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TPO staff: new FY26–29 TIP effective Aug. 1; online project tracker unveiled
Summary
TPO staff reported the FY26–29 TIP was approved by federal partners effective Aug. 1, covering roughly $968 million in regional investments across 30 listed projects and seven groupings, and demonstrated a new statewide online project tracker for project details and local filtering.
Craig (TPO staff) told the executive board that the FY26–29 Transportation Improvement Program was approved by federal partners effective Aug. 1 and that the document supersedes the prior TIP for referencing federal obligations. He said the TIP accounts for about $968,000,000 in total regional transportation investments and breaks projects into individual listings and seven project groupings.
"Top line takeaway is really close to 1000000000 dollars in total transportation investments regionally," Craig said, outlining that the TIP lists 30 individually listed projects and multiple groupings such as bike and pedestrian, ITS updates and preservation/safety placeholders. He demonstrated a new statewide online project tracker that allows users to view funding sources, county filters and project pages; staff will email the link and provide PDFs for local staff distribution.
Craig also reviewed TPO‑administered suballocated revenues (STBGL programming revenue approximately $108 million with roughly $33.6 million unprogrammed balance) and noted planned program reserves for cost overruns. He said future functionality will allow local agencies to request project changes directly through the platform when logins are activated.
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