Program Sustainability Clause Samples

The Program Sustainability clause outlines the requirements and expectations for maintaining the ongoing viability of a program beyond its initial funding or implementation period. Typically, this clause specifies the responsibilities of the parties to secure additional resources, develop long-term plans, or integrate the program into existing operations to ensure its continued impact. Its core practical function is to ensure that the benefits and objectives of the program persist over time, addressing the risk of the program ending prematurely due to lack of support or resources.
Program Sustainability. 11-9-1 Benefits payable under this provision are subject to annual negotiation.
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Program Sustainability. The funds for this grant period will be used during the grant fiscal year 2023-2024. When collision data is made available, the effectiveness of the enforcement details can be measured against prior data from prior years to determine the overall impact this program had. Once there is no longer a need to conduct enforcement details, the request for grant funding for enforcement details will not me made.
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Program Sustainability. SHP will work with the district to provide one-on-one support to an “adult champion” and an existing or newly established youth club within each of the schools, connecting them to Students Against Violence Everywhere (SAVE) Promise Club tools, support and resources. SHP will provide coaching and help develop workplans and calendars, including implementation and follow up support for Call to Action (CTA) weeks. SHP will also help connect the school clubs to outside resources that can support and promote the work via volunteer Promise Leaders.
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Program Sustainability. The Garden Grove Police Department's main goal is to reduce the amount of dangerous DUI drivers on our roadways. In an effort to combat the ongoing trend of DUI related injury/fatal traffic collisions countywide, our department conducts saturation patrols almost weekly. Due to limited funding, DUI patrols and checkpoints are limited to the money allotted from competitive grants such as the OTS STEP GRANT and the CHP Cannabis Grant. Our department was fortunate to obtain the CHP Cannabis Tax Fund Grant for the first time in 2023 and a second time in 2024. To date we continue seeing great success in combating DUI drivers on our roadways. We are ambitious and extremely motivated to continue to utilize these funds and make a positive impact in the battle against impaired driving.
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Program Sustainability. SHP will work with the district to provide one-on-one support, tools, and resources to an “adult champion” and the youth club within each of the schools. In addition, while SHP will offer our (determined programs) at no-cost to (school district), best practices call for SHP’s Know the Signs Programs to be sustained via a Students Against Violence Everywhere (SAVE) Promise Club. SHP requires DISTRICT to identify an adult champion and youth club within each middle school and high school receiving a SHP program so that SHP can register them to become a SAVE Promise Club. SHP requires the DISTRICT to provide the name of the adult champion and club prior to receiving training. Finally, SHP will provide coaching and help develop workplans and calendars, including implementation and follow up support for CTA weeks. SHP will also help connect the school clubs to outside resources that can support and promote the work via volunteer Promise Leaders.
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Program Sustainability. Currently, the Anaheim Traffic Section is using grant funding to supplement educational efforts. With that funding we are able to conduct additional activities on an overtime basis while still maintaining normal staffing levels. This allows us to continue to provide the same level of service to the remainder of the community.
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Program Sustainability. The primary source of funding for this request comes from the CARES Act, and is a one-time infusion of funds to address homelessness. As such, the City will require that respondents provide a robust and feasible exit strategy that demonstrates long-term program sustainability (at least 5 years). The City will consider future investments based on program performance and results achieved.
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Program Sustainability. The Oakland Police Department's Traffic Division includes an enforcement unit dedicated to traffic-related matters. Additionally, there are additional officers trained to operate traffic enforcement vehicles, ensuring ongoing support for traffic enforcement initiatives.
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