The Iowa Transportation Commission today (Tuesday) approved nearly $9.3-million in total funding for 44 separate projects from Iowa’s Traffic Safety Improvement Program (TSIP). Among the projects is the east pavement widening of County Road H-34, in Montgomery County. The commission approved $500,000 toward the $695,644 total cost of the project. And, in Crawford County, $500,000 was approved toward the $1.7-million dollar cost of work at the intersection of the Donna Reed Road (M-36)/U-S Highway 30/County Road E-53.

The program was created in 1987 for the purpose of increasing traffic safety on all of Iowa’s roadways. This funding is available for use on city, county, or state roads through an annual application process.

The complete list of projects can be viewed at www.iowadot.gov/pdf_files/FundedTSIPProjects.pdf.

(The map below project locations for FY 2017 TSIP)