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Evart work session introduces resolution supporting Safe Streets technical-assistance application
Summary
City staff presented Resolution 2026-09 to support a USDOT SS4A technical-assistance application that would request $96,000 and commit a $24,000 local match; the resolution would authorize the city manager to act as the city's agent for the application.
EVART, Mich. — At its May 18 work session, the City of Evart reviewed a proposed resolution intended to support a technical-assistance application to the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) program. The resolution, listed as Resolution 2026-09 in the packet, would confirm the amount the city plans to request ($96,000) and the amount of local matching funds to be committed ($24,000).
According to the meeting materials, the resolution would also authorize the City Manager to act as the city’s agent in preparing and submitting the SS4A application. The city described the SS4A technical assistance as a step toward creating an Action Plan to improve transportation safety for pedestrians, bicyclists, motorists, older adults, children and people with disabilities within the city limits.
The meeting record does not include a recorded vote on Resolution 2026-09. The agenda notes the resolution is a required part of the grant-application process; no final action or vote was specified in the work-session minutes. The packet lists the requested technical-assistance amount ($96,000) and the city match ($24,000) as discrete figures for the application.
