Arizona Tribal Transportation

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ADOT is currently conducting a Research Project, MPD 30-11: The Role of Arizona Tribes in Transportation Decision Making
Research Fact Sheet
Contact Dianne Kresich for more information.

FHWA-ADOT Section 106 Existing Process Reference Guide � a product of action items identified at the June 2011 Tribal-FHWA-ADOT Collaborative Workshop

Inter Tribal Council of Arizona Transportation Working Group meeting — December 2013 ADOT Tribal Coordination Report

Indian Tribes, government learn value of partnering for transportation

Tribal Transportation Safety News � issued by Northern Plains TTAP in partnership with all TTAPs and FHWA

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Welcome to the Arizona Tribal Transportation web site, designed as a central location for state-tribal transportation related partnerships, projects, activities, groups, links, and other related information.

		Arizona Tribal Strategic Partnering Team (ATSPT)

		Hopi Tribe/BIA/FHWA/ADOT/Coconino County/Navajo County/Navajo Nation/Navajo DOT Partnership

		Navajo Nation/Navajo DOT/ADOT/BIA/FHWA/Hopi Tribe/ Coconino County/Navajo County/Apache County Partnership

		San Carlos Apache Tribe/State/Federal/Counties/ Railroad/Private Organization Partnership

Hot Topics

		Newly completed US 89 bypass fully open with no restrictions ADOT Blog/Video Stay informed by subscribing online US 89 webpage provides key information on closure

		The Local Public Agency Section is pleased to announce the Federal Highway Administration, Arizona Division approved the Local Public Agency Projects Manual. The development of the manual was a cooperative effort between FHWA and ADOT including input from local public agencies. The LPA manual will help provide assistance to local public agencies in developing, delivering, and administering transportation projects funded through the Federal-aid Highway Program.

		Learn about MAP-21: Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century

		Get the latest on current and completed Tribal transportation studies funded by ADOT Multimodal Planning Division’s Planning Assistance for Rural Areas (PARA) program.

		Visit ADOT MPD Systems and Regional Planning for information on current and completed ADOT Statewide Long Range Transportation planning, corridor studies, rest area study, rail and more.

		Safety Edge Grant Program accepting applications. Safety Edge Devices will be awarded on a first-come, first-serve basis. A total of 15 devices are available and the Grant Program will run until all the devices are distributed.

		Move Over AZ. Every vehicle, every time

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