DRAFT 2020-2024 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)

DRAFT2020-2024

Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)The Five-year Program of Federally-funded Transportation Projects in Dutchess County

2019Dutchess County Transportation Council

What is the Dutchess County Transportation Council?

Designated Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) for Dutchess County

Established in 1982 as the

Required by federal law for Urbanized Areas of 50,000+ population

Forum for establishing transportation policies/priorities

Help communities with transportation planning needs

Program federal highway, transit, and planning funds through a locally-driven planning process

Technical Analysis &Support

Final Decision Making Authority

Technical Review &Recommendations

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STAFFDutchess County

Planning

Meets 2 times a year

Meets +/- 10 times a year

Consensus

How Do We Work?

Unified Planning Work Program

Transportation Improvement

Program

Metropolitan Transportation Plan

Transportation Projects Planning Projects

Strategic Planning

What Do We Do?

What is the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)?

Capital program of federally-funded transportation projects in Dutchess County

Covers a 5-year period

Developed in cooperation with:- NYS Department of Transportation (NYSDOT)- Local Officials- Transit Operators (including DCPT and MTA/Metro-North )

Includes schedules, funding sources, & sponsors

Updated every 3 years

Current update: 2020-2024 (June 2019)

1. Build on current TIP (2017-2021)

2. Review existing projects; update costs, scopes, & schedules

3. Identify new projects based on available funding

4. Prioritize projects based on schedules & funding

How Do We Develop the TIP?

How Much Money Can We Program?(5 year totals – local targets)

Federal Highway Funds: $18.6 million

Federal Transit Funds: $33.4 million

- $17.2 million to Dutchess Transit

- $16.2 million to MTA

Statewide solicitations provide additional funds

NYSDOT also has funding for State projects

Where Can We Use Most Highway Funds?

What Projects Are We Funding?

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Bridges

Mansion St over the Fallkill Creek; City of Poughkeepsie ($4.3 million)

Washington St over the Fallkill Creek; City of Poughkeepsie ($4.1 million)

Garden St over the Fallkill Creek; City of Poughkeepsie ($3.5 million)

Carol Drive over the Fishkill Creek; Town of East Fishkill ($1.4 million)

Washington St. Bridge (viewed from Brookside Ave.)Washington St. Bridge (viewed from Brookside Ave.)

Carol Dr. Bridge

Road Reconstructions

Fishkill Ave from Beacon City Line to Main St including new traffic signals, drainage, curbs, and sidewalks ($4.7 million)

Teller Ave from Main St to Wolcott Ave including new traffic signals, drainage, curbs, and sidewalks ($2.2 million)

Fishkill Ave.

Fishkill Ave.

Teller Ave.

Paving

Hurds Corner Rd, Town of Pawling ($345,000)

Route 44, NYSDOT

I-84 from the Dutchess/Putnam County Line to the Taconic State Parkway ($12.2 million)

Old Route 55 Eastbound

I-84 Eastbound from TSP

Pedestrian Safety

Safety improvements at signalized intersections and uncontrolled crossings in the City of Poughkeepsie ($2.2 million)

Main & Garden/Liberty Street

Main & Market Street

Intersections

Roundabout at Route 376/All Angels Hill Rd/New Hackensack Rd in Wappinger ($6.9 million)

From Route 376 Westbound

From All Angels Hill Rd

Transit – Dutchess County

Bus replacements

13 buses in 2021 ($5.3 million)

6 buses in 2023 ($2.3 million)

Preventive maintenance: $8.5 million over 5 years

Operating assistance: $6.5 million over 5 years

Project Administration: $1.9 million over 5 years

Transit – MTA

Capital Projects & Repairs/Replacements: $48.6 million

Multi-County Highway Projects (NYSDOT)

State highway paving/resurfacing

Bridge washing, painting, & repairs

Traffic signals: install new or upgrade existing

Guiderail replacements

Catch basin/culvert repairs & replacements

Pavement marking & striping

Sign replacements

Emergency highway work

TIP Viewer: http://geoaccess.co.dutchess.ny.us/tip/

Where Can I Find More Information?

85 Civic Center Plaza, Suite 107Poughkeepsie, NY 12601

(845) 486-3600Email: dctc@dutchessny.gov

Internet: http://www.dutchessny.gov/dctc.htm

Dutchess County StaffMark Debald, Transportation Program Administrator

Emily Dozier, Senior PlannerDylan Tuttle, Junior Planner

Dutchess County Transportation Council

Who Can I Contact With Questions?