Transportation Review Advisory Council (TRAC)
2010 TRAC Program Funds
On June 7, 2010 Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission began soliciting for Major New Capacity (TRAC) projects. The Transportation Review Advisory Council (TRAC) was established by the Ohio General Assembly in 1997, and charged with developing and overseeing a project selection process for major new transportation capacity projects, or projects in what is now known as the “Major New Capacity program.” These are projects costing more than $5 million which add transportation capacity, and are critical to the mobility, economic development, and quality of life of the citizens of Ohio.
The purpose of this process is for MVRPC to establish a prioritized list of projects which will be submitted as requests for TRAC funding. The intent of this process is to present the list in a timely fashion in a format that is useful to the TRAC and contains projects that are eligible for funding.
2010 TRAC Project Submittal
2010 TRAC Applications Received
On July 2, 2010, MVRPC closed the request for project applications for 2010 TRAC funding. MVRPC received applications for 5 major new projects totalling more than $194 million.
- Greater Downtown Livable Transporation Improvements – $75.3 million
- I-75 Widening & Rehabilitation Phase 1 – $33.4 million
- I-75 Widening & Rehabilitation Phase 2 – $44.1 million
- Dayton Regional Multi-modal Rail Extension Project – $18.9 million
- Mound Access Project – $22.4 million