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Woodbury board approves partnership with Monroe to apply for state grant for school-zone safety upgrades
Summary
The Town Board approved joining the Town of Monroe as a partner and authorized the supervisor to execute documents to apply for a New York State Local Government Efficiency Grant to fund school-zone safety improvements.
The Town Board of the Town of Woodbury voted Jan. 16 to participate with the Town of Monroe in applying for a New York State Department of State Local Government Efficiency Grant (LGEG) to fund school-zone safety improvements in both towns.
Nicole Young, town clerk, read the resolution into the record. The resolution states the project would focus on installing speed bumps on roads leading to schools, purchasing and installing enhanced visibility school-zone signage, and installing radar speed signs near all schools in Woodbury and Monroe to encourage compliance with posted speed limits.
The resolution authorizes the town supervisor to execute necessary application documents and names Monroe as the lead applicant for the joint application. The board voted to approve the resolution; the transcript records a voice vote of “Aye” for passage.
Ending: The board approved the application and authorized the supervisor to take necessary steps to participate in the grant application process with Monroe.
