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Commission adopts 2026 Corridor Preservation Fund priority list so projects can pursue grants
Summary
County staff said state code requires an annual priority list to qualify projects for Corridor Preservation Fund grants; commissioners adopted the 2026 list (about a dozen projects countywide), with new items highlighted for 2026.
Box Elder County commissioners voted to adopt the 2026 Corridor Preservation Fund priority list, a required step for local projects to be eligible for state transportation funding cycles.
County staff explained the list acts as a "wish list" that must include a project for it to be eligible for funding under state code. Staff noted the list typically contains about 12 projects drawn from cities, towns and the county; highlighted items on the staff draft are new additions for 2026. "Ultimately, what this priority list is is a wish list," staff said, and commissioners discussed timing and application requirements, including that applications should generally be submitted before a project begins.
A commissioner moved to adopt the priority list as presented; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. Staff will email the list to municipalities and accept applications in the coming funding cycles.
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