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Jan 1, 2029·Capital improvement plan
Small Urban Projects 2029
A 1-year capital improvement plan for 2029 covering small urban infrastructure projects, primarily road rehabilitation, reconstruction, and capital preventive maintenance across multiple Michigan counties and municipalities. The plan also includes multi-modal transit projects such as bus shelters, vehicle replacements, and facility upgrades.
Jan 1, 2028·Capital improvement plan
2028
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A 2028 small urban projects capital improvement plan for the state of Michigan, covering transportation infrastructure projects including road rehabilitation, reconstruction, preventive maintenance, traffic safety improvements, bridge repairs, and transit capital projects across multiple small urban areas. The plan includes projects in counties such as Calhoun, Gratiot, Alpena, Ionia, Wexford, Houghton, Tuscola, Delta, Saginaw, Newaygo, Montcalm, Oakland, Dickinson, Lapeer, Kent, Mason, Marquette, Isabella, Shiawassee, Van Buren, Emmet, Macomb, Chippewa, Clinton, St. Joseph, Lenawee, and Muskegon. It covers road and bridge work as well as transit vehicle and equipment purchases for local agencies and transit authorities.
Jan 1, 2027·Capital improvement plan
2027 Small Urban Projects 2027
A capital improvement plan for fiscal year 2027 detailing small urban transportation projects across Michigan, including road rehabilitation, reconstruction, and preventive maintenance, as well as transit capital investments. The plan covers multiple counties and cities, with projects funded through federal, state, and local sources.
Jan 1, 2027·Capital improvement plan
2027-2029
A research project plan for the Michigan Department of Transportation covering fiscal years 2027 through 2029. The plan organizes transportation research projects across focus areas including bridges and structures, construction, pavements and materials, project development, safety, fleet management, rail, signals, and travel demand forecasting.