Transportation Improvement
The WACOG Transportation Program includes the development of a four year local Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), which allocates federal funds for local street and road projects. The TIP is updated with amendments several times a year, and a new TIP is developed annually for the following year.
The WACOG region is apportioned approximately 1.0 million dollars of federal Surface Transportation funds to help La Paz and Mohave Counties, and their communities with local roadway projects.
Projects on the TIP must be fiscally constrained to the apportionment or allocation of funding, such as STBG and other funds. All other TIP project funds are grant funded and therefore constrained by the grant award.
WACOG TIP Amendments
Other funding sources listed on the WACOG TIP are here:
Highway Safety Improvement Projects
Transportation Alternative Projects
Federal Transit Administration Projects
Federal Highway (FHWA & Emergency Relief Projects)
Bridge Projects
US DOT Competitive Grants Dashboard
The DOT Competitive Grants Dashboard provides communities with an overview of competitive grant opportunities that can help meet their transportation infrastructure needs. Designed with all communities in mind, the Dashboard identifies grant programs with rural and Tribal set-asides or match waivers available. The Dashboard also includes Federal grant programs outside of DOT that may be of particular interest to rural communities. The Dashboard is updated weekly.
Click here for US DOT Competitive Grants Dashboard
AMPO Notice of Funding Availability Tracker
The Association of Metropolitan Planning Organizations live Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) Tracker tool identifies and tracks federal funding opportunities from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL)/Investment, Infrastructure, and Jobs Act (IIJA) that are most relevant to Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs). The NOFO Tracker is updated weekly with critical information on upcoming federal funding opportunities. Users are able to use the filter function to sort programs by application deadline, eligibility, category, agency, cost-share requirements and more.
Click here for AMPO NOFO Availability Tracker
Transportation Improvement
The WACOG Transportation Program includes the development of a four year local Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), which allocates federal funds for local street and road projects. The TIP is updated with amendments several times a year, and a new TIP is developed annually for the following year.
The WACOG region is apportioned approximately 1.0 million dollars of federal Surface Transportation funds to help La Paz and Mohave Counties, and their communities with local roadway projects.
Projects on the TIP must be fiscally constrained to the apportionment or allocation of funding, such as STBG and other funds. All other TIP project funds are grant funded and therefore constrained by the grant award.
WACOG TIP Amendments
Transportation Improvement
The WACOG Transportation Program includes the development of a four year local Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), which allocates federal funds for local street and road projects. The TIP is updated with amendments several times a year, and a new TIP is developed annually for the following year.
The WACOG region is apportioned approximately 1.0 million dollars of federal Surface Transportation funds to help La Paz and Mohave Counties, and their communities with local roadway projects.
Projects on the TIP must be fiscally constrained to the apportionment or allocation of funding, such as STBG and other funds. All other TIP project funds are grant funded and therefore constrained by the grant award.
WACOG TIP Amendments
Other funding sources listed on the WACOG TIP are here:
Highway Safety Improvement Projects
Transportation Alternative Projects
Federal Transit Administration Projects
Federal Highway (FHWA & Emergency Relief Projects)
Bridge Projects
Other funding sources listed on the WACOG TIP are here:
Highway Safety Improvement Projects
Transportation Alternative Projects
Federal Transit Administration Projects
Federal Highway (FHWA & Emergency Relief Projects)
Bridge Projects
STRENGTHENING COMMUNITIES, EMPOWERING PEOPLE
STRENGTHENING COMMUNITIES, EMPOWERING PEOPLE
STRENGTHENING COMMUNITIES,
EMPOWERING PEOPLE
WACOG 2025 Regional Priority Projects:
The massive levels of under-investment in our highways and roads has occurred over decades. ADOT’s current long-range transportation plan identified $53.3 billion in needs on our state highway system and only $22.8 billion in expected revenues. Local street systems are facing comparable shortfalls. RTAC will continue to strive to bridge that gap and increase the permanent revenue streams dedicated to funding our transportation infrastructure.
However, we recognize that, while a majority of state lawmakers are not quite ready to enact such measures, they do acknowledge the need to invest more in our highways and roads, and have increasingly supported directing one-time funding to infrastructure. While this process of “earmarking” general fund revenues for specific projects has helped alleviate the funding gap, it bypasses the programming processes that have been established at the state, regional and local levels to prioritize and make the best investment choices for the development and maintenance of our highways and roads.
The Western Arizona Council of Governments Technical Advisory Committee has identified the following projects of regional significance to propose for Arizona State surplus funding during the 2025 Legislative session:
Should you have any questions, please contact WACOG’s Transportation Planner at:
Western Arizona Council of Governments
Transportation Planner
208 N. 4th Street, Kingman, AZ 86401
Office Phone: 928-377-1070
WACOG 2025 Regional Priority Projects:
The massive levels of under-investment in our highways and roads has occurred over decades. ADOT’s current long-range transportation plan identified $53.3 billion in needs on our state highway system and only $22.8 billion in expected revenues. Local street systems are facing comparable shortfalls. RTAC will continue to strive to bridge that gap and increase the permanent revenue streams dedicated to funding our transportation infrastructure.
However, we recognize that, while a majority of state lawmakers are not quite ready to enact such measures, they do acknowledge the need to invest more in our highways and roads, and have increasingly supported directing one-time funding to infrastructure. While this process of “earmarking” general fund revenues for specific projects has helped alleviate the funding gap, it bypasses the programming processes that have been established at the state, regional and local levels to prioritize and make the best investment choices for the development and maintenance of our highways and roads.
The Western Arizona Council of Governments Technical Advisory Committee has identified the following projects of regional significance to propose for Arizona State surplus funding during the 2025 Legislative session:
Should you have any questions, please contact WACOG’s Transportation Planner at:
Western Arizona Council of Governments
Transportation Planner
208 N. 4th Street, Kingman, AZ 86401
Office Phone: 928-377-1070
WACOG 2025 Regional Priority Projects:
The massive levels of under-investment in our highways and roads has occurred over decades. ADOT’s current long-range transportation plan identified $53.3 billion in needs on our state highway system and only $22.8 billion in expected revenues. Local street systems are facing comparable shortfalls. RTAC will continue to strive to bridge that gap and increase the permanent revenue streams dedicated to funding our transportation infrastructure.
However, we recognize that, while a majority of state lawmakers are not quite ready to enact such measures, they do acknowledge the need to invest more in our highways and roads, and have increasingly supported directing one-time funding to infrastructure. While this process of “earmarking” general fund revenues for specific projects has helped alleviate the funding gap, it bypasses the programming processes that have been established at the state, regional and local levels to prioritize and make the best investment choices for the development and maintenance of our highways and roads.
The Western Arizona Council of Governments Technical Advisory Committee has identified the following projects of regional significance to propose for Arizona State surplus funding during the 2025 Legislative session:
Should you have any questions, please contact WACOG’s Transportation Planner at:
Western Arizona Council of Governments
Transportation Planner
208 N. 4th Street, Kingman, AZ 86401
Office Phone: 928-377-1070
Support Your Community
Support Your Community
Support Your Community
