2025/26 County Transportation Improvement Program

The 2025/2026 County Transportation Improvement Program outlines Tulare County’s strategic plan for enhancing and maintaining its transportation infrastructure over the fiscal year, covering a range of initiatives including road safety upgrades, bridge repairs, pavement rehabilitations and overlays, sidewalk improvements, and other related transportation projects. Funding for these efforts is drawn from a combination of local sources such as Measure R, along with state and federal grants, ensuring a diversified financial approach to infrastructure development. The program serves as a comprehensive listing of proposed initiatives rather than a binding construction contract, and each project must complete the California Environmental Quality Act review process before any physical work can commence. The program is managed by the Tulare County Resource Management Agency’s Public Works Division, with key contacts including Gary Mills as Chief Planner, Jessica Wills as Environmental Planner, and Hernan Beltran Herrera as Chief Engineer. All project information and documentation are accessible through the CEQA Net portal, and the plan was officially posted on June 30, 2025. While no formal solicitation number is assigned, the document functions as a public forecast of upcoming infrastructure priorities, guiding stakeholders and the community on the County’s planned investments in transportation mobility and safety over the next fiscal year.