2024-27 Metropolitan Transportation Improvement Program

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The Metropolitan Transportation Improvement Program documents how greater Portland communities will invest federal transportation money from 2024 to 2027.

Cleaner air

Working together, we can make getting around greater Portland better for everyone. Learn about planned transportation investments in your community in the next few years.

More options

Working together, we can make getting around greater Portland better for everyone. Learn about planned transportation investments in your community in the next few years.

More reliable commutes

Working together, we can make getting around greater Portland better for everyone. Learn about planned transportation investments in your community in the next few years.

Maintaining and fixing bridges and roads

Working together, we can make getting around greater Portland better for everyone. Learn about planned transportation investments in your community in the next few years.

Safer roads

Working together, we can make getting around greater Portland better for everyone. Learn about planned transportation investments in your community in the next few years.

Equitable access

Working together, we can make getting around greater Portland better for everyone. Learn about planned transportation investments in your community in the next few years.

Cities, counties and transit agencies in greater Portland have reported how they will invest federal transportation money in the next four years. These planned transportation projects and programs are included in the 2024-27 Metropolitan Transportation Improvement Program.

The MTIP is a federally required document that helps track and manage regionally significant transportation investments. The MTIP:

shows the list of transportation projects and programs that are scheduled to receive federal transportation money from 2024 to 2027
demonstrates how the planned projects advance regional priorities of safety, equity, climate and mobility
evaluates how the projects comply with federal regulations, including fiscal constraint and public involvement
ensures scheduled federal transportation spending in the region does not exceed available federal revenues.