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This program awards grants through a competitive process to counties with urban areas, cities and towns within an urban area, and cities with a population of 5,000 or greater. Project selection criteria include safety, mobility, physical condition, economic development, sustainability, and constructability. (Fund 144 Transportation Improvement Account-State)

This program provides funding for pedestrian projects, and is available to small city and urban agencies through a competitive grant process. Selection criteria include safety, pedestrian access, and local support. (Fund 112 Urban Arterial Trust Account-State)

This activity provides for the administration of the Transportation Improvement Board’s six programs. (Fund 144 Transportation Improvement Account State)

This program provides funding through a competitive process to preserve and improve the arterial roadway system in cities and towns with a population less than 5,000. Project selection criteria include safety, pavement condition, and local support. (Fund 112 Urban Arterial Trust Account-State)

This program provides funding for chip seal and overlay of existing pavement and associated sidewalk maintenance in incorporated cities with populations less than 5,000. Project selection criteria include pavement condition, roadway width, roadway loading, and sidewalk maintenance. (Fund 08M Small City Pavement and Sidewalk Account–State and 106 Highway Safety Account–State)

This program provides funding for cities with low assessed valuation to help repair and maintain the arterial road system. Project selection criteria include pavement condition, route classification, existing sidewalk, and frequency of prior funding for this program. (Fund 144 Transportation Improvement Account–State and 106 Highway Safety Account–State)

This program provides funding for streetlight replacement in low tax-base cities. Project selection criteria include leveraging other funds, potential savings, and owner/operating provider readiness (PUD, electric utility, city, etc.) (Fund 106 Highway Safety Account–State)

The Active Transportation Program provides funding to improve pedestrian and cyclist safety, enhanced pedestrian and cyclist mobility and connectivity, or improve the condition of existing facilities.

The Complete Streets Program is a funding opportunity for local governments that have an adopted complete streets ordinance. Complete Streets projects build facilities to accommodate all users, including pedestrians, access to transit, cyclists, and motorists of all ages and abilities.