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Kent Police is set to get £850,000 to help with planning for Brexit.
About 1,000 landowners across Kent have received letters from highways bosses as the government aims to find a solution to Operation Stack.
A minister has warned Kent's main port and the Eurotunnel could face six months of disruption in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
The government has been urged to fast track £20m of funding to help Kent County Council prepare for possible gridlock on its roads after Brexit.
Gridlocked roads caused by a no-deal Brexit could leave household rubbish uncollected and carers unable to reach elderly people, a report has warned.
Business Secretary Greg Clark, who is an MP in Kent, has said a no-deal Brexit would damage business prosperity.
While many identify advantages, many fear for a difficult 12 months ahead for the economy as a result of Brexit.
Two senior MPs have backed a call for Parliament to have a greater say on the Brexit deal if the Prime Minister's proposal is rejected by the Commons.
