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MPO advances Metropolitan Transportation Plan, issues state Transportation Project Fund call deadlines

2291416 · February 12, 2025
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Summary

MPO staff briefed the board on the Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP) update schedule and opened a state Transportation Project Fund (TPF) call for projects with March–May deadlines and ranking steps across MPO committees.

Mesilla Valley MPO staff reported that the Metropolitan Transportation Plan update is nearing completion and outlined a schedule to finalize the long-range plan before the Mobility 2045 plan expires on June 30, 2025. Staff described stakeholder meetings, public outreach plans and a required adoption timeline.

Staff also opened the state Transportation Project Fund (TPF) call for projects, detailing eligibility, application components and a submission schedule. Key TPF dates: feasibility form due March 21, 2025 at noon; a technical meeting with NMDOT on March 28, 2025; full application due April 2, 2025; committee ranking recommendations in April–May; final policy board ranking and action planned for May 14, 2025; MPO upload to NMDOT FTP by May 31, 2025. Staff emphasized the TPF program is state-funded and can cover planning, design, construction and right-of-way acquisition, and noted a 5% local match requirement.

On the MTP, staff said most Mobility 2045 elements will carry forward; the MPO will hold three public meetings (north, central, south MPO area) during April as the final public outreach; the draft plan will proceed to BPAC, TAC and the policy board for recommendation and adoption in June. Board members encouraged staff to coordinate public-notice efforts with local public-affairs offices to maximize participation.