"Working with technologically progressive states such as Michigan, Ohio, and Georgia has enabled us to continually improve and streamline the processes associated with managing Highway Safety grants.  Not only does a web-based grants management system benefit State program and financial staff, it also provides sub-grantees a quicker and easier way to apply and receive grant funding," remarked IntelliGrants^TM Solutions Consultant, Ryan Minto.

"Using a Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) solution approach to implement IntelliGrants^TM provides substantial cost savings to our clients and a shorter implementation timeframe compared to 100% custom-developed systems," said Agate Director of eGovernment, Scott Jenkins. "At Agate, our goal is to create 'Best Practices' in web-based grant management. Highway Safety is a prime area of focus to make this a reality."

The Georgia GOHS goal is to provide highway safety data and fact-based analyses that will assist communities and safety advocates in implementing effective programs that will change high-risk driving behavior and increase safety on our streets and highways.The Mission of the Governor's Office of Highway Safety is to educate the public on traffic safety and facilitate the implementation of programs that reduce crashes, injuries, and fatalities on Georgia roadways.  Visit the GOHS website at:  www.gohs.state.ga.us.

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