Transportation Improvement Program
Public comment period, August 2 – September 1, 2010: Draft FY 2011-14 TIP amendments
- Draft amendments to FY 2011-2014 TIP
- Workshop boards
- Public Workshop: August 30, 4 – 7 p.m., at WILMAPCO
- Air quality conformity information
- Downstate Rail Study Amendment
How to comment:
- Submit idea to online feedback forum
- Email comments to WILMAPCO
- Mail to WILMAPCO at 850 Library Ave, Suite 100, Newark, DE 19711
- Schedule a presentation by calling WILMAPCO at 302-737-6205
FY 2011-2014 TIP
- Document: Introduction, Statewide , New Castle County, Cecil County, Index , approved 3/11/10
- Interactive map of FY2011-14 projects
- Maps: Northern New Castle County, Southern New Castle County, Cecil County
- US 301 Presentation, 2nd US 301 Presentation
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
- Status of American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Implementation (July)
- Map of the Stimulus Projects
- Links
FY 2010-2013 TIP, approved 3/12/09
- Introduction
- Statewide
- New Castle County, System Preservation
- New Castle County, System Management
- New Castle County, System Expansion
- Cecil County
- Entire FY 2010-2013 TIP Document
TIP Information and Links
The WILMAPCO Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) serves as a 4-year transportation planning document. For all planned capital transportation investments, the TIP lists project descriptions, scopes, justification and anticipated schedules for the next four years. The document is separated into Program Development (Projects still under study), New Castle County, and Cecil County specific projects. Within each of the County breakouts, the projects are sorted by the type of investment:
- System Preservation – Bridge Repair, Pavement Rehabilitation, Equipment, etc
- System Management – Intersection Improvements, Safety Improvements, Aesthetic/Streetscape Improvements, etc
- System Expansion – Major Roadway Widening, New Road Construction
There are many times throughout the yearly development of the TIP where members of the public can play an active role in determining the where’s, what’s and how much of the following year’s spending plan. For more details on participating in the annual TIP development process, see our schedule.



