Solano Safe Routes to School (SR2S) Program Launches Micro Grant Cycle 2
SR2S Micro Grant (Cycle 2) is
currently accepting applications
with $100,000 in funding available for
Solano County Community Partners.
Last year the SR2S Program launched a Micro Grant Pilot Program. This program awarded funding to 14 projects to support walk and bike programs, purchase safety equipment, and install safety projects around schools. See the complete list of projects from the pilot program.

Building on the success of the pilot program, we are excited to announce the upcoming SR2S Micro Grant Cycle 2 with $100,000 in funding available. Learn more about this grant opportunity and how this funding can help increase walking, biking, and safety for students.
Visit the SR2S website for more information and to apply.

Deadline to apply:
July 15, 2021 at 5:00pm

Below are some of the projects completed last year.
See the complete listing of Cycle 1 Projects here.
Crossing Improvements and Radar Feedback Signs
Rectangular Rapid
Flashing Beacon
Budget cost $22,490
The City of Benicia installed a Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon (RRFB) at Joe Henderson Elementary to increase safety as students walk to and from school.
Radar Feedback Signs
Budget cost $30,000
The City of Vacaville installed 4 Radar Feedback signs at locations near Browns Valley, Callison, Cambridge elementary schools to remind drivers to slow down in school zones.
Bike, Scooter, and Skateboard Parking Projects
Bike Corral Project
Budget cost $5,100
Riverview Middle School (Rio Vista) received funding to build a Bike Corral and purchase storage boxes to keep students' bikes, scooters, skateboards and helmets secure during the day.
Scooter and Skateboard Racks
Budget cost $4,500
Vaca Pena Middle School (Vacaville) installed locking scooter/skateboard racks and a bicycle air pump to encourage students to ride to school.
Walk and Bike Program Incentives and Safety Equipment
Pedestrian Safety Lessons and Walking Program
Budget cost $2,500
Kairos Public Schools (Vacaville) implemented pedestrian safety education in student PE classes utilizing equipment and incentive items awarded with the Micro Grant. The school also plans to launch a walking program led by middle school leadership students.
Safety Equipment and WOW Wednesday Program Incentives
Budget cost $1,500
Dixon Montessori Charter School Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) received funding for materials and safety equipment to update school drop-off and pick-up procedures, and incentives for the Weekly Walk or Wheel (WOW) Wednesday program planned to resume next school year.