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    Surface Transportation Block Grant

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    Surface Transportation Block Grant supports Washington local agencies with funding for roads, bridges, transit, trails, and ferries to address regional and county-wide transportation priorities.

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    Funder: Washington State Department of Transportation

    Due Dates (Anticipated): July 2027 (Transportation programs to WSDOT) | October 2027 (MPO and RTPO TIPs to WSDOT)

    Funding Amounts: $141,487,416 in final FFY 2026 allocations; federal participation rate of 86.5%

    Summary: Supports Washington transportation infrastructure projects selected through regional and county processes, including highways, bridges, transit, trails, and ferries.

    Key Information: MPOs and county lead agencies prioritize and select projects through a public process aligned with regional priorities.


    Description

    The Surface Transportation Block Grant (STBG) program is administered by the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) through Local Programs. WSDOT describes STBG as its most flexible highway program and the largest source of financial support to local agencies. It supports highway and bridge construction and repair, transit capital projects, bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure, recreational trails, and construction of ferry boats and terminals. Bridge and tunnel projects on any public road and intercity bus terminals are also eligible activities.

    WSDOT allocates funding to Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs) and county lead agencies, which select projects through public processes reflecting regional or county-wide priorities. WSDOT sets annual delivery targets for each selection agency. Local agencies and selection agencies must give their National Highway System routes priority during programming, considering route importance, roadway condition, and traffic impacts.


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