1. TTP Update 2017 Providers Conference Anchorage, AK
Erin Kenley, Director Office of Tribal Transportation
FHWA Tribal Transportation Program
November 28, 2017

2. Topics FAST Act –Year 3 Moving FAST End of Year Reporting
Bridge Program
TIGER
Re-authorization Plan

3. FAST Act Overview Fixing America’s Surface Transportation Act
5 year Highway Bill (FY16 – FY20)
Tribal Transportation Program (TTP) Funding
FY16 - $465 Million
FY17 - $475 Million
FY18 - $485 Million
FY19 - $495 Million
FY20 - $505 Million
TOTAL - $2.425 Billion over 5 years

4. End of Year TTP Reporting
23 USC 201(c)(6)(C) – TRIBAL DATA COLLECTION
Any entity (Tribe, BIA, FHWA, etc.) that carries out a project under TTP during a fiscal year shall submit data to the Secretaries of DOT and DOI by December 31 of each year. The submitted data will:
Contain the names of all projects and activities carried out and include;
A description of each;
The current status;
The obligations and expenditures; and
The number of jobs created and the number of jobs retained
Report generated from data submitted – no deadline

5. FY16 Year-End Report 98% of Tribes completed reporting
TTP Funds Received: $367,951,705
TTP Funds Expended: $267,805,986
Almost $35 million for maintenance
Jobs Retained: 1683
Jobs Created:
970 design/construction projects
Additional $264 million in other funds expended on projects.

6. TTP Bridge Program TTP Bridge Summary FY 05 thru FY17 Funded Projects
TTP Bridge Program under FAST Act
Tribal Bridge Inspections (MAP-21)

7. TIGER 15 Awards to Tribes to date; > $60 million
11 Projects completed
Substantial progress on remaining projects
FY 2017 TIGER
Accepting Applications through October 16
$500 million
Minimum grant amount in rural areas is $1m

8. Reauthorization Outreach Plan
Reauthorization of the Highway Bill in 2020.
The time to gather input is now!
Six one day listening sessions for FLH partners to hear from our partners and stakeholders in the field on implementation of their programs.
Conducted in 2018
Develop legislative proposals