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County pursues TAP funding after Flexible Transportation denial for Sully Creek path

Billings County Board of County Commissioners · March 3, 2026
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Summary

Brosz Engineering reported Billings County did not receive State Flexible Transportation funds for the Medora-to-Sully Creek shared-use path; the county plans to apply for Transportation Alternatives Program funding and expects to bid construction in May with an estimated county-paid cost of $636,000.

Brosz Engineering informed the commission that Billings County did not receive State Flexible Transportation funding for the planned shared-use path from Medora to Sully Creek and that the county will instead apply for a Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) grant. Gayle Cox said the Medora-to-Sully Creek path is expected to be put out to bid in May and estimated the county—ost for construction at $636,000.

The status update prompted discussion of alternate funding sources and timing; no formal vote was required. Pat Redmond, Highway Superintendent, also reported truck deliveries and recommended amending equipment line items to finance additional equipment purchases and replacements.