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COG opens third‑quarter transportation grant cycle; letters of intent due May 5
Summary
Davis County staff announced the third‑quarter transportation grant process, asking local agencies to submit letters of intent by May 5 and full applications by mid‑July (approx. July 14); eligible projects include collectors, arterials, capacity improvements, active transportation and transit.
Davis County staff announced the official kickoff for the COG’s third‑quarter transportation grant program, outlining eligibility, deadlines and guidance for local project sponsors.
Staff said the program funds collector and arterial projects that improve capacity, mitigate congestion, advance active‑transportation options or support transit. The grant cycle opens with a letter of intent period; staff said letters of intent will be due on May 5 and full applications will be due in mid‑July (staff cited July 14 as the likely deadline). Applicants should coordinate with city engineers, public‑works directors and parks directors and identify projects in the 2‑to‑5‑year window in their transportation or general plans.
Staff emphasized that projects need not be shovel ready but must be moving toward design procurement so applicants can provide supporting materials. Safety improvements are a strong scoring factor; applicants should review the regional safety action plan and incorporate safety elements into proposals. Staff said detailed eligibility and application materials will be circulated to city engineers, public‑works directors and other relevant staff.
