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Smyrna adopts comprehensive safety action plan to qualify for federal implementation grants
Summary
The Smyrna Town Council on April 8 adopted a grant-funded Comprehensive Safety Action Plan that identifies a 15-corridor high-injury network, establishes crash-reduction targets and makes the town eligible to apply for implementation funds under the federal Safe Streets and Roads for All program.
The Smyrna Town Council on April 8 voted to adopt a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan funded by a $300,000 federal grant, a step officials said will make the town eligible to apply for implementation dollars from the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) program.
The council adopted the plan after a presentation by Leo of Kimley‑Horn and a recommendation from town staff. The plan, Leo said during the presentation, was prepared with grant money awarded to Smyrna in the 2022 SS4A funding cycle and “the plan is completed. Once you adopt it and accept the resolution, you have committed your requirements for that.”
The plan summarizes eight required components for the SS4A program, identifies a 15‑corridor “high injury network” where the town’s fatal and serious crashes are concentrated, and sets interim…
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