Transportation Improvement Program

Through our Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), residents and communities can see what transportation projects in their area are receiving funding during the next four years. It includes a listing of the projects and programs, as well as the specific funding sources committed to each of them. All projects receiving federal funding are included in the TIP. The TIP prioritizes the actions that will help us achieve performance targets established in our Metropolitan Transportation Plan.

2026-2029 TIP Update
The TIP is fully updated every two years. MORPC works collaboratively with regional stakeholders to develop a draft of the TIP, which is published for a public comment period before final revisions and adoption. The public comment period for the SFY 2026-2029 update ended on April 11, 2025. The final version of the document is available below and was formally adopted on May 8th, 2025.

SFY 2026-2029 Transportation Improvement Program

Learn More About the 2026-2029 TIP
View the Guide to the Transportation Improvement Program to learn more about how the TIP is developed and what projects are included in the 2026-2029 TIP.

TIP Dashboard

The TIP is modified frequently. To provide up-to-date project information, MORPC has created the TIP Dashboard. This dashboard is updated monthly to reflect the most recent project data and provides an updated picture of what transportation improvement projects can be expected through SFY 2029. The dashboard can be accessed at the link below.

Schedules and cost estimates for large construction projects change constantly, and transportation projects are no exception. Sometimes new projects emerge as opportunities arise. We do not have to amend the TIP for every change to every project. However, we do amend it for some significant changes so that projects can proceed toward construction. For these situations, we have adopted these resolutions to amend the 2026-2029 TIP:

To improve the transparency of the expenditure of federal transportation funds, we release a report listing funding obligated for every fiscal year. The obligation is the federal government’s legal commitment to pay the federal share of a project’s cost. The obligated funds are attributable to entire projects, including those portions located outside of our planning area. The reports provide technical information in a format understandable by anyone interested in surface transportation improvement, and it includes the federal amount listed in the TIP or subsequent TIP amendments.

Annual Federal Obligation Listing (State Fiscal Year 2024)

Annual Federal Obligation Listing (State Fiscal Year 2023)

Annual Federal Obligation Listing (State Fiscal Year 2022)

Annual Federal Obligation Listing (State Fiscal Year 2021)

Annual Federal Obligation Listing (State Fiscal Year 2020)

Annual Federal Obligation Listing (State Fiscal Year 2019)

Annual Federal Obligation Listing (State Fiscal Year 2018)

Annual Federal Obligation Listing (State Fiscal Year 2017)

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