Active Transportation Program
Active Transportation Program (ATP)
El Dorado, Placer, Sacramento, Sutter, Yolo, and Yuba Counties
Pursuant to California Senate Bill 99 (Chapter 359, Statutes of 2013) and Assembly Bill 101 (Chapter 354, Statutes of 2013), the Active Transportation Program (ATP) was created to fund bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure and non-infrastructure projects. The ATP combines many federal and state funding streams previously used for bicycle, pedestrian, safety, and other related purposes into one funding stream with broad eligibilities.
To see all projects and programs funded by ATP (State and Regional, Cycles 1-3, including SB 1 Augmentation), check out the SACOG ATP Mapping site
Draft Regional ATP Funding Recommendation Available
Seven projects recommended for $11,664,000 of projects and programs
The six-county draft Regional Active Transportation Program funding recommendation is now available. The recommendation will be presented to the February 7 Transportation Committee.
Regional ATP Call for Projects Closed
25 projects submitted requesting $65 million
The Regional ATP call for projects closed at 4 p.m. on Friday, August 31. Project sponsors submitted 25 applications requesting $65.6 million in active transportation projects and programs (final log of applications). The Regional ATP has $11.6 million to competitively award.
Projects will be screened for eligibility, then evaluated and ranked by a multidisciplinary working group this fall. A Regional ATP funding recommendation will be available in late January 2019.
Regional ATP Call for Projects
Supplemental applications due August 31, 4 p.m.
The California Transportation Commission adopted the SACOG Regional ATP Policy Framework on August 15. This action authorizes SACOG to formally release the call for supplemental application materials for the Regional ATP.
Using Performance Indicators in your State ATP application
Technical Assistance Available
Building on the Project Performance Assessment, staff developed a guide for using performance indicators in State ATP applications. The ATP-related PPA tool is available online, along with examples of how to work the data into your project narrative (Using Performance Indicators to Support Your State ATP Application).
2019 Active Transportation Program FAQs
CTC released the 2019 ATP call for projects in May. Check out the SACOG-compiled FAQs to learn about the program (FAQs as of 5-30-18).
New to ATP?
Flash trainings available online
The Active Transportation Resource Center developed short recorded training modules to help new ATP applicants. (ATP Application Assistance Flash Trainings) The trainings answer questions a new ATP applicant may have:
- What is a Master Agreement and how do I get one?
- How do I use the TIMS mapping tool to talk about project benefits?
- How do I partner with the California Conservation Corps on my project?
ATP Augmentation
The Road Maintenance and Rehabilitation Program (SB 1) makes $100 million available annually for the Active Transportation Program starting in state fiscal year 2017/2018. CTC’s call for projects concluded August 1st; $24.4 million worth of projects in the SACOG region were approved for new funding.
On October 19, the SACOG Board of Directors approved $5.1 million of Regional ATP Augmentation funds (see project list).