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TPCC approves roughly $1.4 million in Transportation Alternatives awards for Bozeman urbanized area
Summary
The Bozeman MPO Transportation Policy Coordinating Committee on a motion approved awards of roughly $1.4 million in federal Transportation Alternatives (TA) funds for three projects within the Bozeman urbanized area: a Safe Routes to School program, ADA and transit-access upgrades, and sidewalk infill near the Bozeman Sports Park.
The Bozeman MPO Transportation Policy Coordinating Committee on a motion approved awards of roughly $1.4 million in federal Transportation Alternatives (TA) funds for three projects within the Bozeman urbanized area: a Safe Routes to School program, ADA and transit-access upgrades, and sidewalk infill near the Bozeman Sports Park. The committee’s approval sends the recommendations to the state transportation commission for final authorization and allows contracting to begin this fall; construction or implementation is likely in 2026 or 2027 depending on contracting speed.
The TA program is a federally funded competitive program that pays for bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure and related programming. The three funded applications were: a Safe Routes to School program requesting about $60,000 in federal funds with a roughly $9,400 local match to run 48 events across eight elementary schools and provide a parent carpooling platform with partners…
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