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Notice
Subject
FISCAL YEAR (FY) 2025 REDISTRIBUTION OF TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE AND INNOVATION ACT PROGRAM (TIFIA) FUNDS
Classification Code	Date	Office of Primary Interest
N 4510.900	March 10, 2025	HCFB-10

What is the purpose of this Notice? This Notice transmits the redistribution of Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act Program (TIFIA) funds pursuant to the Fiscally Responsible Highway Funding Act of 2024 (FRHFA), Title I of Division B, Public Law (Pub. L.) 118-272. This notice reflects a total of $1,800,000,000 redistributed to the States. The distribution of these funds is shown in the attached tables.
What is the background information?
1. Pursuant to Section 2103 of the FRHFA, the Secretary shall distribute to the States $1,800,000,000 in unobligated amounts of contract authority made available for credit assistance under: (1) the Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Program under Subchapter II of Chapter 1 of Title 23, United States Code (U.S.C.) as in effect before the date of enactment of SAFETEA-LU (Pub. L. 109-59; 119 Stat. 1144); and (2) the TIFIA Program under Chapter 6 of Title 23, U.S.C.
2. The amount under subparagraph (a) is distributed to the States in the same proportion as the distribution of Federal-aid highway program apportionments for fiscal year 2025 under Section 104(b) of Title 23, U.S.C.

What is the availability of these redistributed funds?

The funds are available for obligation until September 30, 2028. Any amounts not obligated by the State on or before that date shall lapse.
The funds resulting from this distribution are available immediately and shall be subject to obligation controls in force at the time of obligation. These funds are subject to the formula obligation limitation for Federal-aid highway and highway safety construction programs. No new obligation authority is distributed with these funds.
The funds shall be in addition to any other funding apportioned to the States under Section 104(b) of Title 23, U.S.C.
Except as otherwise provided in Section 2103 of the FRHFA, the funds shall be administered as if apportioned under Chapter 1 of Title 23, U.S.C.
The funds are available for any purpose described in Section 133(b) of Title 23, U.S.C., and are subject to the set-aside under Section 133(h) of such Title.
The funds shall be suballocated in the same manner as described in Section 133(d) of Title 23, U.S.C.
The funds shall be subject to the requirements of Section 11101(e) of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, Pub. L. 117-58.
The Federal share payable shall be in accordance with Section 120 of Title 23, U.S.C., except as provided by another provision of law. Section 133(h)(7) of Title 23, U.S.C., applies to funds set aside under Section 133(h) of such Title.
The funds set aside under Section 133(h) of Title 23, U.S.C., shall be included in the annual report required under Section 133(h)(8) of such Title.
The funds are not transferable under Section 126 of Title 23, U.S.C.

The program codes to be used when obligating these funds are as follows:

Program Code	Program Description	Assistance Listing Number
Y040 and Y050	FRHFA - Surface Transportation Block Grant eligible projects in any area*	20.205
Y041	FRHFA - Surface Transportation Block Grant eligible projects in urbanized areas with population over 200,000	20.205
Y042	FRHFA - Surface Transportation Block Grant eligible projects in urbanized areas with population 50,000 to 200,000	20.205
Y043	FRHFA - Surface Transportation Block Grant eligible projects in urban areas with population 5,000 to less than 50,000	20.205
Y044	FRHFA - Surface Transportation Block Grant eligible projects in areas with population less than 5,000	20.205
Y045	FRHFA - Transportation Alternatives eligible projects in any area	20.205
Y046	FRHFA - Transportation Alternatives eligible projects in urbanized areas with population over 200,000	20.205
Y047	FRHFA - Transportation Alternatives eligible projects in urbanized areas with population 50,000 to 200,000	20.205
Y048	FRHFA - Transportation Alternatives eligible projects in urban areas with population 5,000 to less than 50,000	20.205
Y049	FRHFA - Transportation Alternatives eligible projects in areas with population less than 5,000	20.205

What other provisions apply that are related to this redistribution?
1. Pursuant to Section 2104 of the FRHFA, on April 1, 2025, the Secretary shall distribute to the States 75 percent of the contract authority made available for fiscal year 2025 under the TIFIA program pursuant to Section 11101(a)(2) of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, Pub. L. 117-58, that is estimated to remain unobligated in such fiscal year. This redistribution will be provided via a separate Notice on April 1, 2025.
2. Pursuant to Section 2105 of the FRHFA, on April 1, 2026, the Secretary shall distribute to the States 75 percent of the contract authority made available for fiscal year 2026 under the TIFIA program pursuant to Section 11101(a)(2) of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, Pub. L. 117-58, that is estimated to remain unobligated in such fiscal year. This redistribution will be provided via a separate Notice on April 1, 2026.
What action is required? Division Administrators should ensure that copies of this Notice are provided to the State departments of transportation.

* Requires two program codes due to the redistributed funding originating in two different fund values in the accounting system that cannot be combined. Both program codes function in the same manner; the only difference is the underlying fund value attached to each program code in the accounting system. Each State's funding for this program will be split accordingly among the two program codes in the Fiscal Management Information System.

James O. Payne, III
Chief Counsel

Attachments

Table 1 - Redistribution of Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act Program Funds Pursuant to Section 2103 of the Fiscally Responsible Highway Funding Act of 2024, Title I of Division B, Public Law 118-272

Table 2, Page 1 - Redistribution of Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act Program Funds to Urbanized Areas Within A State With Population Greater Than 200,000 for Surface Transportation Block Grant Eligible Projects Pursuant to Section 2103 of the Fiscally Responsible Highway Funding Act of 2024, Title I of Division B, Public Law 118-272

Table 2, Page 2 - Redistribution of Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act Program Funds to Urbanized Areas Within A State With Population Greater Than 200,000 for Surface Transportation Block Grant Eligible Projects Pursuant to Section 2103 of the Fiscally Responsible Highway Funding Act of 2024, Title I of Division B, Public Law 118-272

Table 2, Page 3 - Redistribution of Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act Program Funds to Urbanized Areas Within A State With Population Greater Than 200,000 for Surface Transportation Block Grant Eligible Projects Pursuant to Section 2103 of the Fiscally Responsible Highway Funding Act of 2024, Title I of Division B, Public Law 118-272

Table 2, Page 4 - Redistribution of Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act Program Funds to Urbanized Areas Within A State With Population Greater Than 200,000 for Surface Transportation Block Grant Eligible Projects Pursuant to Section 2103 of the Fiscally Responsible Highway Funding Act of 2024, Title I of Division B, Public Law 118-272

Table 3, Page 1 - Redistribution of Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act Program Funds to Urbanized Areas Within A State With Population Greater Than 200,000 for Transportation Alternatives Eligible Projects Pursuant to Section 2103 of the Fiscally Responsible Highway Funding Act of 2024, Title I of Division B, Public Law 118-272

Table 3, Page 2 - Redistribution of Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act Program Funds to Urbanized Areas Within A State With Population Greater Than 200,000 for Transportation Alternatives Eligible Projects Pursuant to Section 2103 of the Fiscally Responsible Highway Funding Act of 2024, Title I of Division B, Public Law 118-272

Table 3, Page 3 - Redistribution of Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act Program Funds to Urbanized Areas Within A State With Population Greater Than 200,000 for Transportation Alternatives Eligible Projects Pursuant to Section 2103 of the Fiscally Responsible Highway Funding Act of 2024, Title I of Division B, Public Law 118-272

Table 3, Page 4 - Redistribution of Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act Program Funds to Urbanized Areas Within A State With Population Greater Than 200,000 for Transportation Alternatives Eligible Projects Pursuant to Section 2103 of the Fiscally Responsible Highway Funding Act of 2024, Title I of Division B, Public Law 118-272

Table 1

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION

REDISTRIBUTION OF TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE AND INNOVATION ACT PROGRAM FUNDS PURSUANT
TO SECTION 2103 OF THE FISCALLY RESPONSIBLE HIGHWAY FUNDING ACT OF 2024, TITLE I OF DIVISION B, PUBLIC LAW 118-272
State	Surface Transportation Block Grant Eligible Projects						Transportation Alternatives Eligible Projects						Total
State	Any Area	Urbanized Areas With Population Over 200,000	Areas with Population 50,000 to 200,000	Areas with Population 5,000 to less than 50,000	Areas with Population less than 5,000	Subtotal	Any Area	Urbanized Areas With Population Over 200,000	Areas with Population 50,000 to 200,000	Areas with Population 5,000 to less than 50,000	Areas with Population less than 5,000	Subtotal	Total
Alabama	13,829,480	5,903,535	2,294,999	1,538,834	7,165,330	30,732,178	1,532,761	770,369	299,481	200,807	935,024	3,738,442	34,470,620
Alaska	9,605,433	3,989,975	1,998,413	1,556,422	4,195,163	21,345,406	588,954	288,040	144,267	112,360	302,853	1,436,474	22,781,880
Arizona	13,271,277	11,956,837	1,322,190	1,147,405	1,794,017	29,491,726	1,538,094	1,631,565	180,419	156,569	244,801	3,751,448	33,243,174
Arkansas	9,500,454	3,373,156	1,346,168	1,687,609	5,204,734	21,112,121	988,715	413,315	164,947	206,784	637,738	2,411,499	23,523,620
California	67,800,374	66,679,177	7,358,344	3,992,518	4,837,084	150,667,497	6,598,524	7,640,521	843,166	457,488	554,263	16,093,962	166,761,459
Colorado	9,886,339	7,628,247	1,668,550	1,056,301	1,730,206	21,969,643	1,067,491	969,776	212,122	134,287	219,961	2,603,637	24,573,280
Connecticut	9,410,238	7,660,659	1,697,606	546,768	1,596,370	20,911,641	782,593	750,100	166,223	53,537	156,310	1,908,763	22,820,404
Delaware	3,099,940	1,891,013	480,026	740,063	677,713	6,888,755	326,772	234,695	59,576	91,850	84,112	797,005	7,685,760
Dist. of Col.	2,949,039	3,604,382	-	-	-	6,553,421	285,432	410,744	-	-	-	696,176	7,249,597
Florida	33,807,850	33,281,721	3,390,306	1,106,264	3,542,415	75,128,556	4,491,680	5,206,131	530,332	173,049	554,126	10,955,318	86,083,874
Georgia	23,133,839	15,876,528	2,914,546	2,078,873	7,404,744	51,408,530	2,975,523	2,404,303	441,372	314,819	1,121,356	7,257,373	58,665,903
Hawaii	3,098,430	2,220,370	457,987	574,203	534,411	6,885,401	327,685	276,476	57,028	71,499	66,543	799,231	7,684,632
Idaho	5,305,094	1,527,231	2,008,458	940,948	2,007,366	11,789,097	494,583	167,636	220,458	103,283	220,339	1,206,299	12,995,396
Illinois	26,230,325	23,556,153	1,901,862	2,268,708	4,332,563	58,289,611	2,586,120	2,734,433	220,771	263,355	502,930	6,307,609	64,597,220
Indiana	17,263,166	9,844,879	2,802,069	2,329,220	6,123,258	38,362,592	2,021,389	1,357,244	386,301	321,113	844,171	4,930,218	43,292,810
Iowa	9,022,467	2,635,258	2,270,094	1,975,982	4,146,125	20,049,926	934,588	321,393	276,858	240,988	505,656	2,279,483	22,329,409
Kansas	6,694,938	3,461,845	853,774	1,541,157	2,325,926	14,877,640	939,751	572,126	141,100	254,701	384,398	2,292,076	17,169,716
Kentucky	12,294,539	5,264,128	1,003,048	2,473,673	6,285,810	27,321,198	1,175,506	592,594	112,915	278,466	707,607	2,867,088	30,188,286
Louisiana	13,171,227	7,292,269	2,710,108	1,482,284	4,613,506	29,269,394	1,073,883	700,022	260,157	142,292	442,873	2,619,227	31,888,621
Maine	3,440,545	633,860	497,418	404,538	2,669,294	7,645,655	303,968	65,934	51,742	42,080	277,661	741,385	8,387,040
Maryland	11,090,858	9,712,200	1,178,280	697,660	1,967,354	24,646,352	1,089,491	1,123,296	136,278	80,690	227,540	2,657,295	27,303,647
Massachusetts	11,259,452	11,446,115	799,806	306,072	1,209,559	25,021,004	1,055,279	1,263,065	88,258	33,775	133,473	2,573,850	27,594,854
Michigan	18,920,173	12,802,667	2,476,419	1,607,484	6,238,086	42,044,829	2,374,989	1,892,147	365,998	237,575	921,946	5,792,655	47,837,484
Minnesota	11,682,851	7,414,993	1,016,339	1,731,195	4,116,514	25,961,892	1,502,826	1,123,023	153,928	262,195	623,457	3,665,429	29,627,321
Mississippi	8,839,648	2,658,847	482,596	1,859,786	5,802,785	19,643,662	955,599	338,417	61,425	236,713	738,576	2,330,730	21,974,392
Missouri	17,421,233	10,429,729	1,735,575	2,483,522	6,643,793	38,713,852	1,762,488	1,242,333	206,732	295,824	791,373	4,298,750	43,012,602
Montana	7,806,708	-	3,480,115	1,539,652	4,521,765	17,348,240	530,340	-	278,354	123,148	361,670	1,293,512	18,641,752
Nebraska	5,240,911	3,403,701	235,890	963,082	1,802,885	11,646,469	609,321	465,917	32,290	131,832	246,788	1,486,148	13,132,617
Nevada	6,807,083	7,257,219	165,741	393,364	503,444	15,126,851	562,323	705,851	16,120	38,259	48,967	1,371,520	16,498,371
New Hampshire	3,000,638	844,717	777,136	500,243	1,545,351	6,668,085	343,938	113,997	104,877	67,509	208,551	838,872	7,506,957
New Jersey	18,655,897	20,564,746	214,113	588,037	1,434,755	41,457,548	1,602,113	2,079,305	21,649	59,457	145,068	3,907,592	45,365,140
New Mexico	6,785,114	3,135,763	1,326,489	1,700,396	2,130,269	15,078,031	658,842	358,497	151,651	194,398	243,544	1,606,932	16,684,963
New York	31,508,514	30,387,097	1,593,588	1,579,069	4,950,653	70,018,921	2,561,047	2,908,015	152,505	151,115	473,773	6,246,455	76,265,376
North Carolina	19,018,891	11,115,393	2,096,169	2,220,861	7,812,888	42,264,202	2,100,128	1,445,118	272,524	288,735	1,015,758	5,122,263	47,386,465
North Dakota	4,651,797	1,224,124	1,519,539	722,625	2,219,242	10,337,327	386,508	119,751	148,651	70,692	217,100	942,702	11,280,029
Ohio	24,640,340	17,725,066	1,859,000	3,282,868	7,249,037	54,756,311	2,519,789	2,134,143	223,828	395,266	872,802	6,145,828	60,902,139
Oklahoma	11,555,864	6,082,396	926,261	2,035,488	5,079,689	25,679,698	1,285,629	796,720	121,329	266,624	665,378	3,135,680	28,815,378
Oregon	9,321,313	5,963,838	1,252,123	1,886,904	2,289,851	20,714,029	818,242	616,379	129,410	195,017	236,663	1,995,711	22,709,740
Pennsylvania	30,825,422	23,467,395	2,048,311	3,155,860	9,003,949	68,500,937	2,478,995	2,222,028	193,946	298,815	852,545	6,046,329	74,547,266
Rhode Island	4,157,823	4,499,836	-	107,121	474,827	9,239,607	285,745	364,105	-	8,668	38,420	696,938	9,936,545
South Carolina	12,131,140	6,622,293	2,194,073	1,170,438	4,840,144	26,958,088	1,421,161	913,415	302,629	161,439	667,602	3,466,246	30,424,334
South Dakota	5,239,824	-	2,073,221	1,561,478	2,769,530	11,644,053	479,347	-	223,305	168,185	298,303	1,169,140	12,813,193
Tennessee	15,462,581	8,558,085	1,953,692	1,967,855	6,419,079	34,361,292	1,653,432	1,077,454	245,968	247,751	808,156	4,032,761	38,394,053
Texas	71,959,349	60,584,873	6,636,493	6,329,733	14,399,216	159,909,664	7,103,755	7,041,788	771,360	735,706	1,673,623	17,326,232	177,235,896
Utah	6,456,422	5,730,942	598,266	755,607	806,367	14,347,604	586,004	612,424	63,932	80,746	86,171	1,429,277	15,776,881
Vermont	3,838,632	-	861,119	728,696	3,101,846	8,530,293	283,298	-	74,825	63,319	269,528	690,970	9,221,263
Virginia	18,642,290	13,871,787	2,136,742	1,156,165	5,620,326	41,427,310	1,971,368	1,727,105	266,035	143,948	699,758	4,808,214	46,235,524
Washington	12,625,162	10,221,243	1,412,991	1,206,977	2,589,543	28,055,916	1,125,494	1,072,823	148,308	126,685	271,798	2,745,108	30,801,024
West Virginia	8,249,364	636,240	2,673,992	1,111,095	5,661,228	18,331,919	624,787	56,735	238,446	99,079	504,823	1,523,870	19,855,789
Wisconsin	13,511,327	6,235,990	2,482,281	2,270,846	5,524,728	30,025,172	1,706,182	927,152	369,059	337,624	821,403	4,161,420	34,186,592
Wyoming	4,878,384	-	1,519,438	2,081,140	2,361,892	10,840,854	327,532	-	120,110	164,512	186,704	798,858	11,639,712
Total	728,999,999	520,878,518	88,701,764	79,143,089	202,276,630	1,620,000,000	73,800,004	62,248,420	10,452,965	9,384,628	24,113,983	180,000,000	1,80

Table 2 page 1

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION

REDISTRIBUTION OF TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE AND INNOVATION ACT PROGRAM FUNDS TO URBANIZED AREAS WITHIN A STATE WITH POPULATION GREATER THAN 200,000 FOR SURFACE TRANSPORTATION BLOCK GRANT ELIGIBLE PROJECTS PURSUANT TO SECTION 2103 OF THE FISCALLY RESPONSIBLE HIGHWAY FUNDING ACT OF 2024, TITLE I OF DIVISION B, PUBLIC LAW 118-272
STATE	URBANIZED AREA	POPULATION	SURFACE TRANSPORTATION BLOCK GRANT ELIGIBLE PROJECTS SUBALLOCATION
Alabama	Birmingham	774,956	2,607,110
	Columbus	62,719	211,000
	Huntsville	329,066	1,107,045
	Mobile	321,907	1,082,961
	Montgomery	254,348	855,678
	Pensacola	11,813	39,741
	Total	1,754,809	5,903,535
Alaska	Anchorage	249,252	3,989,975
Alaska	Total	249,252	3,989,975
Arizona	Phoenix--Mesa--Scottsdale	3,976,313	9,018,747
	Phoenix West--Goodyear--Avondale	419,946	952,487
	Tucson	875,441	1,985,603
	Total	5,271,700	11,956,837
Arkansas	Fayetteville--Springdale--Rogers	373,662	1,440,745
	Little Rock	461,864	1,780,830
	Memphis	39,313	151,581
	Total	874,839	3,373,156
California	Antioch	326,205	683,684
	Bakersfield	570,235	1,195,141
	Concord--Walnut Creek	538,583	1,128,802
	Fresno	717,589	1,503,976
	Indio--Palm Desert--Palm Springs	361,075	756,768
	Lake Tahoe (Bi-State MPO)	145,000	303,902
	Livermore--Pleasanton--Dublin	240,381	503,808
	Los Angeles--Long Beach--Anaheim	12,237,376	25,647,995
	Mission Viejo--Lake Forest--Laguna Niguel	646,843	1,355,701
	Modesto	357,301	748,858
	Oxnard--San Buenaventura (Ventura)	376,117	788,294
	Palmdale--Lancaster	359,559	753,590
	Reno	40	84
	Riverside--San Bernardino	2,276,703	4,771,682
	Sacramento	1,946,618	4,079,865
	San Diego	3,070,300	6,434,961
	San Francisco--Oakland	3,515,933	7,368,952
	San Jose	1,837,446	3,851,055
	Santa Barbara	202,197	423,779
	Santa Clarita	278,031	582,718
	Santa Rosa	297,329	623,164
	Stockton	414,847	869,467
	Temecula--Murrieta--Menifee	528,991	1,108,698
	Thousand Oaks	213,986	448,488
	Victorville--Hesperia--Apple Valley	355,816	745,745
	Total	31,814,501	66,679,177
Colorado	Colorado Springs	632,494	1,323,692
	Denver--Aurora	2,686,147	5,621,603
	Fort Collins	326,332	682,952
	Total	3,644,973	7,628,247
Connecticut	Bridgeport--Stamford	860,974	2,746,135
	Hartford	977,158	3,116,711
	New Haven	561,456	1,790,802
	Springfield	943	3,008
	Worcester	1,255	4,003
	Total	2,401,786	7,660,659
Delaware	Philadelphia	494,087	1,891,013
Delaware	Total	494,087	1,891,013
District of Columbia	Washington--Arlington	689,545	3,604,382
District of Columbia	Total	689,545	3,604,382
Florida	Bonita Springs--Estero	425,675	816,652
	Bradenton--Sarasota--Venice	779,075	1,494,644
	Cape Coral	599,242	1,149,637
	Daytona Beach--Palm Coast--Port Orange	402,126	771,473
	Deltona	210,712	404,248
	Gainesville	213,748	410,073
	Jacksonville	1,247,374	2,393,069
	Kissimmee--St. Cloud	418,404	802,702
	Lakeland	277,915	533,176
	Miami--Fort Lauderdale	6,077,522	11,659,640
	Navarre--Miramar Beach--Destin	226,213	433,986
	Orlando	1,853,896	3,556,673
	Palm Bay--Melbourne	510,675	979,723
	Pensacola	378,359	725,876
	Port St. Lucie	437,745	839,808
	Tallahassee	252,934	485,250
	Tampa--St. Petersburg	2,783,045	5,339,232
	Winter Haven	253,251	485,859
	Total	17,347,911	33,281,721

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REDISTRIBUTION OF TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE AND INNOVATION ACT PROGRAM FUNDS TO URBANIZED AREAS WITHIN A STATE WITH POPULATION GREATER THAN 200,000 FOR SURFACE TRANSPORTATION BLOCK GRANT ELIGIBLE PROJECTS PURSUANT TO SECTION 2103 OF THE FISCALLY RESPONSIBLE HIGHWAY FUNDING ACT OF 2024, TITLE I OF DIVISION B, PUBLIC LAW 118-272
STATE	URBANIZED AREA	POPULATION	SURFACE TRANSPORTATION BLOCK GRANT ELIGIBLE PROJECTS SUBALLOCATION
Georgia	Atlanta	5,100,112	13,462,036
	Augusta-Richmond County	322,081	850,151
	Chattanooga	78,160	206,308
	Columbus	205,027	541,180
	Savannah	309,466	816,853
	Total	6,014,846	15,876,528
Hawaii	Honolulu	853,252	2,220,370
Hawaii	Total	853,252	2,220,370
Idaho	Boise City	433,180	1,527,231
Idaho	Total	433,180	1,527,231
Illinois	Chicago	8,140,136	20,368,139
	Davenport	133,734	334,627
	Peoria	259,781	650,021
	Rockford	276,443	691,712
	Round Lake Beach--McHenry--Grayslake	248,461	621,696
	St. Louis	355,672	889,958
	Total	9,414,227	23,556,153
Indiana	Chicago	531,610	1,653,028
	Evansville	206,855	643,210
	Fort Wayne	335,934	1,044,578
	Indianapolis	1,699,881	5,285,736
	Louisville/Jefferson County	141,645	440,442
	South Bend	250,166	777,885
	Total	3,166,091	9,844,879
Iowa	Davenport	151,477	523,578
	Des Moines	542,486	1,875,094
	Omaha	68,447	236,586
	Total	762,410	2,635,258
Kansas	Kansas City	742,694	2,068,581
	Wichita	500,231	1,393,264
	Total	1,242,925	3,461,845
Kentucky	Cincinnati	355,231	1,184,671
	Clarksville	19,902	66,372
	Huntington	54,965	183,305
	Lexington-Fayette	315,631	1,052,608
	Louisville/Jefferson County	832,752	2,777,172
	Total	1,578,481	5,264,128
Louisiana	Baton Rouge	631,326	2,181,992
	Lafayette	227,316	785,651
	New Orleans	963,212	3,329,059
	Shreveport	288,052	995,567
	Total	2,109,906	7,292,269
Maine	Portland	205,356	633,860
Maine	Total	205,356	633,860
Maryland	Baltimore	2,212,038	4,854,166
	Bel Air--Aberdeen	214,647	471,028
	Philadelphia	40,793	89,517
	Washington--Arlington	1,958,361	4,297,489
	Total	4,425,839	9,712,200
Massachusetts	Barnstable Town	303,269	593,670
	Boston	4,307,284	8,431,808
	Nashua	425	832
	Providence	314,095	614,863
	Springfield	441,202	863,684
	Worcester	480,830	941,258
	Total	5,847,105	11,446,115
Michigan	Ann Arbor	317,689	729,007
	Detroit	3,776,890	8,666,906
	Flint	298,964	686,039
	Grand Rapids	605,666	1,389,834
	Kalamazoo	204,562	469,413
	Lansing	318,300	730,409
	South Bend	28,755	65,985
	Toledo	28,358	65,074
	Total	5,579,184	12,802,667

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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION

REDISTRIBUTION OF TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE AND INNOVATION ACT PROGRAM FUNDS TO URBANIZED AREAS WITHIN A STATE WITH POPULATION GREATER THAN 200,000 FOR SURFACE TRANSPORTATION BLOCK GRANT ELIGIBLE PROJECTS PURSUANT TO SECTION 2103 OF THE FISCALLY RESPONSIBLE HIGHWAY FUNDING ACT OF 2024, TITLE I OF DIVISION B, PUBLIC LAW 118-272
STATE	URBANIZED AREA	POPULATION	SURFACE TRANSPORTATION BLOCK GRANT ELIGIBLE PROJECTS SUBALLOCATION
Minnesota	Fargo	48,471	121,286
	Minneapolis--St. Paul	2,914,866	7,293,707
	Total	2,963,337	7,414,993
Mississippi	Gulfport--Biloxi	236,344	862,284
	Jackson	347,693	1,268,533
	Memphis	144,728	528,030
	Total	728,765	2,658,847
Missouri	Fayetteville--Springdale--Rogers	25	86
	Kansas City	931,524	3,222,562
	St. Louis	1,800,651	6,229,264
	Springfield	282,651	977,817
	Total	3,014,851	10,429,729
Nebraska	Lincoln	291,217	951,009
	Omaha	751,061	2,452,692
	Total	1,042,278	3,403,701
Nevada	Lake Tahoe (Bi-State MPO)	65,000	174,187
	Las Vegas--Henderson--Paradise	2,196,623	5,886,527
	Reno	446,489	1,196,505
	Total	2,708,112	7,257,219
New Hampshire	Boston	74,725	198,943
	Nashua	242,559	645,774
	Total	317,284	844,717
New Jersey	Allentown--Bethlehem	31,133	76,422
	Atlantic City--Ocean City--Villas	294,921	723,941
	New York--Jersey City--Newark	6,516,605	15,996,281
	Philadelphia	1,164,637	2,858,829
	Trenton	370,422	909,273
	Total	8,377,718	20,564,746
New Mexico	Albuquerque	769,837	3,014,936
	El Paso	30,852	120,827
	Total	800,689	3,135,763
New York	Albany--Schenectady	593,142	1,130,729
	Bridgeport--Stamford	55,434	105,676
	Buffalo	948,864	1,808,856
	New York--Jersey City--Newark	12,909,844	24,610,525
	Poughkeepsie--Newburgh	314,766	600,050
	Rochester	704,327	1,342,685
	Syracuse	413,660	788,576
	Total	15,940,037	30,387,097
North Carolina	Asheville	285,776	636,336
	Charlotte	1,359,439	3,027,053
	Concord	278,612	620,383
	Durham	396,118	882,033
	Fayetteville	325,008	723,693
	Greensboro	338,928	754,689
	Hickory	201,511	448,703
	Myrtle Beach--North Myrtle Beach	23,593	52,534
	Raleigh	1,106,646	2,464,161
	Wilmington	255,329	568,539
	Winston-Salem	420,924	937,269
	Total	4,991,884	11,115,393
North Dakota	Fargo	167,743	1,224,124
North Dakota	Total	167,743	1,224,124
Ohio	Akron	541,879	1,383,049
	Canton	295,319	753,749
	Cincinnati	1,331,513	3,398,448
	Cleveland	1,712,178	4,370,027
	Columbus	1,567,254	4,000,134
	Dayton	674,046	1,720,381
	Huntington	32,003	81,682
	Toledo	469,594	1,198,554
	Youngstown	320,901	819,042
	Total	6,944,687	17,725,066
Oklahoma	Oklahoma City	982,276	3,503,983
	Tulsa	722,810	2,578,413
	Total	1,705,086	6,082,396
Oregon	Eugene	270,179	726,431
	Portland	1,679,601	4,515,945
	Salem	268,331	721,462
	Total	2,218,111	5,963,838

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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION

REDISTRIBUTION OF TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE AND INNOVATION ACT PROGRAM FUNDS TO URBANIZED AREAS WITHIN A STATE WITH POPULATION GREATER THAN 200,000 FOR SURFACE TRANSPORTATION BLOCK GRANT ELIGIBLE PROJECTS PURSUANT TO SECTION 2103 OF THE FISCALLY RESPONSIBLE HIGHWAY FUNDING ACT OF 2024, TITLE I OF DIVISION B, PUBLIC LAW 118-272
STATE	URBANIZED AREA	POPULATION	SURFACE TRANSPORTATION BLOCK GRANT ELIGIBLE PROJECTS SUBALLOCATION
Pennsylvania	Allentown--Bethlehem	590,570	1,711,185
	Harrisburg	490,859	1,422,271
	Lancaster--Manheim	394,530	1,143,157
	Philadelphia	3,996,608	11,580,231
	Pittsburgh	1,745,039	5,056,276
	Reading	276,278	800,520
	Scranton	366,713	1,062,556
	York	238,549	691,199
	Total	8,099,146	23,467,395
Rhode Island	Providence	971,711	4,499,836
Rhode Island	Total	971,711	4,499,836
South Carolina	Augusta-Richmond County	109,399	316,905
	Charleston	684,773	1,983,636
	Charlotte	20,434	59,193
	Columbia	590,407	1,710,279
	Greenville	387,271	1,121,839
	Myrtle Beach--North Myrtle Beach	275,361	797,660
	Rock Hill	218,443	632,781
	Total	2,286,088	6,622,293
Tennessee	Chattanooga	320,409	876,206
	Clarksville	181,045	495,094
	Knoxville	597,257	1,633,287
	Memphis	872,149	2,385,020
	Nashville--Davidson	1,158,642	3,168,478
	Total	3,129,502	8,558,085
Texas	Amarillo	205,860	621,209
	Austin	1,809,888	5,461,570
	Brownsville	216,444	653,148
	College Station--Bryan	206,137	622,045
	Corpus Christi	339,066	1,023,175
	Dallas--Fort Worth--Arlington	5,732,354	17,298,116
	Denton--Lewisville	429,461	1,295,954
	El Paso	823,732	2,485,717
	Houston	5,853,575	17,663,916
	Killeen	257,222	776,201
	Laredo	251,462	758,819
	Lubbock	272,280	821,640
	McAllen	779,553	2,352,402
	McKinney--Frisco	504,803	1,523,308
	San Antonio	1,992,689	6,013,196
	The Woodlands--Conroe	402,454	1,214,457
	Total	20,076,980	60,584,873
Utah	Ogden--Layton	608,857	1,468,571
	Provo--Orem	588,609	1,419,733
	Salt Lake City	1,178,533	2,842,638
	Total	2,375,999	5,730,942
Virginia	Richmond	1,059,150	2,795,928
	Roanoke	217,312	573,657
	Virginia Beach--Norfolk	1,451,578	3,831,854
	Washington--Arlington	2,526,853	6,670,348
	Total	5,254,893	13,871,787
Washington	Bremerton	224,449	449,486
	Kennewick--Richland--Pasco	255,401	511,471
	Olympia--Lacey	208,157	416,860
	Portland	424,637	850,387
	Seattle--Tacoma	3,544,011	7,097,309
	Spokane	447,279	895,730
	Total	5,103,934	10,221,243
West Virginia	Huntington	113,189	636,240
West Virginia	Total	113,189	636,240
Wisconsin	Appleton	230,967	647,156
	Green Bay	224,156	628,072
	Madison	450,305	1,261,728
	Milwaukee	1,306,795	3,661,561
	Round Lake Beach--McHenry--Grayslake	13,374	37,473
	Total	2,225,597	6,235,990
GRAND TOTAL		207,733,826	520,878,518

Table 3 Page 1

REDISTRIBUTION OF TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE AND INNOVATION ACT PROGRAM FUNDS TO URBANIZED AREAS WITHIN A STATE WITH POPULATION GREATER THAN 200,000 FOR TRANSPORTATION ALTERNATIVES ELIGIBLE PROJECTS PURSUANT TO SECTION 2103 OF THE FISCALLY RESPONSIBLE HIGHWAY FUNDING ACT OF 2024, TITLE I OF DIVISION B, PUBLIC LAW 118-272
STATE	URBANIZED AREA	POPULATION	TRANSPORTATION ALTERNATIVES ELIGIBLE PROJECTS SUBALLOCATION
Alabama	Birmingham	774,956	340,209
	Columbus	62,719	27,534
	Huntsville	329,066	144,461
	Mobile	321,907	141,319
	Montgomery	254,348	111,660
	Pensacola	11,813	5,186
	Total	1,754,809	770,369
Alaska	Anchorage	249,252	288,040
Alaska	Total	249,252	288,040
Arizona	Phoenix--Mesa--Scottsdale	3,976,313	1,230,649
	Phoenix West--Goodyear--Avondale	419,946	129,971
	Tucson	875,441	270,945
	Total	5,271,700	1,631,565
Arkansas	Fayetteville--Springdale--Rogers	373,662	176,536
	Little Rock	461,864	218,206
	Memphis	39,313	18,573
	Total	874,839	413,315
California	Antioch	326,205	78,341
	Bakersfield	570,235	136,947
	Concord--Walnut Creek	538,583	129,345
	Fresno	717,589	172,335
	Indio--Palm Desert--Palm Springs	361,075	86,715
	Lake Tahoe (Bi-State MPO)	145,000	34,823
	Livermore--Pleasanton--Dublin	240,381	57,730
	Los Angeles--Long Beach--Anaheim	12,237,376	2,938,909
	Mission Viejo--Lake Forest--Laguna Niguel	646,843	155,345
	Modesto	357,301	85,809
	Oxnard--San Buenaventura (Ventura)	376,117	90,328
	Palmdale--Lancaster	359,559	86,351
	Reno	40	10
	Riverside--San Bernardino	2,276,703	546,769
	Sacramento	1,946,618	467,497
	San Diego	3,070,300	737,358
	San Francisco--Oakland	3,515,933	844,381
	San Jose	1,837,446	441,278
	Santa Barbara	202,197	48,559
	Santa Clarita	278,031	66,771
	Santa Rosa	297,329	71,406
	Stockton	414,847	99,629
	Temecula--Murrieta--Menifee	528,991	127,042
	Thousand Oaks	213,986	51,391
	Victorville--Hesperia--Apple Valley	355,816	85,452
	Total	31,814,501	7,640,521
Colorado	Colorado Springs	632,494	168,280
	Denver--Aurora	2,686,147	714,672
	Fort Collins	326,332	86,824
	Total	3,644,973	969,776
Connecticut	Bridgeport--Stamford	860,974	268,890
	Hartford	977,158	305,175
	New Haven	561,456	175,348
	Springfield	943	295
	Worcester	1,255	392
	Total	2,401,786	750,100
Delaware	Philadelphia	494,087	234,695
Delaware	Total	494,087	234,695
District of Columbia	Washington--Arlington	689,545	410,744
District of Columbia	Total	689,545	410,744
Florida	Bonita Springs--Estero	425,675	127,746
	Bradenton--Sarasota--Venice	779,075	233,801
	Cape Coral	599,242	179,833
	Daytona Beach--Palm Coast--Port Orange	402,126	120,678
	Deltona	210,712	63,235
	Gainesville	213,748	64,146
	Jacksonville	1,247,374	374,339
	Kissimmee--St. Cloud	418,404	125,564
	Lakeland	277,915	83,403
	Miami--Fort Lauderdale	6,077,522	1,823,872
	Navarre--Miramar Beach--Destin	226,213	67,887
	Orlando	1,853,896	556,357
	Palm Bay--Melbourne	510,675	153,254
	Pensacola	378,359	113,546
	Port St. Lucie	437,745	131,368
	Tallahassee	252,934	75,906
	Tampa--St. Petersburg	2,783,045	835,195
	Winter Haven	253,251	76,001
	Total	17,347,911	5,206,131

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REDISTRIBUTION OF TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE AND INNOVATION ACT PROGRAM FUNDS TO URBANIZED AREAS WITHIN A STATE WITH POPULATION GREATER THAN 200,000 FOR TRANSPORTATION ALTERNATIVES ELIGIBLE PROJECTS PURSUANT TO SECTION 2103 OF THE FISCALLY RESPONSIBLE HIGHWAY FUNDING ACT OF 2024, TITLE I OF DIVISION B, PUBLIC LAW 118-272
STATE	URBANIZED AREA	POPULATION	TRANSPORTATION ALTERNATIVES ELIGIBLE PROJECTS SUBALLOCATION
Georgia	Atlanta	5,100,112	2,038,658
	Augusta-Richmond County	322,081	128,745
	Chattanooga	78,160	31,243
	Columbus	205,027	81,955
	Savannah	309,466	123,702
	Total	6,014,846	2,404,303
Hawaii	Honolulu	853,252	276,476
Hawaii	Total	853,252	276,476
Idaho	Boise City	433,180	167,636
Idaho	Total	433,180	167,636
Illinois	Chicago	8,140,136	2,364,364
	Davenport	133,734	38,844
	Peoria	259,781	75,455
	Rockford	276,443	80,295
	Round Lake Beach--McHenry--Grayslake	248,461	72,167
	St. Louis	355,672	103,308
	Total	9,414,227	2,734,433
Indiana	Chicago	531,610	227,891
	Evansville	206,855	88,675
	Fort Wayne	335,934	144,009
	Indianapolis	1,699,881	728,707
	Louisville/Jefferson County	141,645	60,721
	South Bend	250,166	107,241
	Total	3,166,091	1,357,244
Iowa	Davenport	151,477	63,855
	Des Moines	542,486	228,684
	Omaha	68,447	28,854
	Total	762,410	321,393
Kansas	Kansas City	742,694	341,867
	Wichita	500,231	230,259
	Total	1,242,925	572,126
Kentucky	Cincinnati	355,231	133,361
	Clarksville	19,902	7,472
	Huntington	54,965	20,635
	Lexington-Fayette	315,631	118,494
	Louisville/Jefferson County	832,752	312,632
	Total	1,578,481	592,594
Louisiana	Baton Rouge	631,326	209,461
	Lafayette	227,316	75,419
	New Orleans	963,212	319,573
	Shreveport	288,052	95,569
	Total	2,109,906	700,022
Maine	Portland	205,356	65,934
Maine	Total	205,356	65,934
Maryland	Baltimore	2,212,038	561,424
	Bel Air--Aberdeen	214,647	54,478
	Philadelphia	40,793	10,354
	Washington--Arlington	1,958,361	497,040
	Total	4,425,839	1,123,296
Massachusetts	Barnstable Town	303,269	65,511
	Boston	4,307,284	930,440
	Nashua	425	92
	Providence	314,095	67,849
	Springfield	441,202	95,306
	Worcester	480,830	103,867
	Total	5,847,105	1,263,065
Michigan	Ann Arbor	317,689	107,742
	Detroit	3,776,890	1,280,910
	Flint	298,964	101,392
	Grand Rapids	605,666	205,408
	Kalamazoo	204,562	69,376
	Lansing	318,300	107,950
	South Bend	28,755	9,752
	Toledo	28,358	9,617
	Total	5,579,184	1,892,147

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REDISTRIBUTION OF TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE AND INNOVATION ACT PROGRAM FUNDS TO URBANIZED AREAS WITHIN A STATE WITH POPULATION GREATER THAN 200,000 FOR TRANSPORTATION ALTERNATIVES ELIGIBLE PROJECTS PURSUANT TO SECTION 2103 OF THE FISCALLY RESPONSIBLE HIGHWAY FUNDING ACT OF 2024, TITLE I OF DIVISION B, PUBLIC LAW 118-272
STATE	URBANIZED AREA	POPULATION	TRANSPORTATION ALTERNATIVES ELIGIBLE PROJECTS SUBALLOCATION
Minnesota	Fargo	48,471	18,369
	Minneapolis--St. Paul	2,914,866	1,104,654
	Total	2,963,337	1,123,023
Mississippi	Gulfport--Biloxi	236,344	109,751
	Jackson	347,693	161,458
	Memphis	144,728	67,208
	Total	728,765	338,417
Missouri	Fayetteville--Springdale--Rogers	25	10
	Kansas City	931,524	383,854
	St. Louis	1,800,651	741,996
	Springfield	282,651	116,473
	Total	3,014,851	1,242,333
Nebraska	Lincoln	291,217	130,179
	Omaha	751,061	335,738
	Total	1,042,278	465,917
Nevada	Lake Tahoe (Bi-State MPO)	65,000	16,942
	Las Vegas--Henderson--Paradise	2,196,623	572,535
	Reno	446,489	116,374
	Total	2,708,112	705,851
New Hampshire	Boston	74,725	26,848
	Nashua	242,559	87,149
	Total	317,284	113,997
New Jersey	Allentown--Bethlehem	31,133	7,727
	Atlantic City--Ocean City--Villas	294,921	73,198
	New York--Jersey City--Newark	6,516,605	1,617,386
	Philadelphia	1,164,637	289,057
	Trenton	370,422	91,937
	Total	8,377,718	2,079,305
New Mexico	Albuquerque	769,837	344,683
	El Paso	30,852	13,814
	Total	800,689	358,497
New York	Albany--Schenectady	593,142	108,210
	Bridgeport--Stamford	55,434	10,113
	Buffalo	948,864	173,106
	New York--Jersey City--Newark	12,909,844	2,355,203
	Poughkeepsie--Newburgh	314,766	57,424
	Rochester	704,327	128,493
	Syracuse	413,660	75,466
	Total	15,940,037	2,908,015
North Carolina	Asheville	285,776	82,730
	Charlotte	1,359,439	393,549
	Concord	278,612	80,656
	Durham	396,118	114,674
	Fayetteville	325,008	94,088
	Greensboro	338,928	98,117
	Hickory	201,511	58,336
	Myrtle Beach--North Myrtle Beach	23,593	6,830
	Raleigh	1,106,646	320,367
	Wilmington	255,329	73,916
	Winston-Salem	420,924	121,855
	Total	4,991,884	1,445,118
North Dakota	Fargo	167,743	119,751
North Dakota	Total	167,743	119,751
Ohio	Akron	541,879	166,523
	Canton	295,319	90,753
	Cincinnati	1,331,513	409,182
	Cleveland	1,712,178	526,162
	Columbus	1,567,254	481,626
	Dayton	674,046	207,138
	Huntington	32,003	9,835
	Toledo	469,594	144,309
	Youngstown	320,901	98,615
	Total	6,944,687	2,134,143
Oklahoma	Oklahoma City	982,276	458,979
	Tulsa	722,810	337,741
	Total	1,705,086	796,720
Oregon	Eugene	270,179	75,079
	Portland	1,679,601	466,735
	Salem	268,331	74,565
	Total	2,218,111	616,379

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REDISTRIBUTION OF TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE AND INNOVATION ACT PROGRAM FUNDS TO URBANIZED AREAS WITHIN A STATE WITH POPULATION GREATER THAN 200,000 FOR TRANSPORTATION ALTERNATIVES ELIGIBLE PROJECTS PURSUANT TO SECTION 2103 OF THE FISCALLY RESPONSIBLE HIGHWAY FUNDING ACT OF 2024, TITLE I OF DIVISION B, PUBLIC LAW 118-272
STATE	URBANIZED AREA	POPULATION	TRANSPORTATION ALTERNATIVES ELIGIBLE PROJECTS SUBALLOCATION
Pennsylvania	Allentown--Bethlehem	590,570	162,025
	Harrisburg	490,859	134,669
	Lancaster--Manheim	394,530	108,240
	Philadelphia	3,996,608	1,096,483
	Pittsburgh	1,745,039	478,757
	Reading	276,278	75,798
	Scranton	366,713	100,609
	York	238,549	65,447
	Total	8,099,146	2,222,028
Rhode Island	Providence	971,711	364,105
Rhode Island	Total	971,711	364,105
South Carolina	Augusta-Richmond County	109,399	43,711
	Charleston	684,773	273,604
	Charlotte	20,434	8,164
	Columbia	590,407	235,899
	Greenville	387,271	154,736
	Myrtle Beach--North Myrtle Beach	275,361	110,021
	Rock Hill	218,443	87,280
	Total	2,286,088	913,415
Tennessee	Chattanooga	320,409	110,313
	Clarksville	181,045	62,332
	Knoxville	597,257	205,629
	Memphis	872,149	300,272
	Nashville--Davidson	1,158,642	398,908
	Total	3,129,502	1,077,454
Texas	Amarillo	205,860	72,203
	Austin	1,809,888	634,799
	Brownsville	216,444	75,916
	College Station--Bryan	206,137	72,300
	Corpus Christi	339,066	118,924
	Dallas--Fort Worth--Arlington	5,732,354	2,010,562
	Denton--Lewisville	429,461	150,629
	El Paso	823,732	288,915
	Houston	5,853,575	2,053,079
	Killeen	257,222	90,218
	Laredo	251,462	88,198
	Lubbock	272,280	95,499
	McAllen	779,553	273,420
	McKinney--Frisco	504,803	177,054
	San Antonio	1,992,689	698,915
	The Woodlands--Conroe	402,454	141,157
	Total	20,076,980	7,041,788
Utah	Ogden--Layton	608,857	156,936
	Provo--Orem	588,609	151,716
	Salt Lake City	1,178,533	303,772
	Total	2,375,999	612,424
Virginia	Richmond	1,059,150	348,107
	Roanoke	217,312	71,423
	Virginia Beach--Norfolk	1,451,578	477,084
	Washington--Arlington	2,526,853	830,491
	Total	5,254,893	1,727,105
Washington	Bremerton	224,449	47,178
	Kennewick--Richland--Pasco	255,401	53,684
	Olympia--Lacey	208,157	43,754
	Portland	424,637	89,257
	Seattle--Tacoma	3,544,011	744,934
	Spokane	447,279	94,016
	Total	5,103,934	1,072,823
West Virginia	Huntington	113,189	56,735
West Virginia	Total	113,189	56,735
Wisconsin	Appleton	230,967	96,218
	Green Bay	224,156	93,380
	Madison	450,305	187,591
	Milwaukee	1,306,795	544,392
	Round Lake Beach--McHenry--Grayslake	13,374	5,571
	Total	2,225,597	927,152
GRAND TOTAL		207,733,826	62,248,420

Last updated: Monday, March 10, 2025

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