Pinal County Arterial Bridge Program

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On May 9, 2013, Arizona Governor Jan Brewer approved the MAG planning area expansion into Pinal County. The new region included the Town of Florence, City of Maricopa, parts of Pinal County, the rest of the City of Apache Junction, the Gila River Indian Community, and the Town of Queen Creek. The addition of this area brought a sub-allocation of federal Surface Transportation Block Grant Program (STBGP-MAG) funds. These are allotted statewide based on population.

Projects within this specific area qualify for funding in the Pinal County Arterial Bridge program. Such projects are roadways (including parkways), principal and minor arterials, and major collectors. Eligible activities include capacity expansion, rehabilitation of existing roadway and bridge infrastructure, and intersection and drainage improvements.

2021 Call for Project Applications (Including Regional Priority Projects)

Program Goals:

Expand capacity on existing roadways or intersections of high demand.
Maintain and preserve the region’s transportation system.
Address safety concerns in existing roadways/intersections.
Promote connectivity between high demand/high capacity roadways and activity centers to advance economic viability.
Maintain consistency with stated jurisdictional policy.
Achieve a significant reduction in congestion on the region's transportation system.

PCABP Guidelines

Pinal County Arterial Bridge Program Application Area

Materials

Pinal Program Project Flowchart of the Competitive Selection Process

Related Committees

Street Committee

Contacts

Deputy Transportation Director - Programming
Patrick Stone

Project Map Viewer

Past Applications

August, 2019

Pinal Area STP Program

PNC-APJ-24-01 - Apache Junction - Delaware Drive: Broadway Avenue to 16th Avenue (Updated 10/28/2019)

August, 2017 (Applications Received for Committee Review)

Pinal Area STP Program

August, 2015

The Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) is pleased to announce a call for projects to be funded with Federal Highway Administration sub-allocated Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Program (CMAQ), PM-2.5 Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Program (CMAQ-2.5), Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP-MAG), and Surface Transportation Program (STP-MAG) funding. Total funding available is currently estimated at over $ 60 million and funding years and amounts vary by program. Eligible region wide project types include Bicycle-Pedestrian construction and non-infrastructure, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Paving of Unpaved Roads, and PM-10 Certified Street Sweepers. Additionally, non-life cycle Arterial-Bridge projects within the MAG planning boundary of Pinal County are included.