The meeting included the presentation and approval of various transportation infrastructure projects for the October 2026 letting, covering bridge replacements, road widening, and resurfacing efforts. The Board received updates on transportation fund collections, personnel changes within the department, and recent retirements. Key recognitions were highlighted for the influential women in engineering within the state and specifically within the department, noting their significant representation in engineering occupations. Additionally, several completed projects were highlighted, showcasing advancements in infrastructure maintenance and construction.
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Georgia Department of Transportation Statewide Transportation Improvement Program 2027-2030
A 4-year statewide transportation improvement program for the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) covering fiscal years 2027 through 2030. The plan lists federally funded rural transportation projects, including highway, bridge, public transit, bike, pedestrian, railroad, planning studies, and engineering improvements, and incorporates MPO TIPs by reference.
Jun 18, 2026·Board meeting
State Transportation Board of Georgia Board Meeting
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.
May 21, 2026·Board meeting
State Transportation Board Meeting
The board meeting included a resolution to honor former colleague Robert L. Brown for his years of service and dedication to the state of Georgia. Key presentations included a status update on road and bridge construction projects, a report on the TIA program in Ben Hill County, and a review of transportation fund collections, noting the impact of gas tax suspensions. Additionally, the board reviewed and approved proposed construction projects for the upcoming letting, and discussed monthly employment figures and retirements within the department.
