transportation; 2026-2027
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Overview
This bill modifies the state’s rural transportation fund, designed to help local governments secure federal transportation grants. It establishes a state match advantage, directing funds from the Arizona highway user revenue fund to this specific fund. The bill outlines how these funds can be used to support transportation projects, including application development, matching grant requirements, and design services, with specific allocation guidelines based on county and municipal population. It also introduces a process for prioritizing grant applications and rescinding awards if alternative funding is secured.
Key provisions
- Directs $2.5 million annually from the Arizona highway user revenue fund to the rural transportation fund.
- Allows the rural transportation fund to be used for matching federal grant applications and reimbursement.
- Establishes a process for allocating funds to projects based on county and municipal population size.
- Requires applicants to obtain approval from a metropolitan planning organization before applying for funding.
- Outlines criteria for prioritizing grant applications, including matching funds and partnerships.
- Permits the board to redistribute unawarded funds annually to ensure equitable distribution.
- Provides a mechanism for rescinding awards if an applicant receives funding from another source.
- Defines key terms such as ‘federal grant’ and ‘urbanized area’.
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