Key highlights on regulations, policies, and program funding for the transportation professional
A strong safety plan should do more than document community needs—it should provide a clear path toward projects, funding, and implementation.
The Safety Navigator for California Communities (SNCC) is focused on how local and tribal agencies can use their existing safety plans to identify promising projects and pursue funding opportunities. It's September webinar offers practical strategies, California examples, expert panelists, and guidance that agencies can apply in their own communities.
Additionally, SNCC Director Dr. Anurag Pande is hosting regular virtual office hours to discuss project development, funding strategies, safety planning, and grant competitiveness. Stop by with questions about transportation projects or other challenges your agency may be navigating—no appointment necessary!
SNCC Virtual Office Hours
Tuesdays | 1:30–2:30 p.m. Pacific
Join live via Zoom
All SNCC support, resources, webinars, and technical assistance are provided free of charge. Take advantage of these opportunities and reach out whenever you need assistance.
The Safety Navigator for California Communities (SNCC) at Cal Poly provides technical assistance and guidance to California's local agencies, tribes, and communities navigating transportation safety planning and federal funding.
SNCC specializes in helping small, rural, and underserved communities access and compete for competitive grant programs, offering support throughout the application process from initial planning to final submission.
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