Status (all) Abandoned Active Authorized Deferral Requested Inactive Agency (all) Avondale Buckeye Cave Creek Chandler El Mirage Fort McDowell I.C. Fountain Hills Gila Bend Gilbert Glendale Goodyear Guadalupe Litchfield Park MAG/Multi-Agency Maricopa County Mesa Paradise Valley Peoria Phoenix Queen Creek Salt River I.C. Scottsdale Surprise Tempe Modal Type (all) AQ or TDM Bicycle Bridge ITS Maintenance Other Pedestrian Safety Street Funding (all) Bridge CMAQ FLHP-IRR STP-HES STP-MAG STP-TEA Year (all) 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012  

» Click on the Projects tab to view all current projects, or use the pull-down menus to filter your search.

About the FedTIP Project DatabasE

How to Use the FedTIP Project Database Website

This website reports on the local sponsored federal projects listed in the TIP – LINK TO TIP MAG WEBPAGE. Clicking on the Projects tab at the top of the page shows a list of all projects. A user can click on a TIP ID Number to view all the details for a given project or use the filter toolbar to select projects.

The Home page provides links to a variety of resources. The Calendar page provides information on key dates and deadlines concerning the programming and project development processes.

Contacts

MAG Transportation Programming Division
Eileen Yazzie & Stephen Tate
302 N. 1st Avenue, Suite #300
Phoenix, AZ 85003
Phone: 602.254.6300
eyazzie@mag.maricopa.gov or state@mag.maricopa.gov

ADOT-Local Governments Division
205 South 17th Avenue, Room #292
Mail Drop 630E
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Phone: 602.712.8107
Fax: 602.712.3253
jdickson@azdot.gov

ADOT Evironmental Planning Group
Local Government Team
205 South 17th Avenue, Mail Drop 619E, Room 213E
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Phone: 602.712.7767 or 7760
Fax: 602.712.3253
mfrye@azdot.gov

ADOT Transportation Enhancement
205 S. 17th Avenue, MD 609E
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Phone: 602.712.7774
Fax: 602.712.3347

Programming Process - MAG Federally Funded Projects in the TIP

1. The programming, development and completion of locally sponsored, federally funded transportation projects in the Maricopa County area is a shared responsibility of the Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG), the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT), and local public agency project sponsors. In a nutshell the process is as follows:
2. MAG develops a capital improvement program (the Transportation Improvement Program – TIP – LINK TO THE TIP MAG WEBPAGE) that sets aside by year, specific amounts and types of federal funding for local public agency sponsored projects. To use these funds, public agencies must first receive federal approval – Authorization.
   ADOT, acting on behalf of the Federal Highway Administration, manages the clearance and design review process that public agencies use to achieve federal authorization. This process is designed to insure that projects fully comply with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and have addressed all right-of-way, utilities and design issues prior to receiving federal authorization.
3. Once a project has completed the design and review process and has been authorized, it is bid and work on the project will continue until the project is completed. Federal funding is available for this entire period up to the amount programmed by MAG.
   

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