As a Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO), the Erie MPO is responsible for developing a Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) in partnership with PennDOT and EMTA. The TIP contains lists of projects and associated documentation about the TIP process and project evaluation criteria. The official TIP is updated every two years in Pennsylvania, but it serves as a living document that is constantly being revised and amended.
TIP Projects
All projects listed in the TIP are fiscally constrained to annual funding the Erie MPO receives. The projects in the TIP are multi-modal, including traditional highway/bridge and transit projects, along with bicycle/pedestrian and freight-related improvements that are federally funded or regionally significant.
What is not in the Erie MPO TIP:
- Locally funded projects on municipal roads
- Liquid Fuels or Local Use Fee funded projects
- PennDOT’s state funded maintenance projects
- Specific design details about each project
2025-2028 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) Documents
The Erie MPO adopted the full 2025-2028 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) on June 22, 2024. The full TIP includes the following documents: Project Selection Process, Timeline, Performance Management Report, Public Comment Period Advertisement, Public Comments Received, Financial Constraint, Environmental Justice Analysis and Documentation, Air Quality Conformity Determination Report, Title VI Policy Statement, and TIP Revision Procedures.
Additional Resources
To view the Erie MPO’s TIP projects, please visit PennDOT’s One Map website. To see projects made possible or in development because of Pennsylvania’s Act 89 transportation funding plan, visit PennDOT’s Projects website.