Peoria Standard

Illinois Representative, [Rep. Weaver], has highlighted the Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Program on #NOFOFriday. The program aims to reduce the number of crashes involving pedestrians and cyclists in the state of Illinois. The grant, which is administered by the Illinois Department of Transportation, offers a total of $1,200,000 in funding.

The Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Program is open to various organizations, including government entities, nonprofit organizations, and for-profit organizations. This provides a wide range of opportunities for interested parties to apply for the grant and contribute to improving pedestrian and bicycle safety in Illinois.

Rep. Weaver encourages anyone with an interest in this grant or those seeking more information about other available grants and the application process to contact her office. Interested individuals can visit her website or call (309) 204-6514 for further assistance.

With the grant funding, organizations can implement projects and initiatives that focus on reducing the incidence of crashes involving pedestrians and cyclists. These projects may include infrastructure improvements, educational campaigns, and community engagement activities.

According to Rep. Weaver, "This grant presents a valuable opportunity for organizations to make a real impact on the safety of pedestrians and cyclists in Illinois. By implementing effective strategies and initiatives, we can reduce the number of accidents and create a safer environment for everyone."

The Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Program aligns with the state's commitment to promoting active transportation and ensuring the well-being of its residents. By investing in projects that prioritize pedestrian and bicycle safety, Illinois aims to enhance the overall quality of life for its citizens.

Interested parties are urged to take advantage of this funding opportunity and contribute to the ongoing efforts to improve pedestrian and bicycle safety in Illinois. With the support of organizations and individuals dedicated to this cause, the state can make significant progress towards creating a safer and more accessible environment for pedestrians and cyclists.

To learn more about the Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Program, interested parties can contact Rep. Weaver's office through her website or by calling (309) 204-6514. Don't miss out on this opportunity to make a positive impact on the safety of pedestrians and cyclists in Illinois. Apply for the grant today!