TIB Announces 2025 Project Selections
November 21, 2025
160 projects are awarded with over $152M in funding
The Transportation Improvement Board (TIB) awarded 160 street and multi-modal improvement grants to local agencies totaling over $152 million at its November 21 meeting.
Grants were awarded to agencies through eight programs.
SUMMARY OF FUNDING
| Program | # of Projects | TIB Funds | Total Project Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Urban Arterial Program | 29 | $76,982,647 | $212,683,721 |
| Urban Active Transportation Program | 17 | $8,034,839 | $11,853,848 |
| Arterial Preservation Program | 17 | $11,660,164 | $14,409,511 |
| Small City Arterial Program | 6 | $5,242,062 | $7,449,684 |
| Small City Active Transportation Program | 9 | $3,045,713 | $3,139,812 |
| Small City Preservation Program | 31 | $15,649,344 | $16,232,916 |
| Small City Maintenance Program | 14 | $1,191,230 | $1,260,320 |
| Complete Streets Program | 37 | $30,265,535 | $55,808,851 |
| TOTAL | 160 | $152,071,534 | $322,838,663 |
This year, TIB received 330 applications from cities and counties, with requests for more than $335 million in funding.
Click here for a list of funded projects.
For full details of funded projects, view TIB Selected Projects on the TIB Performance Management Dashboard.
About TIB
The Transportation Improvement Board funds high priority transportation projects in communities throughout the state to enhance the movement of people, goods and services.