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Año Fiscal 2021-2025 ADOPTADO

Programa de mejora del transporte (TIP)

Public Notice: Call for Projects

MetroPlan (Flagstaff Metropolitan Planning Org.)

2027-2031 Transportation Improvement Program

February 24 – March 26, 2024

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The public may recommend projects for consideration in the 2027-2031 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). The TIP represents the five-year program of capital surface transportation projects that utilize federal transportation funds or otherwise impact regionally significant highways, roads, and transit services (see Regional Transportation Plan at metroplanflg.org).

 

The program covers projects in Flagstaff and part of Coconino County for fiscal years 2027 through 2031. Agencies included in the TIP and that may also submit projects are the City of Flagstaff, Coconino County, the Arizona Department of Transportation, and Mountain Line Transit.  All projects submitted by the public and the agencies listed will be considered against the funds available.  All projects must be determined to support the MetroPlan (FMPO) regional transportation plan.  Qualified submitted projects may be eligible for grant funding opportunities.

 

Few formula funds are available for programming. Most requests, if meeting basic eligibility requirements, will be placed in an unfunded or illustrative list of projects pending grant application submittal and subsequent award.

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Please send comments to the MetroPlan Transportation Planner, Mandia Gonzales, by email mandia.gonzales@metroplanflg.org. For more information, call MetroPlan at (928) 699-3053.

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TIP Update FY 2027-2030

​MetroPlan is kicking off the update to the Transportation Improvement Program to incorporate projects for the fiscal years 2027 to 2030. 

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​MetroPlan is mandated to produce a Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) to track regional federal transportation spending. The TIP indicates the year that funds will be obligated for a project.

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The update process and schedule is provided for public information purposes. 

TIP Adoption Schedule

  • October 2, 2025 - Executive Board approves TIP adoption schedule

  • November-December, 2025 – TIP compliance requirements review

  • January 28, 2026 – Call for projects to TAC members

  • February 24, 2026 – Ad in Daily Sun and web posting: Call for Projects (30 days)

  • March 2026 – Draft TIP preparation

  • April 12, 2026 - Ad and posting: Call for Comments
    (45 days)

  • April 22, 2026 – TAC reviews draft

  • May 27, 2026 – TAC recommendation to Board for TIP adoption

  • June 5, 2026 – Board adoption

2025-2029 Transportation Improvement Program Adopted

 

Thank you for your public comments on the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). The Adopted MetroPlan 2025-2029 Transportation Improvement Program is available for your viewing below.

 

The TIP represents the five-year program of capital surface transportation projects that utilize federal transportation funds or otherwise impact regionally significant highways, roads, and transit services.

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The program covers projects in Flagstaff and part of Coconino County for fiscal years 2025 through 2029. Agencies included in the TIP are the City of Flagstaff, Coconino County, the Arizona Department of Transportation, Northern Arizona University, and Mountain Line, the regional transit provider.  The public submitted one project during the Call for Projects, a bus shelter across from the Adult Center on Thorpe, and the agencies listed submitted projects.  Projects submitted before adoption will be considered for inclusion if determined to support the MetroPlan (FMPO) regional transportation plan.

 

Questions? Contact planning@metroplanflg.org

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View the Adopted Transportation Improvement Program here

Each metropolitan planning organization (MPO) must prepare a Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP), in accordance with 49 USC 5303(i), to accomplish the objectives outlined by the MPO, the state, and the public transportation providers with respect to the development of the metropolitan area's transportation network. This plan must identify how the metropolitan area will manage and operate a multi-modal transportation system (including transit, highway, bicycle, pedestrian, and accessible transportation) to meet the region's economic, transportation, development, and sustainability goals - among others - for a 20+ year planning horizon while remaining fiscally constrained.

For earlier TIP documents and amendments please contact planning@metroplanflg.org

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