The Board reviewed upcoming transportation projects, including bridge replacements, intersection improvements, and roadway widening initiatives scheduled for the August letting. Discussions covered a review of fiscal year 2026 results, construction work program revisions, and financial reports regarding fund collections. Additionally, the Board examined procurement statistics, employment data, and status updates on infrastructure projects recently opened to traffic.
Jun 18, 2026·Board meeting
State Transportation Board of Georgia Board Meeting
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The board meeting agenda includes the presentation of the 2027-2030 Statewide Transportation Improvement Program, alternative delivery procurement for the Peachtree Road Bridge replacement, an update on the automated school zone device board rule, and a local update for the Rome area. Additionally, the board will review reports on projects for the upcoming July letting and receive a report from the Commissioner.
Mar 19, 2026·Board meeting
State Transportation Committee Meeting
The meeting featured presentations on procurement processes, including an overview of solicitation tools like Requests for Information, Requests for Qualified Contractors, and Invitations to Bid. Discussions covered the shift toward more complex, strategic contracts, the use of consortia, and the impact on efficiency and cost. The committee also received a legislative update concerning the state budget, road dedications, and airport zoning requirements. Additionally, a financial update was provided regarding the final amended budget for fiscal year 2026 and budget recommendations for fiscal year 2027.
Mar 19, 2026·Board meeting
State Transportation Board Board Meeting
The board reviewed project status for the 2026 fiscal year and discussed the proposed projects for the upcoming April letting, focusing on maintenance, roadway safety improvements, and infrastructure repairs. A legislative update was provided regarding a potential gas tax suspension. The board reviewed revenue collection data and personnel trends. Additionally, the meeting included highlights on recently completed bridge and roadway projects, a report from the Reason Foundation regarding highway performance rankings, and a briefing on transportation and mobility preparations for the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup, specifically regarding transit readiness and wayfinding.
