Crown Point City secures federal grant to develop Safe Streets plan; public input requested
Oct 16, 2026
Crown Point City staff said the city received a federal grant through the Safe Streets for All program to develop a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan (the grant covers 80% of plan costs). Staff urged residents to report unsafe locations via a survey and paper maps to inform priorities and a 2027 NOFA application for implementation funding.
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Crown Point City staff told attendees that the city received a federal grant from “Federal Highway, the DOT, through the Safe Streets for All program” to develop a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan that will prioritize safety improvements across the city. "As we said, Crown Point received a grant to pay 80% of that cost," the presenter said, describing the funding mechanics.
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