


Transportation Funding
UVLSRPC assists communities and partners with securing funding for transportation infrastructure projects (roadway/intersection improvements, sidewalks, bike paths, etc) and public transportation services (bus service, volunteer driver programs, etc). The Commission also has a role in identifying the highest-priority transportation projects in the region for major state and federal funding sources.
NH Ten-Year Transportation Improvement Plan ("Ten-Year Plan")
- One Pager: How Does Federal Funding Come to the Upper Valley Lake Sunapee Region?
- One Pager: Transportation Infrastructure Funding to the State of New Hampshire
2025-2034 Ten-Year Plan: Regional Project Prioritization Process
Project Solicitation (letters of interest were due June 20th)
2023-2032 Ten-Year Plan: Regional Project Prioritization Process
- UVLSRPC Response Memo (March 2021)
2021-2030 Ten-Year Plan (current plan)
2015-2024 Ten-Year Plan Regional Priorities
UVLSRPC Regional Priorities for Federal Aid Infrastructure Programs
Congestion Management Air Quality (CMAQ): |
Transportation Alternatives (TAP) Program:2021 TAP Round Regional Priorities2011 TE Round (Canceled by NHDOT)
2009 TE Round Regional Priorities |
Regional Coordinating Councils for Community Transportation
Regional Coordinating Councils (RCCs) work to secure and share Federal Transit Administration (FTA) funds among organizations that provide community transportation services, such as volunteer driver programs for senior and disabled residents. UVLSRPC provides staff support and technical assistance to two RCCs:
Public Transportation Funding
The Public Transportation in New Hampshire Guide (2021) is a useful resource for understanding how public transportation agencies (such as Advance Transit and Sullivan County Transit) are funded. UVLSRPC provides support and technical assistance to regional public transit agencies to assist with securing funding.