RTPO New Mexico
Regional Transportation Planning Organizations of New Mexico (rtponm.org)
General RTPO Resources
NMDOT website / NMDOT YouTube videos
NM State Transportation Commission
NMDOT Functional Classification map online
NMDOT District IV - LGRF Presentation Feb 2018 (PowerPoint)
NMDOT District IV - Permitting Program Presentation 2018 (PPT)
FHWA ADA Transition Plan Attributes Guide (PDF)
NMDOT ADA and Title VI Presentation (4/27/2022)
NMDOT Capital Program and Investments Division resources
More resources from NMDOT Project Oversight Division:
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T/LPA Handbook worksheet (PDF)
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Playlist of 13 videos on YouTube, one for each chapter of the T/LPA Handbook
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Right Of Way Handbook (PDF)
Funding Opportunities + Support
State Transportation Project Funding (TPF) files
NERTPO
Info: NMDOT FY 2023 TPF Call for Projects (PDF)
3/10: NMDOT FY 2023 TPF Frequently Asked Questions (PDF)
NMDOT FY 2023 TPF Project Feasibility Form (New PDF)
FY 2023 TPF Application Checklist (PDF)
FY 2023 TPF Cover Letter Template and Example (Word docs)
FY 2023 TPF Match Waiver Resolution Template, Example (Word)
(03/23/2022) FY 23 TPF Information Slide Deck (PDF)
2023 NERTPO RTP Update (PDF)
2023 NMDOT Freight Plan Slide Deck (PDF)
SERTPO
Info: FY 2023 SERTPO TPF Timeline (PDF)
(4/13/2021) Non NMDOT Bridge Conditions (PDF)
*Now Open* NM 2022 Outdoor Recreation Trails+ grant
Opened March 1st and will remain open through the year, or until the $7 million of state funds are spent. New details –
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Funds for planning and constructing outdoor infrastructure, such as trails, boat ramps, shooting ranges, disc golf courses, and more, described here.
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Two tiers of award:
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Tier 1: $25,000 to $99,999 for communities to boost local outdoor access
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Tier 2: $100,000 to $500,000 for larger regional projects
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Required match is 1:1 in urban areas, and 2:1 in rural areas
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Two upcoming trainings, with opportunities to ask questions:
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Register for Training Session #1, 3/29 @ 2PM MDT
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Register for Training Session #2, 4/27 @ 10AM MDT
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Read more about the 2022 Trails+ Grant here (PDF).
Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) Information
Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) discretionary grant program
Formerly known as TIGER. Recent examples of funded projects include dedicated bus lanes in Baltimore, highway and bridge repair in New Mexico, dock replacements in Alaska, and a rail-to-trail project in Arkansas.
Application deadline: April 14, 2022
More information: 2022 webinar series
American Trails Funding
Annual call for applications for trail maintenance, research and stewardship training funding is now open.
Funding limits: $2,000 minimum, $15,000 maximum
Eligible entities: tax-exempt organizations, Federal, State, regional, and local government units, school districts, and tribes.
Application deadline: April 15, 2022
More information: available here
Previous Federal Funding Guides
TAP/RTP FFY 2023-2024 Program Guide (PDF)
CMAQ FFY 2023-2024 Program Guide (PDF)
NMDOT 2021 TAP, RTP and CMAQ presentation
More supporting files can be found on the NMDOT