Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission

FFY 2027 TIP for Pennsylvania (FFY27-FFY30)

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Following a 30+ day public comment period, the DVRPC Board adopted the DVRPC FFY 2027 TIP (FFY27-FFY30) for the Pennsylvania portion of the region with Recommended Changes as the priority program of transportation projects on July 23, 2026. The regional TIP is included in the Pennsylvania Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP), and was developed in cooperation with PennDOT, SEPTA, Pottstown Area Rapid Transit (PART), and DVRPC's member cities and counties. The TIP was approved by the federal review agencies (FHWA, FTA, and EPA) and became the official DVRPC FFY 2027 TIP for PA on October 1, 2026.

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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.

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Detailed Information

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.
  • In the upper left corner, click on the “Choose” button and select the DVRPC TIP you would like to review if it is not already selected.
  • 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.
  • In the upper left corner, click on the “Choose” button and select the DVRPC TIP you would like to review if it is not already selected.
  • 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.”

DVRPC firmly believes that meaningful public participation results in better planning outcomes. Public participation is a process, not a single event. DVRPC provides multiple opportunities for a wide variety of stakeholders, including community members, public officials, and the private sector, to provide comments on and stay informed about transportation planning and programming decisions. By incorporating stakeholders’ local insights, residents’ lived experiences, and subject matter expertise, plans are more implementable and beneficial.

PennDOT, SEPTA, PART, the five counties (Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, and Philadelphia), and other project sponsors were made aware of the comments received about Draft TIP projects and/or the overall program. 

DVRPC firmly believes that meaningful public participation results in better planning outcomes. Public participation is a process, not a single event. DVRPC provides multiple opportunities for a wide variety of stakeholders, including community members, public officials, and the private sector, to provide comments on and stay informed about transportation planning and programming decisions. By incorporating stakeholders’ local insights, residents’ lived experiences, and subject matter expertise, plans are more implementable and beneficial.

PennDOT, SEPTA, PART, the five counties (Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, and Philadelphia), and other project sponsors were made aware of the comments received about Draft TIP projects and/or the overall program. View the public comments and responses here.

While this particular public comment period has ended, learn about DVRPC and provide feedback on our endeavors at Stay Connected.

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