The Missouri Department of Transportation is pleased to announce the award of the 2025 Transportation Alternatives Program projects.
The Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) was authorized under Section 1122 of the Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century Act (MAP-21) and is reauthorized under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL). The goal of the program is to expand transportation choices and enhance the transportation experience through categories of activities related to the surface transportation system. The TAP focuses on non-motorized transportation projects with an emphasis on bicycle and pedestrian facilities.
Forty projects were selected, totaling over $14 million in federal TAP funds with a total project cost of $19.47 million. This funding is for projects located outside of the State’s three urban Transportation Management Areas. Please see the link below for a complete list of the project awards.
The sponsors of awarded projects will soon receive official project award notification from their MoDOT District Local Public Agency program coordinator with information detailing the next steps in the TAP project implementation process.
Local public agencies are reimbursed for eligible project costs at a maximum rate of 80 percent, with the local agency providing a minimum 20 percent match.
For additional information on the MoDOT Transportation Alternatives Program, please contact [email protected] or (573) 526-1862. For information related to your project or application, please contact your respective MoDOT District LPA contact.
City of Osceola-2nd Street Sidewalk Phase I: $294,870
City of Appleton City-Senior Access Phase 2: $166,406
City of Urich-Sidewalk Improvements Phase 6: $294,486
City of Butler-Ft. Scott Street Sidewalk Improvements Phase I: $456,169
City of Warsaw-Warsaw Trail Extensions and Enhancement: $490,216
City of Nevada-N. Ash Street Sidewalk Improvements: $403,435