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Multimodal Transportation and Mitigation Options Fund (MMOF) — Colorado Department of Transportation and tags on every page of your site. --> The Multimodal Transportation and Mitigation Options Fund (MMOF) was first created by the State Legislature in 2018 and provided a one-time allocation of state funding.
Senate Bill 2021-260 greatly expanded the program with significant one-time funding allocations coupled with ongoing annual funding from newly generated Retail Delivery Fee revenues and commitments of annual General Fund transfers. These funds have made multimodal accessibility and safety improvements possible for the first time in decades for many Colorado communities.
The MMOF program seeks to fund multimodal transportation projects throughout the state because, in addition to the general benefits that it provides to all Coloradans, a complete and integrated multimodal transportation system: (a) benefits seniors by making aging in place more feasible. (b) benefits residents of rural areas and Disproportionately Impacted (DI) Communities by providing them with flexible public transportation services.
(c) provides enhanced mobility for persons with disabilities. (d) provides safe routes to schools for children, and (e) Reduces emissions of air pollutants and Greenhouse Gases that contribute to adverse environmental effects, including but not limited to Climate Change and adverse Human Health Effects.
Grants are eligible for the following multimodal projects, including capital or operating costs for: Fixed route and on-demand transit Transportation Demand Management (TDM) programs Multimodal mobility projects enabled by new technology Multimodal transportation studies Bicycle or pedestrian projects Greenhouse Gas (GHG) mitigation projects that reduce Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) or increase multimodal travel MMOF-funded projects require a 50% funding match, which means that at least 50% of an awarded project’s budget must come from other sources.
Those matching funds may be from any federal, state, or local source, including funds that may already be matching other awarded funds . Reduced Match Requirements . The Transportation Commission adopted a resolution that automatically reduces or eliminates match requirements for certain local governments based on a formula of economic indicators.
See the Match Rate Requirements and Program Guide in the supporting documents below for details. Applications for funding are offered by and awarded separately by each TPR and may follow different timelines and schedules.
Interested Applicants: Agencies interested in seeking project funding through the Program should first review the Program Guide below and contact their respective TPR or MPO Contact to engage in their individual selection processes. Note - Calls for projects are generally not expected again until some time in 2027 or later, and additional funding is not available until FY2031.
Spring 2026 Budget Reduction Guidance - June 2026 Local MMOF Program – Program Guide Local MMOF Funding Projections - June 2026 Local MMOF Project Application Form - February 2025 Selection Criteria template MMOF State Funding Fact Sheet MMOF Federal Funding Fact Sheet Spring 2025 Budget Reduction guidance Reconciling MMOF Awards presentation - May 2025 General program or project questions may be directed to the MMOF program inbox at [email protected] or to the following MMOF points-of-contact: CDOT Region 1 - Wendy Williams, [email protected] CDOT Region 2 - Geoff Guthrie, [email protected] CDOT Region 3 - Mark Rogers, [email protected] CDOT Region 4 - Bryce Reeves, [email protected] CDOT Region 5 - Tim Funk, [email protected] Office of Innovative Mobility (OIM) - John Marcantonio, [email protected] Division of Transit & Rail (DTR) - Audrey Dakan, [email protected] Division of Transportation Development (DTD) - Michael Snow, MMOF Program Lead, [email protected] Applicants should inquire with their Rural Transportation Planning organization for information on current funding amounts available.
Funding may be awarded to any agency or organization with the authority to lead an eligible MMOF project, including, but not limited to, state & local governments, special-purpose government agencies, transit agencies, school districts, and non-profits.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: See the Colorado state grants portal for complete eligibility requirements. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Multimodal Transportation and Mitigation Options Fund is funded by Colorado Department of Transportation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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