Arizona Department of Transportation Priority Planning Advisory Committee Meeting
The committee discussed and approved multiple project modifications, new project establishments, and budget adjustments for various transportation facilities across the state. Key actions included approving widening and rehabilitation projects, establishing new construction projects for sidewalks, shared-use paths, bridge replacements, and truck parking expansion, as well as deferring or changing the schedules of specific interchanges. Additionally, the meeting included a financial update regarding the AZ-SMART fund and economic strengths applications.
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The committee reviewed the Five Year Transportation Facilities Construction Program and took actions regarding the Rural Transportation (AZ-SMART) fund. Key discussions included a program monitoring report, the review of Economic Strengths Fund applications, and the approval of various project modifications, new projects, and airport-related initiatives. The committee also addressed specific budget increases, project scope changes, and the establishment of new scoping and design projects.
The committee reviewed the Five Year Transportation Facilities Construction Program and held discussions regarding the AZ-SMART fund applications. Project modifications and new projects, including budget adjustments for the Jackrabbit Trail traffic interchange, were presented and approved. The meeting also involved a review of the SFY26 Program Monitoring Report.
Feb 26, 2026·Strategic plan
Arizona Department of Transportation Transportation Facilities Construction Program 2027-2031
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.
