Transportation Planning

Transportation

Through SEDA-COG, counties and municipalities in Central Pennsylvania have a voice in the state’s transportation plans. Working together with SEDA-COG, local government, the business community, and non-profit organizations establish the region’s transportation priorities.

Those priorities are detailed in the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), updated by SEDA-COG every two years and often amended. There are numerous opportunities for public participation in developing the TIP, including its periodic review by SEDA-COG’s Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO). The TIP encompasses the first four years of the Commonwealth’s Twelve Year Transportation Program. Below are links for the current SEDA-COG TIP and Commonwealth Twelve Year Program.

SEDA-COG TIP (adopted for Federal Fiscal Years 2019-2022)

TIP Visualization tool (allows users to access information and maps for specific projects on the TIP)

PennDOT One Map (allows users to map and obtain information for highway / bridge projects and permits)

Among major projects in the region is the Central Susquehanna Valley Thruway (CSVT).

Pennsylvania’s Twelve Year Program (Project Listing and Narrative for FFYs 2019-2030)

Upcoming Meetings:

May 20, 2020 – LTAP Equipment & Worker Safety Class (virtual)

May 26, 2020 – Middle Susquehanna Active Transportation Committee Community Engagement Work Group

May 28, 2020 – Middle Susquehanna Active Transportation Committee Meeting

June 19, 2020 – SEDA-COG MPO Meeting (via teleconference/videoconference)

June 23, 2020 – Middle Susquehanna Active Transportation Committee Community Engagement Work Group

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Services

Transportation planning services are available in the following counties:

Clinton
Columbia
Juniata
Mifflin
Montour
Northumberland
Snyder
Union

Transportation Alternatives Program

• Projects which go beyond normal elements of a transportation improvement project.
• Unique, creative actions to integrate transportation into communities and the natural environment.
• Can be stand-alone projects or implemented as part of an ongoing transportation project.
• SEDA-COG can assist sponsors throughout project development steps.

Transit and Aviation Services

• Planning assistance to local transit systems and airports.
• Evaluate needs.
• Assist in development of solutions and funding recommendations.
• Represent local air and transit needs to the state.
• Help secure funding to implement demonstration programs.

State & Federal Funding Programs
SEDA-COG Transportation Program staff can assist project sponsors with navigating a variety of state or federal programs that fund transportation upgrades, including:

Interested applicants are encouraged to contact staff for information and guidance on these programs. SEDA-COG also has a review and comment role for applications submitted under most of these funding programs.

Staff

Other Resources