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BPAC recommends TIP amendments including Roadrunner Transit updates, safe‑routes grant and I‑25 milepost change

5410921 · July 16, 2025
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Summary

MPO staff presented a set of routine TIP (Transportation Improvement Program) amendments for transit operating and capital funds, a Safe Routes to School grant, and an I‑25 Engler interchange milepost update. The BPAC voted to recommend the amendments to the MPO governing board.

Dominic Loehr of MPO staff presented several TIP amendments described as “housekeeping” for the end of the fiscal year, including operating and capital updates for Roadrunner Transit, rolling stock adjustments, a new Safe Routes to School project, and an I‑25 Engler interchange milepost update.

Loehr said the Roadrunner Transit operating entry (TL100) was being trued up across federal fiscal years 2025–2029 to reflect actual receipts and projections. Capital equipment (TL00120) and rolling stock (TL00140) lines were updated to reflect actual FTA awards for FY2024–2027. The MPO staff introduced LC600, a Safe Routes to School project, funded with TAP flex and small‑urban TAP funds and local matches, with a stated project total of $700,000; staff said that project will affect Performance Measure 1 (safety targets). Staff also presented LC00382, an NMDOT project for the I‑25 Engler interchange, which updates the milepost range from MP 6 to MP 8.3 and was listed as affecting Performance Measure 1 safety targets.

Committee members noted that the I‑25 milepost amendment was a last‑minute addition and that no dollar amount was listed for it in the packet; staff said the addition was late. After discussion, Ashley Curry moved and Aubrey Casillas seconded a motion recommending the suite of TIP amendments to the MPO governing board. The motion passed on a voice vote with no recorded opposition.

Why this matters: TIP amendments program federal and state transportation funds and update project records that guide design and construction. The Safe Routes to School entry and the I‑25 safety amendment were specifically noted as affecting MPO safety performance measures.

What happens next: BPAC recommended the amendments to the MPO governing board for final action; staff will carry the approved changes into the MPO TIP document and continue coordination with Roadrunner Transit and NMDOT on implementation.