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TDOT opens SPP/TAP rounds; TAP now covers engineering costs
Summary
TDOT/FHWA staff briefed the committee on statewide long-range plan outreach, the State Partnership Program (SPP) application, and the Transportation Alternatives/Multimodal Access grants. Staff noted the TAP now covers engineering costs and urged coordination with TPO staff and letters of support.
TDOT and FHWA representatives updated the committee on statewide planning outreach and open grant opportunities.
A TDOT representative said the State Partnership Program (SPP) application is open and the online portal now permits applicants to save progress. Staff explained the statewide call includes Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) funds and multimodal access grants, which primarily target bicycle and pedestrian projects. The TAP generally requires a 20% local match and multimodal access grants a 5% match; staff said the TAP now allows engineering and other pre-construction costs to be included, removing a previous barrier for smaller communities. "One thing with the TAP that is much different from previous years is it now includes engineering and the other cost," a TDOT representative said.
Staff encouraged jurisdictions to coordinate applications with TPO staff, noted deadlines and FAQ resources on the portal, and offered local-programs assistance including letters of support and planning coordination.
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