Southampton township will develop an action plan to formulate best practices in applying low-cost roadway safety treatments and correcting common risks across the townships infrastructure network to…

The Federal Highway Administration awarded Southampton Township $372,000 under the Safe Streets and Roads for All program (CFDA 20.939) on March 31, 2026.

Southampton Township will develop a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan to establish best practices for applying low-cost roadway safety treatments and correcting common infrastructure risks across the township network to prevent roadway deaths and injuries. The project includes temporary demonstration activities that will be evaluated for efficacy. The action plan will identify infrastructure improvements, policies, and procedures the township should adopt to support safety enhancements, and will outline education and outreach to the community to improve vehicular and pedestrian safety.

Performance occurs in Southampton Township, New Jersey, with a completion date of March 30, 2031. This is a project grant, the assistance type used under SS4A for communities implementing Comprehensive Safety Action Plans to prevent death and serious injury on local roads and streets.

Southampton township will develop an action plan to formulate best practices in applying low-cost roadway safety treatments and correcting common risks across the townships infrastructure network to prevent roadway deaths and injuries. The project will include temporary demonstration activities which will be evaluated for efficacy. The action plan will identify improvements to the townships infrastructure, policies and procedures that the township should adopt to aid these improvements, and outline education and outreach to the community to improve vehicular and pedestrian safety.