Pima Association of Governments' Transportation Planning Division develops many plans and programs, including the federally mandated long-range regional transportation plan (RTP) and short-range transportation improvement program (TIP).
The current plans include the 2030 RTP and the 2010-2014 TIP. The TIP is reviewed and updated annually by a TIP Subcommittee, which includes representatives from PAG-member jurisdictions. The public also is invited to provide feedback for consideration by the TIP Subcommittee. Public involvement is also a component of updates to the RTP which occur approximately every four years in order to maintain a minimum 20-year outlook of the region’s transportation needs.
Both the TIP and the RTP will include projects in the Regional Transportation Authority’s (RTA) 20-year plan, which was approved by Pima County voters on May 16, 2006. The projects in the RTA plan will be funded with a separate funding source, including a ½-cent sales tax and other regional funds
PAG's Transportation Planning Division also manages a Travel Demand Management program, including:
PAG also manages or provides support for several special funding programs such as:
While a number of local, state and federal agencies are responsible for planning, building and operating the transportation system in the Pima County region, PAG is responsible for determining the allocation of federal transportation dollars to its local member jurisdictions. The responsibility for building and operating the transportation infrastructure lies with PAG’s member jurisdictions. Each jurisdiction has its own transportation department and/or staff associated with planning, building and operating the transportation system. |