Morgan Hill police gets 90,000 to fund traffic safety, education programs - Local News Matters

The Morgan Hill Police Department announced it received a $90,000 grant to improve traffic safety enforcement and education programs. Funding will support initiatives such as DUI checkpoints, hands-free driving enforcement, and targeted patrols for serious traffic violations. Community presentations on traffic safety issues and recertification training for officers will also be funded by the grant. Police Chief Shane Palsgrove highlighted the department's commitment to reducing dangerous driving behaviors through a combination of education and enforcement. This funding comes from a state grant program supported by a federal grant from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

The grant aims to enhance road safety and prevent accidents in the community. The program will be active until September 2026. This proactive approach reflects the department's dedication to improving public safety on local roads.