FFY 2027 GOHS Grants
Forecasted
FFY 2027 GOHS Grants support Arizona agencies with enforcement, education, training, equipment, and data systems to address highway safety problems and reduce traffic crashes, fatalities, and injuries.
Funder: Arizona Governor's Office of Highway Safety
Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2027 (Submission deadline)
Funding Amounts: One-year reimbursable grants; employee related expenses capped at 40%
Summary: Supports Arizona highway safety programs addressing traffic crashes, fatalities, and injuries through enforcement, education, training, equipment, and data systems.
Key Information: Governmental, tax-based, and nonprofit agencies may apply; equipment-only grants are not allowed.
Description
The Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety (GOHS) administers federal highway safety grants funded by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The program supports Arizona agencies in addressing documented highway safety problems, eliminating deficiencies, and expanding existing programs. Projects must supplement rather than replace ongoing state or local expenditures.
Funding areas include accident investigation, impaired driving, emergency medical services, occupant protection, pedestrian and bicycle safety, police traffic services and speed control, roadway safety and traffic records, and motorcycle safety. Supported work includes enforcement, public education, collision reconstruction training, emergency response improvements, equipment purchases, needs and engineering studies, and data systems. GOHS emphasizes data-driven problem identification, measurable goals, and activities connected to reducing traffic fatalities and injuries.
