Arizona Department of Transportation FY2027 Proposed Budget
The Arizona Department of Transportation's operating budget request for fiscal year 2027 (a pre-adoption draft submitted to the Governor for consideration).
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The Arizona Department of Transportation's operating budget request for fiscal year 2027 (a pre-adoption draft submitted to the Governor for consideration).
The Arizona Department of Transportation's Five-Year Transportation Facilities Construction Program outlines critical infrastructure projects and their associated costs for the next five fiscal years. This program is dedicated to the strategic construction of new interstate and state highway assets and the rigorous maintenance of the existing transportation network. It aligns with the Long-Range Transportation Plan by allocating funds into three primary investment categories: Preservation (78%), Modernization (15%), and Expansion (7%), with distribution across Greater Arizona, Maricopa County, and Pima County, encompassing highway projects, ADOT subprograms, and local competitive federal-aid programs.
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A single-year capital improvement plan for fiscal year 2027 for the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT), requesting funding for seven capital projects including building renewal, vehicle fueling facility replacements, a new materials laboratory, renovation of an enforcement and compliance division headquarters, renovation of an engineering building, a new motor vehicle division office, and airport signage replacement. The plan addresses infrastructure needs across state highway and aviation fund sources, covering transportation facilities, building systems, and operational infrastructure.
The 2025-2029 Strategic Plan for the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) aims to enhance transportation safety, sustainability, and connectivity across the state. Key areas of focus include reducing fatalities and serious injuries, expanding multimodal infrastructure, deploying electric charging stations, and initiating broadband conduit construction. The plan also prioritizes internal employee engagement and external stakeholder collaboration to ensure transparency and responsiveness in achieving Arizona's transportation goals.
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