Browsers that can not handle javascript will not be able to access some features of this site.
Skip Navigation
Michigan Department of TransportationMichigan.gov banner
Michigan.gov Home MDOT Home | Site Map | Contact MDOT | FAQ | State Web Sites
Printer Friendly Version Printer Friendly   Text Only Version Text Version Email this page Email Page
Small Urban Programs Small Urban Program Illustration

• Small Urban Program
The Small Urban Program provides federal Surface Transportation Program (STP) funding to areas with a population of 5,000 to 49,999. Road and transit capital projects are eligible for STP funds.

• Contact Us

• Get Small Urban E-Mail Alerts


Spotlight

• FY-2009 and 2010 Small Urban Program announcement PDF icon

• 2009 Project List PDF icon

• 2010 Project List PDF icon

• 2009-2010 Local Jobs Today Information PDF icon


Application & Program Information

• Program Information & Instructions PDF icon

• Project Application - MDOT Form 2606 PDF icon

• Eligible Work Type Descriptions & Codes PDF icon

• Small Urban Areas/Area Information PDF icon

• State Planning & Development Region Agencies PDF icon

• Small Urban Area Determination PDF icon



Links

• National Functional Classification Maps
Maps that display urban and urbanized area boundaries and federal-aid eligible routes.

• MPOs


Historic Project Lists

• 2008 PDF icon

• 2007 PDF icon

• 2006 PDF icon

• 2005 PDF icon




Link to Department and Agencies Web Site Index
Link to Statewide Online Services Index
Link to Statewide Web-based Surveys
Link to RSS feeds available on this site
Quick Links
 •  Lane Closures
 •  MI Drive
 •  State Map
 •  Detroit Traffic
 •  Online Services
 •  Report a Pothole
 •  Supplemental Specifications / Special Provisions
 •  Jobs with MDOT
 •  Bid Letting
 •  Damage Claim
 •  Construction Contract Inquiry

Michigan.gov Home | MDOT Home | Site Map | FAQ | State Web Sites
Privacy Policy | Link Policy | Accessibility Policy | Security Policy | Michigan News | Michigan.gov Survey

Copyright © 2001-2008 State of Michigan