The project will develop a comprehensive safety action plan for the city of bozeman using a data driven approach to identify systemic safety needs and then identify strategies to address the…

The City of Bozeman received a $200,000 Project Grant from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) under the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) program (CFDA 20.939) awarded on August 28, 2025. This grant supports the development of a comprehensive safety action plan for Bozeman through a data-driven approach to identify systemic safety needs and evidence-based countermeasures to address them. The project will also demonstrate the use of advanced technology at key signalized intersections to collect supplemental data that will inform strategies aimed at eliminating serious injury and fatal crashes.

The grant-funded initiative runs through August 28, 2028, and represents the City of Bozeman's strategic investment in roadway safety across all user categories. As a competitive grant under the SS4A program, which was established through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, this award reflects the city's eligibility as a political subdivision of a state and its commitment to leveraging federal funding for comprehensive community safety improvements and infrastructure enhancements.

The project will develop a comprehensive safety action plan for the city of bozeman using a data driven approach to identify systemic safety needs and then identify strategies to address the identified needs based on proven countermeasures. Additionally, the project will demonstrate the use of advanced technology at key signalized intersections to collect supplemental data that will guide the demonstration of strategies that aim to eliminate serious injury and fatal crashes.