Safe Streets & Roads Funding (SA-22-26) and Fire Defibrillator Grant (SA-21-26)
City of Annapolis
Summary
Two supplemental spending items were scheduled: $842,900 total for the Safe Streets & Roads traffic-safety project using federal grant money plus city reserves, and $21,378.50 matched to buy another defibrillator unit for the Fire Department under the state EMS grant.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Jun 8, 2026.
Impact analysis
$683,200 federal grant plus $159,700 city reserve funds for street safety; $21,378.50 in grant and matching funds for a fire defibrillator.
Road users and pedestrians through safer streets, and fire crews and EMS patients through newer defibrillators.
Mentions & discussions (3)
City Council (Regular) - Jun 8, 2026
Two supplemental spending items were scheduled: $842,900 total for the Safe Streets & Roads traffic-safety project using federal grant money plus city reserves, and $21,378.50 matched to buy another defibrillator unit for the Fire Department under the state EMS grant.
Finance Committee - Regular Meeting - Jun 3, 2026
The city is putting about $842,900 toward its Safe Streets & Roads project — mostly federal grant money, with $159,700 of local capital reserve funds. This is the kind of funding that goes toward street safety improvements citywide.
Transportation Committee - Regular Meeting - Mar 11, 2026
The city's bike/ped coordinator took questions on making streets safer for cyclists and pedestrians. Committee members want written goals, city-level improvement recommendations, and quarterly progress reports.
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