DVRPC’s Draft TIP for Pennsylvania represents the region's federally funded transportation improvement priorities and is required by federal law in order for the region to receive and spend federal transportation funds. It has been developed in cooperation with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT), Southeastern Transportation Authority (SEPTA), Pottstown Area Rapid Transit (PART) and DVRPC's member counties and cities. After consideration of public comments, the Draft TIP with recommended changes was adopted by the DVRPC Board on July 23, 2026. When also approved by the FHWA and FTA, the DVRPC FFY 2027 TIP for Pennsylvania will become effective and will be posted on the DVRPC website on October 1, 2026.
Draft FFY 2027 TIP for Pennsylvania (FFY27-FFY30)
View the full list of projects; filter by project IDs, project leads, counties, funding sources, and project types; and view mappable projects via an interactive web map.
ExploreThe public comment period for the Draft FFY 2027 TIP (FFY27-FFY29) for the DVRPC Pennsylvania Subregion opened on May 21, 2026, and ended at 5:00 pm local time on Monday, June 22, 2026.
A hybrid meeting was held at DVRPC’s Main Conference Room, 190 North Independence Mall West, for the purpose of informing interested parties on how to make public comments on the Draft DVRPC FFY 2027 TIP:
Tuesday, June 9, 2026
6:00 PM to 7:30 PM
An online public meeting was held for the purpose of informing interested parties on how to make public comments on the Draft DVRPC FFY 2027 TIP:
Thursday, June 11, 2026
6:00 PM to 7:30 PM
While participants needed to register beforehand, they were approved automatically and could register and join the meetings up until the end of the meeting. Additionally, people who wanted to participate but did not have internet access or smart phones could call in. Anyone who needed accommodations, such as closed captioning or interpretation, could contact DVRPC’s Office of Communications & Engagement at public_affairs@dvrpc.org or 215-238-2929.
Detailed Information
- Highlights of the Draft FFY 2027 TIP for PA
- Full Draft FFY 2027 TIP for PA Document
- Chapter 1: General Overview of the TIP
- Chapter 2: Program Summaries
- Chapter 3: Title VI and Community Impact Analysis
- Chapter 4: Performance-Based Planning and Programming (PBPP)
- Chapter 5: Public Involvement
- Legal Notice
- Chapter 6: Mapping Application and Listings Overview
- Chapter 7: Codes and Abbreviations Overview
DVRPC Regional FHWA-Funded (Highway) Program by County
- To generate a list of FHWA-funded projects by county, navigate to the TIP. Then click the “Project by County” tab and select your county.
- To produce a report, click “Export.”
DVRPC Regional FTA-Funded (Transit) Program by Operator
- To generate a list of FTA-funded projects by operator, navigate to the TIP. Then click the “Projects” tab and select your operator (SEPTA, PART, or PennDOT Transit) under the “Lead Agency” category.
- To produce a report, click “Export.”
What happens after the public comment period ends?
Written comments received during the public comment period and responses to those comments are provided in the final printed TIP document as part of the public record. After consideration of the public comments received, the Draft TIP with any recommended changes was presented to the DVRPC Board for adoption at the July 23, 2026 regularly scheduled Board meeting. Note that comments received after the comment period is over did not receive a response but were included in the final TIP document.
Appendices
- A - Board Resolutions
- B - State DOT Financial, and General and Procedural Guidance used in Developing the Program (includes Transit Operators Financial Capacity Analysis and TAM Plans)
- C - Memorandum of Understanding on Procedures to Amend and Modify the TIP
- D -Executive Summary of the Documentation of the Conformity Finding (Executive Summary)
- E - Title VI and Community Impact Analysis Appendix
- F – Title VI and Policy Statement and Complaint Procedures
- G - Summary of the TIP Public Involvement Process, Summary of Public Comments, Original Public Comments, Agency Responses, List of Recommended Changes, and Supporting Documentation