The Board of Transportation meeting covered various updates and project approvals. Key discussions included a financial update, a legislative update regarding state budget recommendations for ferry system capital improvements, and the Secretary's remarks highlighting collaborative efforts and projects across different divisions. The Board addressed delegated authority items regarding highway construction contracts and engineering services. Furthermore, action was taken to approve various project items, including additions and changes to the state secondary road system, public transportation and rail programs, bicycle and pedestrian projects, aviation initiatives, and revisions to the STIP. Specific project agreements were also reviewed and approved, alongside the presentation of a Road Gang Award to a former board member.
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The board meeting covered several key administrative and project-related topics. Discussions included updates on the 2026-2030 DMV Strategic Plan, legislative updates, and the implementation of various DMV services such as online transaction capabilities. There were reports on hurricane recovery efforts, bridge dedications for fallen troopers, and personnel announcements. The board reviewed and approved numerous project items, including highway construction contracts, engineering services agreements, secondary road improvement projects, and various spot safety and mobility projects. Several recusals by board members were noted for specific project votes.
Jan 7, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
North Carolina Board of Transportation Board Meeting Agenda
The board meeting agenda covered a wide range of departmental business, including work sessions on innovative technology, legislative updates, and DMV strategic planning. Key actions involved the award of highway construction contracts and engineering service contracts, as well as the approval of funds for secondary road improvements, public transportation operating and capital projects, and rail corridor safety improvements. The meeting also included updates on state highway system additions and abandonments, property code violation information, and small construction projects across various divisions.
