Five-Year Program
Five-Year Program
On June 19, 2026, the State Transportation Board approved the 2027-2031 Five-Year Transportation Facilities Construction Program.
The program contains over $11 billion in transportation investments for roads, bridges and airports. Changes to the five-year program may occur throughout the year and can be viewed at https://estip.azdot.gov/.
Funding for the statewide program comes from federal, state and local dollars in addition to money generated by users of transportation services in Arizona, primarily through gasoline and diesel fuel taxes and the Arizona vehicle license tax. Both the Maricopa and Pima county regions have voter-approved sales taxes for transportation that fund expansion projects.
Previous Five-Year Programs
- Previous five-year programs are also available upon request for review. Please contact [email protected] to access previous five-year programs.
2027-2031 Five-Year Program Dashboard
ADOT has developed a searchable dashboard with all projects in the 2027-2031 Five Year Transportation Facilities Construction Program.
Dashboard Instructions
The red numbers in the graphic below correspond to the numbered instructions beneath it. Abbreviations used in the dashboard are further described in the 2027-2031 Five-Year Transportation Facilities Construction Program.
1. In the green column on the left, select one of the following categories to review projects. Click on one or more desired options as shown in the graphic to the right. To select all items in a category, click Select all. To clear selected items in a category, click Reset.
a. County - options include all Statewide and the 15 counties.
b. COG/MPO - options include Statewide and Arizona’s 12 Council of Governments and Metropolitan Planning Organizations.
c. ADOT Engineering District - note these are not the same as the Board Districts.
d. State Transportation Board District - options include 0 for Statewide and Board districts 1 through 7; for more information, see https://aztransportationboard.gov.
e. Investment category (also known as P2P) - options include Preservation, Modernization, Expansion and Administration.
f. Program Source - options include Statewide (refers to all 13 counties besides Maricopa and Pima), Regional Transportation Plan Freeway Program (RTPFP for Maricopa County only) or PAG (Pima County only).
2. Based on the selections in the green column, the second column will show a list of corresponding projects.
3. Click on a project to view it on the map in the third column; the map will automatically zoom in on the project. Note the following color key:
a. ADOT projects are mapped in red
b. Local projects are mapped in blue
4. The top box in the fourth column provides further details about the project, such as description, limits and project manager, if that information is currently known.
5. The bottom box in this column features two tabs:
a. Cost by Year/Phase - this tab shows the amounts currently programmed for the selected project by year and phase of work (design, construction, etc.).
b. Cost by Year/Fund - this tab shows the anticipated type of funding for each phase and year.