SS4A Grant Funding Process and Important Steps

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This webinar is led by ITE Traffic Engineering Council and Safety Council.

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Webinar Description:
Whether you've recently just been awarded a SS4A (Safe Streets and Roads for All) planning grant, interested in applying for an SS4A planning grant, or simply curious about what a SS4A plan is, this webinar is for you.

Join Lucas County (Ohio) Engineer Mike Pniewski and Toole Design Principal Planner Catherine Girves as we walk through all the basics: a conversation about setting up the project, a detailed walk through the eight components of the Safe Streets and Roads for All Action Plan, and even some thoughts about how to write a plan that positions communities for competitive grants for implementation funding.

Learning Objectives:

Understand the process following the award of an SS4A grant.
Recognize which SS4A grant your community is eligible for.
Describe and understand the kinds of projects SS4A grants can fund.

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Contributors

Moderator: Ayden Cohen, RSP, Planner | Toole Design Group | Washington, DC, United States

Ayden is a planner with both public and nonprofit sector experience ranging from small town economic development to regional level TDM efforts. Ayden brings a diverse skillset to each and every project with specialties in GIS, Safe Routes to School, Vision Zero, and public engagement. Ayden is extremely passionate about creating safe roadway systems for users all roadway users of varying ages and abilities.
Catherine Girves, Principal Planner | Toole Design Group | Columbus, Ohio, USA

Catherine is a Principal Planner in Toole Design’s Columbus office. With two decades of experience in active transportation, she enjoys helping community leaders understand how accommodating our most vulnerable travelers also forwards the important health, safety, and economic goals that all communities have. She has designed and operated multiple award-winning programs to encourage mode shift and has personally taught hundreds of people to lawfully and joyfully get from one place to another by bike. Catherine has a long, rich, and diverse history of participating in the development and implementation of policies to create beloved community.
Mike Pniewski, P.E., Engineer | Lucas County Engineer's Office | Toledo, Ohio, USA

Mike began with the Lucas County Engineer’s Office on August 21, 2017, as Chief Deputy Lucas County Engineer. He has worked as an engineer for over 10 years in the private sector, been an adjunct professor in civil engineering and land surveying for over five years at various universities including the University of Toledo and most recently worked seven years for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Buffalo District at their Toledo Project Office. He is a licensed Professional Engineer in six states including Ohio, and a licensed Professional Surveyor in Ohio and California. Mike is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP), a LEED accredited professional and a Certified Federal Surveyor.

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Contributors

Moderator: Ayden Cohen, RSP, Planner | Toole Design Group | Washington, DC, United States

Catherine Girves, Principal Planner | Toole Design Group | Columbus, Ohio, USA

Mike Pniewski, P.E., Engineer | Lucas County Engineer's Office | Toledo, Ohio, USA