Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Grant Award topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Muskogee County awarded $25,000 FFY2027 grant for overtime speed enforcement
Summary
The Oklahoma Highway Safety Office awarded a $25,000 FFY2027 grant to the Muskogee County Sheriff's Office to fund 500+ hours of overtime high-visibility speed enforcement and monthly public information activities, with project oversight by Project Director Jordan Turley.
The Oklahoma Highway Safety Office has awarded the Muskogee County Sheriff's Office a $25,000 grant for federal fiscal year 2027 to fund overtime high-visibility speed enforcement, according to the agency's application documents. Project Director Jordan Turley is listed as the grant's point of contact and the award summary sets a goal of conducting 500 or more hours of overtime enforcement focused on speed.
The application ties the enforcement plan to statewide traffic safety goals and requires participation in national mobilizations. It also specifies project timelines (project year beginning Oct. 1 and ending Sept. 30) and reporting expectations: the Project Director must submit an end-of-year project summary by Nov. 1 documenting accomplishments and whether goals were met. The award documents identify the program area as Speed Enforcement and list a total award of $25,000.
