| How to Apply |
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Call For Projects TIB typically issues a call for projects each June for the next year's funding program. During the call for projects, TIB engineering staff conduct funding program workshops at various locations throughout the state. The TIB funding workshops provide information about the various funding programs TIB administers, the scoring criteria for each program and the application process for TIB programs. These workshops are intended to increase the probability of a successful project application. For more information on workshops or to register, see the TIB Training page. Additional information on the current call for projects including anticipated program sizes and schedule, can be found on the Funding Cycles page. Funding Applications With the start of the call for projects, funding applications are made available on the TIB website. Agencies have until the application submittal deadline – typically the last business day of August – to submit/postmark their applications. Project Selections Selection of new projects is announced at the regularly scheduled November TIB board meeting. |
| Application Process |
| 1. When applying for a TIB grant, first decide Which TIB funding programs can my agency apply for? 2. Download the appropriate funding application and complete a separate application for each project you want to be considered for funding. 3. Submit/postmark your application by the application due date. For the FY 2010 funding program the submission date is August 29, 2008. 4. TIB engineering staff will begin reviewing and scoring all applications in September. 5. TIB staff present a list of recommended projects to the board at the November meeting. 6. If your project is selected, you will be contacted by TIB engineering staff about what steps to take next. |
| Rating Criteria |
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TIB uses a priority array process for each funding program to identify those projects that best meet the intent of the program. The criteria are developed by the Board in cooperation with local agencies. To review the criteria used to score applications for each program, use the links below. FY 2010 Criteria for urban programs FY 2010 Criteria for small city programs |