Transportation Improvement Program

The Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) is a multi-year listing of federally funded and locally significant non-federal funded improvements to the region’s transportation system. This document is developed in cooperation with FHWA, FTA, KDOT and affected transit operators. The TIP is reviewed on an annual basis. At a minimum, the TIP shall include all projects that are anticipated to receive any federal funds, as well as all other regionally significant transportation projects, whether or not these projects receive federal funding. All projects to which federal funding is pledged must be consistent with the long-range transportation plan.

NEW Draft TIP Document: Pending Approval
2027-2030 TIP(PDF, 7MB) October 17, 2024

Public comment period September 15 - October 14. Pending Approval by the MPO Policy Board on October 17, 2026.

 

Current TIP Document: Date Approved by MPO Policy Board
2025-2028 TIP(PDF, 7MB) October 17, 2024 Public Comment Summary (PDF, 70KB)
Amendment 1(PDF, 7MB) April 17, 2025 Amendment Summary(PDF, 676KB)
Amendment 2(PDF, 4MB) August 21, 2025 Amendment Summary(PDF, 13MB)
Amendment 3(PDF, 4MB) November 20, 2025 Amendment Summary(PDF, 641KB)
Amendment 4 February 19, 2026 Amendment Summary
Amendment 5(PDF, 4MB) April 16, 2026 Amendment Summary
Administrative Revision 1(PDF, 4MB) * May 4, 2026 Revision Summary(PDF, 200KB)
Amendment 6(PDF, 4MB) August 20, 2026 Revision Summary(PDF, 322KB)

Public comments received on the TIP as part of the public comment period.

*Administrative Revisions are processed by staff


A definition of Regionally Significant Projects.

Listings of Federally Obligated Projects - Every year the Lawrence-Douglas County MPO, the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT), and the Lawrence Transit staffs review the projects that federal funds were /obligated for during the latest completed federal fiscal year.  A memo and table is compiled listing federal aid transportation projects which is to illustrate the progress of projects as they move through the years in the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP).