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MPO board adopts TIP amendment to fund raised pavement markings on North River Road
Summary
The MPO Policy Board adopted Resolution T25‑01 to add federal safety funds — just under $190,000 — to the 2024–2028 TIP for Tippecanoe County to install raised pavement markings on North River Road (anticipated FY2026). The Technical Transportation Committee and APC staff recommended approval.
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The MPO Policy Board on Jan. 9 approved Resolution T25‑01 to amend the 2024–2028 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) to show federal funds for raised pavement markings on North River Road from the West Lafayette city limits to I‑65.
Doug, APC staff, said the Indiana Department of Transportation offered $50 million in safety funds for small local projects and that Tippecanoe County’s project will use "just under $190,000" in federal funds, with an anticipated year of 2026. He told the board the Technical Transportation Committee had reviewed the request and recommended approval.
The board then conducted a roll‑call vote on the resolution. Members recorded 'Aye' votes and the chair declared the resolution adopted.
Why it matters: projects funded through the TIP are required to be shown in both the TIP and the state’s STIP before federally funded work proceeds. Adding this project to the TIP allows the county to proceed with design and procurement steps needed to install the raised pavement markings once federal obligations are in place.
What’s next: APC staff will update the TIP documents and track federal obligation timing; Doug said staff expect the project to appear in FY2026 accounting and follow the usual federal procurement and construction steps.
Vote and procedural notes: the motion to adopt Resolution T25‑01 followed APC staff recommendation and the Technical Transportation Committee’s endorsement. The board’s roll‑call vote recorded affirmative votes that resulted in approval.

