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Find similar grantsGovernor's Rural Routes Program is sponsored by Missouri Department of Transportation. Invests in low-volume rural roads in Missouri, focusing on improving road conditions and infrastructure.
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Governor's Rural Routes Program | Missouri Department of Transportation 888 - Ask MoDOT (275-6636) For information on public transportation during FIFA World Cup 26™ Kansas City matches, Missouri Infrastructure Investment Focus on Bridges & Rural Routes Program Governor's Rural Routes Program Of the more than 10,400 miles of low-volume roads throughout Missouri, 5,200 were deemed ineligible for federal funds to make improvements.
In 2022, Governor Parson recommended and the General Assembly approved $100 million in General Revenue for MoDOT to invest in the state’s low-volume rural roads. With Governor Parson’s signing of the Fiscal Year 2023 budget, the Missouri Department of Transportation identified approximately 1,700 lane miles of low volume roads in poor condition. The 113 locations received treatments to improve the road conditions.
The locations were bundled into 14 projects across the state to provide good contracts for contractor competition. The projects were awarded at $115 million, with $100 million coming from General Revenue and $15 million from the State Road Fund. The $115 million was fully expended in fiscal year 2023.
In 2023, the Governor also signed the Fiscal Year 2024 budget to include an additional $100 million in General Revenue for Missouri’s low volume rural roads. Again, using data driven analysis, the Missouri Department of Transportation identified more than 1,800 lane miles of low volume roads in poor condition. The 147 locations were contracted to receive treatments to improve the road conditions.
The locations were bundled into 40 projects across the state and completed in late 2024. In 2024, the governor signed the fiscal year 2025 budget including an additional $100 million to continue the low volume road improvements. This funding will be used to improve conditions on 1,985 lane miles of rural roads at 149 locations.
The work will be bundled into 19 projects across the state and is scheduled for completion by November 2025. In 2025, Gov. Mike Kehoe signed the fiscal year 2026 budget, continuing the trend of the state’s investment in low volume roads with a $20 million General Revenue allocation to the effort.
MoDOT identified an additional 439 lane miles of such roads in poor condition to address with the dedicated funding via bundled and contracted projects.
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