is the purpose of the program?
A: The purpose of the program is to promote safety on local roads through targeted improvements and implementation of safety countermeasures.

Q: Who can apply for the program?
A: Local agencies and authorities responsible for road safety in Michigan can apply for the program.

Q: How can I apply for the program?
A: To apply for the program, local agencies and authorities need to submit a formal application following the guidelines provided by the Michigan Department of Transportation.

Q: What types of projects are eligible for funding?
A: Projects related to highway safety improvement, high-risk rural roads, and systemic implementation of safety countermeasures are eligible for funding.

Q: How will the applications be evaluated?
A: Applications will be evaluated based on certain criteria, such as crash data, potential to improve safety, and cost-effectiveness.

Q: When is the deadline for applications?
A: The deadline for applications may vary and will be specified in the call for applications. It is important to check the specific deadline for the current application period.