Now Open for Public Comment: 2027-2030 Proposed STIP Projects
Feb. 5, 2026
For more information, contact Kacey Davey (Kacey.L.Davey@odot.oregon.gov), 541-280-2716
SALEM – The Oregon Transportation Commission has released the draft 2027-2030 Statewide Transportation Improvement Program for formal public review.
The STIP is ODOT’s capital program that lays out where we will invest both state and federal funds in the transportation system. It includes everything from public transportation to new bike paths, sidewalks, repaved roads and bridge maintenance.
We want to hear from you!
This is your opportunity to see which projects ODOT has chosen to invest in.
We want your feedback on two primary topics:
- Which of the proposed projects do you support, which projects do you have concerns about?
- Are there any proposed projects that have impacts we should address?
How to provide public comment
There are a few ways you can provide comment on the STIP:
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Visit our online open house available until March 20.
- Attend one of our in-person public comment sessions. See the STIP website for details.
- Send us an email at ODOT.STIP@odot.oregon.gov.
Public comment will close on March 31. We may use your comments to make adjustments as we begin designing projects in the STIP. All comments will be included in the public comment record. This record will go to the OTC before they approve the final STIP in June.
About the STIP
We’ve spent the last two years selecting the most critical projects and now have a draft list of proposed investments to present for public comment.
Along with the commission, we develop the STIP program in coordination with a wide range of interested parties, including cities, counties, industry partners and the public.
This STIP will fund projects in 2027 through 2030. The commission started developing this STIP in 2023 by deciding how to allocate state and federal funding. The unallocated, non-directed funding in the 2027-2030 STIP is extremely limited compared to previous STIPs. The commission considered projects such as bridge and pavement preservation, road and interchange expansions, and public and active transportation improvements.
To learn more about the STIP, visit our website. To stay up to date on all things STIP, sign up for email updates.
ODOT Funding
While ODOT’s current funding crisis is having a significant impact on maintenance and day to day operations, most STIP projects are expected to move forward. These projects are typically funded through separate state or federal programs with legal restrictions that limit their use to project development and construction, and do not allow those funds to be used for maintenance or daily operations. We will make any adjustments to the STIP required by legislative action. For more information about ODOT’s funding situation, visit our website.
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