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Safe Routes to School Program

Safe Routes to School Local Awards
Participant School District Type of Award Amount of Award* Project / Activity Description
Henry M. Brader Elementary School Christina School District Planning Assistance $10,000 Consultant planning assistance to create a comprehensive SRTS plan
Clayton Elementary School Smyrna School District Planning Assistance $10,000 Consultant planning assistance for feasibility analysis and cost estimates for infrastructure project planning
Nellie Hughes Stokes Elementary School Caesar Rodney School District Non-infrastructure and infrastructure $7000 Crossing Guard training; school staff coordinator stipend; bicycle rodeo; Stokes Striders walking club; Stokes Safety Patrol; bicycle racks
North Smyrna Elementary School Smyrna School District Planning Assistance $10,000 Consultant planning assistance for feasibility analysis and cost estimates for infrastructure project planning
Clayton Elementary School Smyrna School District Infrastructure and Non-infrastructure $125,000  for one infrastructure project and $1500 for non-infrastructure activities Sidewalk, crosswalk, curb ramp, curb extensions, signage improvements on Main St. and School Lane in the Town of Clayton. 2 sets of crossing guard vests/rain gear, 2 stop paddles with lights, 10 safety cones.
Frederick Douglass and Blades Elementary Schools Seaford School District Planning Assistance $20,000 Consultant planning assistance to create a comprehensive SRTS plan
Henry M. Brader Elementary School Christina School District Infrastructure and Non-infrastructure $125,000 for one infrastructure project and $5600 for non-infrastructure activities Sidewalk, curb ramp, crosswalk, signage improvements along Four Seasons Parkway and Summer Park Crescent. Walking School Bus program, walking/bicycling program
North Smyrna Elementary School Smyrna School District Infrastructure and Non-infrastructure $250,000 for two infrastructure projects and $1500 for non-infrastructure activities Curb ramp, crosswalk, sidewalk, and signage improvements near the school entrance on North Main St., on Providence Drive, and Greens Branch Lane, in the Town of Smyrna. 2 sets of crossing guard vests/rain gear, 2 stop paddles with lights, 10 safety cones.
Smyrna Elementary School Smyrna School District Infrastructure $125,000 Curb ramp, crosswalk, sidewalk improvements on School Lane and South Street in the Town of Smyrna
Silver Lake Elementary School Appoquinimink School District Planning Assistance $10,000 Consultant planning assistance to create a comprehensive SRTS plan
Kent County Alternative Programs/Kent County Community School/ Booker T. Washington Elementary/William Henry Middle Schools Capital School District Planning Assistance $40,000 Consultant planning assistance to create a comprehensive SRTS plan
Elbert-Palmer Elementary School Christina School District Planning Assistance $10,000 Consultant planning assistance to create a comprehensive SRTS plan
Richey Elementary School Red Clay Consolidated School District Planning Assistance $10,000 Consultant planning assistance to create a comprehensive SRTS plan
Baltz Elementary School Red Clay Consolidated School District Planning Assistance $10,000 Consultant planning assistance to create a comprehensive SRTS plan
Rehoboth Elementary School Cape Henlopen School District Planning Assistance $10,000 Consultant planning assistance to create a comprehensive SRTS plan
Milton Elementary School Cape Henlopen School District Planning Assistance $10,000 Consultant planning assistance to create a comprehensive SRTS plan
Fred Fifer Middle School Caesar Rodney School District Planning Assistance $10,000 Consultant planning assistance to create a comprehensive SRTS plan
Central Middle School Capital School District Planning Assistance $10,000 Consultant planning assistance to create a comprehensive SRTS plan
Towne Point Elementary School Capital School District Planning Assistance $10,000 Consultant planning assistance to create a comprehensive SRTS plan
JB Moore Intermediate School Smyrna School District Planning Assistance $10,000 Consultant planning assistance to create a comprehensive SRTS plan
Lake Forest South Elementary School Lake Forest School District Planning Assistance $10,000 Consultant planning assistance to create a comprehensive SRTS plan
Chipman Middle School Lake Forest School District Planning Assistance $10,000 Consultant planning assistance to create a comprehensive SRTS plan
Frederick Douglass Elementary School Seaford School District Infrastructure $125,000 Curb ramp and sidewalk construction on Douglass Street and school property in City of Seaford, New bike racks on school property
Kent County Alternative Programs/Kent County Community School/ Booker T. Washington Elementary/William Henry Middle Schools Capital School District Infrastructure $400,000 Curb ramp, crosswalk, striping, sidewalk, bike rack improvements on school campuses, Saulsbury Rd., Division St., and Carver Rd. in the City of Dover
Elbert-Palmer Elementary School Christina School District Infrastructure $125,000 Sidewalk, crosswalk, curb ramp, pavement marking, signage improvements on Chapel St., Lobdell St., S. Claymont St., A St., B St. in the City of Wilmington
Richey Elementary School Red Clay Consolidated School District Infrastructure $125,000 Sidewalk, curb ramp, crosswalk, pavement marking, signage improvements on E. Highland Avenue, 3rd Avenue, Walnut St., and school campus in Town of Newport. Mixed-use path on school property connecting school to adjacent neighborhood, new bike racks
Baltz Elementary School Red Clay Consolidated School District Infrastructure $125,000 Curb ramp, crosswalk, sidewalk, pavement marking, signage improvements on school property, Spruce Avenue, Poplar Avenue, Olga Rd., Anvil Rd., Sanders Rd., Kirkwood Highway, Oak Hill Drive, in Town of Elsmere. New bike racks
Rehoboth Elementary School Cape Henlopen School District Infrastructure $125,000 New bike racks, crosswalk improvements on school campus, signage, pavement marking, sidewalk on Old Bay Rd., Stockley St. Extension, school property in City of Rehoboth Beach
Milton Elementary School Cape Henlopen School District Infrastructure $125,000 Curbing and pavement marking on school property, crosswalk, sidewalk, curb ramp, signage on Federal St. and Chestnut St. in Town of Milton
Silver Lake Elementary School Appoquinimink School District Non-Infrastructure $5,224 Walkie-talkies, Fitness Finders walking club materials, water bottles, bicycles, bike locks, cones, safety vests, rain jackets, stop paddles
Brader Elementary School Christina School District Non-Infrastructure $1,195 Bicycles, bike locks, cones, safety vests, rain jackets
Downes Elementary School Christina School District Non-Infrastructure $846 Bicycles, helmets, bike locks
Richey Elementary School Red Clay Consolidated School District Non-Infrastructure $1,584 Safety vests, stop paddles
Milton Elementary School Cape Henlopen School District Non-Infrastructure $275 Cones
Elbert-Palmer Elementary School Christina School District Non-Infrastructure $192 Safety vests
Capital School District and City of Dover Police Capital School District Non-Infrastructure $23,400 Radar speed dollies for traffic education and enforcement
Town of Elsmere Police and Baltz Elementary School Red Clay Consolidated School District Non-Infrastructure $3,380 Radar speed trailer for traffic education and enforcement
*Award amounts are approximate and reflect committed funds, not funds spent. For infrastructure projects, final costs depend on the field conditions, final scope of work, and contract costs at the time of construction. For non-infrastructure activities, DelDOT orders and provides the materials to the schools.

 

Safe Routes to School Statewide Spending
Project/Activity Title Type of Funding Amount of Funding* Project/Activity Description
Project Management Management $27,500 Project management tasks associated with non-infrastructure projects
SRTS Training Seminars Non-infrastructure $1700 1 training seminar in each county in February and March 2007
ITE Safe Routes to School Web Seminar Series Non-infrastructure $1300 Webinar series on SRTS engineering strategies in July 2007
2007 International Walk to School Week Non-infrastructure $16,000 Materials, supplies for participating schools
SRTS Implementation Program Management $307,350 Consultant assistance in preparing for the construction of SRTS infrastructure projects
Media Campaign Non-infrastructure $75,959 SRTS advertisements on Comcast channels
Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Activity Books and Stickers Non-infrastructure $21,700 Activity booklets and leader guides: Bicycle for grades 4-8; Pedestrian for grades K-8; Personal Safety for grades K-3; traffic safety stickers
Bicycle Safety Booklet and Toolkit Non-infrastructure $21,900 Delaware-specific bicycle safety activity and coloring booklet for K-3 grade students; Bicycle Rodeo teachers' toolkit
Bookmarks Non-infrastructure $5,560 "I'm Safe" Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Bookmarks
Bulk order for Walk to School Month and other school activities, Summer 2009 Non-infrastructure $44,141 Reflective zipper pulls, shoe pocket reflectors, sun visors, flashlights
Bulk order for local school programs Fall 2009 Non-infrastructure $43,617 Pedometers, Walking Logs, Punch cards, Punch card holders, bicycle reflectors
Walk to School Month 2009 Non-infrastructure $385 Long-sleeve polo shirts for staff
ITE Webinar Non-infrastructure $25 Feb. 2010 webinar on multi-modal school site planning
Bicycle and Pedestrian safety contest Non-infrastructure $31,395 Poster contest for 3rd-5th grade students. Winning entries will be produced on an 18-month calendar and pocket folders
*Funding amounts are approximate
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