State Infrastructure Bank (SIB) supports Michigan public entities by financing transportation projects with urgent funding needs, helping them move projects forward alongside traditional funding sources.
The Service Initiatives Program supports Michigan passenger transportation projects, funding new technology, service models, research, and planning to improve mobility across the state.
The Small Urban Program supports Michigan’s small urban areas by funding locally prioritized road and transit capital projects that address transportation needs and align with regional plans.
Local Bus Capital Assistance Program supports Michigan transit authorities and governmental agencies with the state match for federally funded local bus capital projects, helping those projects move forward.
The Intercity Bus Program supports Michigan intercity carriers and transit providers by funding terminals, Northern Michigan routes, and buses that connect rural residents to urban centers and wider networks.
The Specialized Services Program supports Michigan transportation providers in delivering, purchasing, or leasing vehicles for services that improve travel for seniors and people with disabilities.