I-way connects Idaho communities with funding opportunities that support transportation projects across the state. Whether you represent a local agency, a transit organization, or a community group, these programs can help bring mobility solutions to your region.
Idaho's transportation funding landscape offers a range of opportunities for communities seeking to improve local mobility. Through various programs administered across the state, local agencies and organizations can apply for support that helps turn transportation ideas into reality. These funding cycles are designed to accommodate different project types, from pedestrian infrastructure to intercity transit connections. The application process is structured to be accessible, with clear procedures and timelines that help applicants prepare strong proposals. Communities throughout Idaho have used these resources to develop solutions that meet their unique transportation needs, creating more connected and efficient travel options for residents and visitors alike.
The funding programs available through Idaho's transportation network support a wide variety of mobility projects. Local agencies can seek assistance for initiatives that enhance public transit, improve bicycle and pedestrian routes, or strengthen connections between different modes of travel. The application cycles are carefully managed to ensure fair consideration of all proposals, with specific windows for submission and review. Technical assistance is often available to help applicants navigate the process and develop competitive proposals. These programs reflect a commitment to building a transportation system that serves all Idahoans, whether they live in urban centers or rural communities across the state.
Performance measurement plays an important role in how transportation funding is allocated and evaluated across Idaho communities. Agencies that receive support are typically expected to track and report on how their projects improve mobility, accessibility, and efficiency for travelers. This data helps inform future funding decisions and ensures that resources are directed toward solutions that deliver meaningful results. The emphasis on measurable outcomes encourages innovative approaches to transportation challenges, as communities seek to demonstrate the impact of their investments. This cycle of planning, implementation, and evaluation helps strengthen Idaho's transportation network over time, benefiting both current and future travelers.
Beyond the application and funding process, Idaho's transportation community offers ongoing resources for professionals and organizations involved in mobility projects. Regular meetings, conferences, and workshops provide opportunities for knowledge sharing and collaboration among transportation professionals across the state. These gatherings help spread best practices and innovative ideas that can be adapted to local circumstances. An advisory council and various committees work to ensure that diverse perspectives are represented in transportation planning. This collaborative approach helps build a connected network of professionals who are committed to improving mobility options for all Idahoans, strengthening communities through better transportation choices.
Bicycle & Pedestrian Funding
Programs supporting infrastructure and safety improvements for bicycling and walking throughout Idaho. Funding is available for planning, design, and construction of pathways, trails, and pedestrian facilities.
Community Choices for Idaho (CC4I)
The 2015 CC4I application cycle provided funding for community-driven transportation projects. Visit CTAI for current application information and program guidelines.
Scholarships for Transit Professionals
Professional development scholarships are available for individuals working in Idaho's transit industry. Learn more about scholarship opportunities through CTAI's RTAP program.
ITD Mobility Technical Assistance
The Idaho Transportation Department offers technical assistance to help communities plan and implement mobility projects. Support includes planning guidance, program development, and coordination resources.