Web TELUS
- View TIP Project information usingWeb Telus
What's New
- 12 May 2008
- ODOT invites all Ohioans to Join the "Transportation Conversation"
- 29 Apr 2008
- Miami Valley Recreational Trails Map, 2008 Edition, now available
- 23 Apr 2008
- JARC/ New Freedoms Draft Project List Public Mtg on May 14, 2008
- 18 Apr 2008
- Trotwood Council Member receives MVRPC Regional Steward Award
- 14 Apr 2008
- Second year of "Drive Less, Live More" initiative kicks off
Events
- 15 May 2008
- Transportation Advisory Committee
2008 - 2011 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
While MVRPC maintains
a Long Range Transportation Plan that looks 26 years into the future,
the Region also maintains a more detailed transportation capital improvement
program that is updated every two years. Known as the Transportation
Improvement Program (TIP), this short-range plan was updated in May
2007. The TIP lists transportation projects scheduled to be implemented
over the next four years in Greene,
Miami , Montgomery and Warren Counties).
State Fiscal Year 2007 obligations
The following is a list of projects in the MVRPC area, including investments in transit, roadway, pedestrian walkways and bicycle transportation facilities, for which Federal funds were obligated in State Fiscal Year 2007. Projects totaling nearly $25 million in roadway and bike/pedestrian facilities, as well as over $18 million for transit projects, were obligated.
MVRPC Web TELUS
MVRPC now has an online application to allow you to search, query and view maps of current TIP projects. Log on to MVRPC Web TELUS to find projects. Web Telus includes a database query application to find information about projects in the current TIP, and a mapping GIS application to let you find projects near your neighborhood. MVRPC has produced a video Introduction to Web TELUS to help get you started. Click to log on to MVRPC Web TELUS.
Current Transportation Improvement Program
The Region's Long Range Transportation Plan is monitored and implemented through the TIP process. Specifically outlined in the TIP are the Region's highway, bikeway/pedestrian and transit improvements that are federally and/or state financed. Before local jurisdictions can move forward with any proposed project implementation or construction, that project must first gain approval for use of federal or state dollars by the Region's policy board and become a part of the TIP.
- Final SFY 2008-2011 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) as adopted in May, 2007
- The Final TIP list includes road construction projects, bike/pedestrian projects, bus/transit and other transportation-related projects and services planned for SFY2008-SFY2011 (four years: July 1, 2007– June 30, 2011).
- PLEASE NOTE: The Final TIP information in the links below does not include any changes to the TIP since its adoption, for the latest project information please click on the TIP amendments tab to view all approved changes to the TIP since its adoption.
- Complete
Final Report (
:3.22 MB) - Information on the STATE Transportation Improvement Program (STIP):
- 2008-2011 State TIP (:800 kb)
- Separate sections available for faster download
- Table
of Contents (:15 kb)
- Summary
(:11 kb)
- State
and Federal TIP Requirements (:54 kb)
- Previous
Years Accomplishments (:214 kb)
- Proposed
Highway/Bikeway Improvements (:2.01 MB)
- Proposed
Transit Improvements (:69 kb)
- Transportation System Management and Operations (:58 kb)
- Airport
Improvements (:28 kb)