Weiser Police Department

Weiser Police Department Police Division, doing business as Weiser Police Dept, operates as a sub-recipient on federal transportation safety grants administered by the Idaho Department of Transportation, with no prime contracting footprint and no vehicle seats.

Weiser Police Dept is a U.S. local government entity—a municipality—headquartered in Weiser, Idaho. The department's federal award profile is exclusively grant sub-recipient work, spanning five sub-awards totaling $22 thousand across the past two years. All five sub-awards flow through the Idaho Department of Transportation as the prime grantee, with federal funding originating from the Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The sub-award work comprises traffic safety enforcement operations: high-visibility impaired-driving enforcement mobilizations (awarded December 2024), distracted-driving awareness campaign participation (October 2024), a Traffic Enforcement Program grant under the 402 grant category (October 2023), Click It, Don't Risk It seat belt enforcement campaign participation (October 2023), and a Thanksgiving-period seat belt high-visibility enforcement campaign (October 2023). The department received three awards in 2023 and two in 2024, indicating modest but recurring engagement with NHTSA traffic safety programming channeled through Idaho DOT.

Weiser Police Dept does not hold prime contracts, IDIQs, GWACs, or BPAs, and does not serve as a prime grant recipient. The department operates exclusively as a grant sub-recipient for operational traffic enforcement activities that support NHTSA's highway safety mission. The single customer agency is the Department of Transportation's NHTSA program, mediated through the Idaho Department of Transportation as the primary grantee.