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Regional Transportation Council update: Collin County wins grants, TIP 2027–30 process begins
Summary
Commissioner Webb reported that Collin County secured a substantial share of proposed grants for public EV charging projects, approved spending up to $50,000 for outside counsel on charging‑station expansion, and began work on the 2027–2030 transportation improvement program; he warned that projects not listed on the TIP likely won't get built.
Commissioner Webb gave the court a summary of the recent Regional Transportation Council meeting, reporting that Collin County received a large share of proposed grants for public electric‑vehicle charging projects and that the council approved spending up to $50,000 to retain outside counsel to advise on expanding charging infrastructure.
Webb said the council also approved a small working group to coordinate with the Council of Governments and expanded the transportation development credits program so more local governments can supply federal matching credits for projects. He told the court the Transportation Improvement Program for 2027–2030 has begun and emphasized that "if it's not on the TIP, it doesn't get built."
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