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Middlebury Police Department awarded $25,443.67 federal DOT highway-safety grant for eCitation support
Summary
The Connecticut Department of Transportation's Highway Safety Office approved a $25,443.67 federal grant to support the Middlebury Police Department's 'eCitation Local Law Enforcement Support' project for July 1–Sept. 30, 2026; reimbursement instructions will follow.
The Board of Selectmen recorded on July 6 that the Middlebury Police Department received federal Highway Safety Office funding for an eCitation support project.
A CT DOT Highway Safety Office approval notice and grant package attached to meeting correspondence show federal funds of $25,443.67 allocated to the 'eCitation Local Law Enforcement Support - Middlebury' project for the approved project period of July 1–Sept. 30, 2026. The notice, delivered by email to First Selectwoman Jennifer A. Mahr, states that the total project cost may not exceed the approved amount and that reimbursement instructions will be sent to the agency point of contact.
The grant confirmation includes CFDA reference 20.616 and notes that grants greater than or equal to $30,000 are subject to FFATA reporting; this award is below that threshold. The Highway Safety Office contact listed in the approval is Joseph T. Cristalli, Jr., Transportation Assistant Planning Director, who provided instructions and oversight contact information in the correspondence.
The Board did not take any additional actions on the grant at the meeting; the notice was provided for the record.
