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MPO Policy Committee adopts the FY 2025-2028 Transportation Improvement Program
The MPO Policy Committee adopted the FY 2025-2028 TIP at its quarterly meeting, after a draft was presented on March 21, 2024 and after public meetings and two 30-day comment periods (November 7 to December 10, 2023 and March 18 to April 18, 2024). As adopted, the TIP said there were "currently no individually listed projects" for highways in 2025-2028. Its transit program for Amarillo City Transit totaled $32,734,745 over four years, and it listed City of Amarillo street resurfacing of $2,587,000 a year in local money.[1][2]
What the sources say
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The TIP cover gives "Draft TIP presented to MPO Policy Committee: March 21, 2024" and "TIP adopted by MPO Policy Committee: April 11, 2024." Public meetings were held in Amarillo on November 7, 2023 and April 2, 2024 and in Canyon on November 9, 2023 and April 4, 2024. The April 11, 2024 agenda lists "a Resolution to adopt the 2025-2028 Transportation Improvement Plan (TIP)." [1][2]
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As adopted, the highway section reads: "Currently no individually listed projects in the 2025-2028 time frame." Highway work appeared only as statewide grouped-project line items (preventive maintenance, bridges, safety, bicycle and pedestrian, and others), with an informational list of grouped projects. [1]
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The TxDOT transit financial summary (current as of April 11, 2024) totals $32,734,745 for FY 2025-2028: $18,609,741 federal and $14,125,004 state and other. By year: $7,295,651 (2025), $7,924,428 (2026), $8,376,923 (2027) and $9,137,743 (2028). Almost all of it is FTA Section 5307 urbanized formula money. [1]
- Total
- $32,734,745
- Federal
- $18,609,741
- State other
- $14,125,004
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The largest transit line is Amarillo City Transit operating expenses: $4,807,264 in FY 2025 ($2,403,633 federal, $518,225 TxDOT, $1,885,406 local match), rising to $6,226,936 in FY 2028 ($3,199,236 federal, $518,225 TxDOT, $2,509,475 local match). Other yearly lines are preventive maintenance, ADA para-transit service, replacement para-transit vehicles, bus replacements, passenger amenities and training. [1]
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Under "Locally Significant Projects," the TIP lists City of Amarillo street resurfacing at $2,587,000 a year in local money for FY 2025 through 2028 (contracts in May each year) and City of Canyon resurfacing at $600,000 a year. The TIP does not say which streets. [1]
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The TIP's Amarillo locally funded financial summary gives two four-year totals.
