TIB Funding Programs for Urban Customers - Urban SP
An overview of the Urban Sidewalk Program.
Overview

The Sidewalk Program was established by the Legislature in 1995 to provide funding for pedestrian projects. The program is available to both small city and urban agencies. Urban and small city projects compete separately.

To be eligible for the program:

  • The intent of the project must be transportation and not recreation.
  • The project must be on a federally classified route (principal, minor, or collector).
Projects improve pedestrian safety, access, connectivity, and address system continuity. Completed projects must be consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
Urban Programs
Urban Arterial Program (UAP)
Urban Corridor Program (UCP)
Urban Sidewalk Program (SP)
More Information
Urban Program Overview
Urban Program Criteria
Program Guidelines (WACs)
Process Map
Funding Applications
Program Specific Information
The intent of the Urban Sidewalk Program is to provide funding for projects that address safety, access to generators, and system connectivity.  All projects must be transportation related on a federally classified route and be consistent with the American with Disabilities Act (ADA).  General criteria include:
  • A minimum 20 percent match is required on all urban SP projects.
  • Funds are distributed across five regions based on arterial lane miles and population.
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