TIP

If the long-range transportation plan is the blueprint showing where the region's transportation system will go over the next 20 years, the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) is the tool for implementing the plan.

The TIP:

Includes all federally funded projects and regionally significant, non-federally funded transportation projects to be implemented in NOACA's five counties over the next four fiscal years

Budgets, prioritizes and schedules federal-aid highway, transit and transportation alternatives projects

Assists the transportation community and the public track the use of state, local and federal transportation funds

Accounts for the region's immediate transportation system expenditures

Has a four-year time frame

Is updated every two years by NOACA (and is amended quarterly by the Governing Board)

TIP projects are proposed by local communities, county engineers, the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT), transit operators and other sponsors. Projects can range from road resurfacing and reconstruction to transit and bicycle facilities to traffic calming and traffic signal upgrade projects.

TIP documents or other information related to the TIP:

State Fiscal Years (SFY) 2014-2017 TIP
Amendments to the State Fiscal Years 2012-2015 TIP:
- Adopted by Governing Board Resolutions
- Technical Amendments (as needed)
- Proposed projects for amendment to the Transportation Plan and TIP (Project Planning Review)
NOACA Funded Project Monitoring Report, a monthly status report of transportation projects approved for NOACA funding in the current state fiscal year.
Annual List of Obligated Highway and Transit Projects - State Fiscal Year 2012
SFY 2014 Priority List/Encumbrance Strategy

Project Sponsors:

Applications for Federal - Aid Project Funding
Learn about Planning for Your Federal-Aid Project
Learn more about NOACA's TIP process in the Regional Transportation Investment Policy.