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Technical Transportation Committee votes to recommend 2026 TIP to policy board

3029424 · April 17, 2025
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Summary

The Tippecanoe County Technical Transportation Committee voted to recommend adoption of the draft 2026 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) to the policy board after a staff presentation and a public-comment period earlier in the year.

The Tippecanoe County Technical Transportation Committee voted to recommend that the policy board adopt the draft Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for 2026.

Planning staff told the committee the TIP process began with a call for projects last October, project lists were received in December, projects were financially constrained in January and the draft was posted for public comment in early February. Staff said they had received comments from the state department (NDOT) and the Federal Highway Administration and had responded; they do not expect comments from the Federal Transit Administration because of staffing shortages there.

Committee discussion at the meeting was brief. One committee member moved that the committee recommend adoption by the policy board; another member seconded. The chair called for the vote and members present voiced "aye." The motion passed and the committee’s recommendation will go to the policy board for final action. Individual roll-call vote counts were not specified in the meeting record.

The draft TIP is available online for review, and committee members said the adoption process before the policy board begins with this recommendation. No further conditions or amendments to the TIP were stated during the committee motion.

Looking ahead, staff indicated the committee will begin discussing the 2026 federal funding program at future meetings.