transportation; 2026-2027.
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
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Overview
This bill modifies the state’s rural transportation fund, designed to help Arizona communities secure federal transportation grants. It establishes a state match advantage, directs $2.5 million annually from the Arizona highway user revenue fund to this fund, and outlines how the fund’s money will be distributed among different geographic categories – counties and municipalities – to prioritize projects in rural areas. The bill also establishes procedures for applying for and receiving funds from the rural transportation fund, including requirements for matching funds and collaboration with metropolitan planning organizations.
Key provisions
- Directs $2.5 million annually from the Arizona highway user revenue fund to the rural transportation fund.
- Establishes a state match advantage for rural transportation projects.
- Outlines a distribution formula for the fund, prioritizing projects in rural counties and municipalities.
- Requires applicants to obtain approval from a metropolitan planning organization before applying for funding.
- Specifies criteria for the board to evaluate applications, including matching funds and partnerships.
- Allows the board to rescind awards if an applicant receives funding from another source.
- Defines key terms such as ‘federal grant’ and ‘urbanized area’.
Who is affected
- Local governments (counties and municipalities)
- Transportation agencies
- Federal grant applicants
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