Policies & Regulations

General Policies

TIP Groupable Projects Policy- MMMPO Revision of the TIP Process
Public Involvement Policy (Adopted August 2022)
MMMPO Bylaws (Revised January 2024)
MMMPO Title VI Plan (March 2023)
Title VI Complaint Form
MMMPO Travel Policy (Adopted August 2022, 2024 Update)
MMMPO Freedom of Information Act Response Policy and Procedures (June 2011)
Personnel Policy (December 2010)
Agreement Establishing MMMPO
Joint Resolution Establishing MMMPO
Adopted MMMPO Professional Technical Services Procurement Policy
MMMPO GIS Data Request Policies
New MMMPO-MCMTA MOU 2012
TIP Adjustment Policy (2014)

TIP

Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)

Transportation Improvement Program is a short-term planning document that outlines transportation projects that will be funded and implemented over the next four to five years in a particular metropolitan area or state.

The TIP is required by the U.S. Department of Transportation and is developed through a collaborative process involving local and state transportation agencies, metropolitan planning organizations, and other stakeholders.

The TIP is updated periodically to reflect changes in transportation needs, funding availability, and other factors. See the most current updates below.

Public Notice: Update to Morgantown Monongalia MPO's Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)

MMMPO TIP Highway Project - 2024 November (Adopted)

STAR CITY I/C IMPROVEMENT TIP Amendment Ad

TIP MRTC Ad for November

MMMPO Highway TIP October 2024

Mon County Urban Mass Transportation Authority TIP for 2025-2028

TIP Ad - Highway and Transit October

TIP Highway Ad August 2024 *July 29th Modification

2024 August TIP Highway

2024 July TIP Highway

MMMPO TIP Admin Adjust for July Letter

2024 June TIP Highway

2024 May TIP Highway

2024-March-TIP Highway

2023-Dec-24-Jan TIP Highway

TIP FY 2024-2028

November 2023 TIP Amendments

Updated TIP Highway Table- June and August 2023

MTP

Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP)

Metropolitan Transportation Plan is a long-term planning document that outlines a metropolitan area's transportation goals, objectives, and strategies for the next 20 to 30 years. The MTP is required by the U.S. Department of Transportation for all metropolitan areas with a population of over 50,000 and is developed through a collaborative process involving local and state transportation agencies, metropolitan planning organizations, and other stakeholders.

The MTP is updated every 5 years to reflect changes in transportation needs, funding availability, and other factors.

MMMPO 2050 Metropolitan Transportation Plan
MTP 2050 Executive Summary