Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP)

The Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) is the state’s transportation capital improvement program. Federally funded and regionally significant projects across the state are included in the STIP. The Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT) STIP is a four-year plan and includes funding levels by year for project obligation and is fiscally constrained. The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) approves the STIP. The STIP is prepared in cooperation with the state’s four Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPO) and includes the projects identified in their respective Transportation Improvement Programs (TIP). Though the STIP is required to be updated a minimum of every four years, NDOT produces a STIP annually.

View Procedures and Guidance Document Here

To view the most recently approved version of the STIP please visit nevadadot.ecointeractive.com.

For more information on the One Nevada Transportation Plan prioritization process and how it informs the STIP and Work Program projects please see this One Nevada Fact Sheet.

**********Public Notice**********  

The Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT) is inviting the public to review and comment on the State’s proposed public involvement procedures for the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP).

Federal regulations require NDOT to provide a 45‑day public comment period before adopting any new public involvement procedures or major updates. This ensures that Nevadans have a clear opportunity to participate in how transportation projects are planned and prioritized in the STIP.

NDOT welcomes comments from community members, local governments, tribal governments, public agencies, transit providers, freight stakeholders, and anyone interested in Nevada’s transportation system.

You may review the proposed public involvement process on this webpage.  Comments may be submitted during the 45-day comment period beginning July 9, 2026, through August 21, 2026. 

Email: STIP-WorkProgram@dot.nv.gov

After the 45‑day period closes, NDOT will review all comments received. Revisions may be made based on public feedback. Once finalized, the approved process will be shared with the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and the Federal Transit Administration (FTA).

DRAFT STIP Formal Procedure and Guidance Document 2026

• DRAFT STIP Formal Procedure and Guidance Document 2026

AMENDMENTS

• FY2026 Q3 Amendment (25-15)
• FY2026 March Amendment (25-13)
• FY2026 Q2 Amendment (25-11)
• FY2026 Q1 Amendment (25-09)
• FY 2025 Q4 Amendment (25-07)

• FY 2025 June Amendment (25-05)

• FY 2025 Q3 Amendment (25-03)

• FY 2025 Q2 Amendment (25-01)

ADMINISTRATIVE MODIFICATIONS

FFY25 - FFY28 APPROVED STIP

• FFY25 Certifications

TRIBAL TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (TTP)

• FFY24 Tribal Transportation Improvement Program (TTIP)

******Please note that the Tribal Transportation Improvement Program is included within the State of Nevada's Transportation Improvement Program by reference to the link above pursuant to 23 CFR 450.218(e)******

NDOT WORK PROGRAM

NDOT's Work Program lists transportation projects that NDOT intends to work on during the current fiscal year and a complete list of projects can be found here:

APPROVED WORK PROGRAM ACTIONS

• 25-86 FY25 January Amendment
• 25-87 FY25 December Amendment
• 25-88 FY25 October Amendment
• 25-89 FY25 Amendment
• 25-90 Betterment Summary
• 26-01 FY26 January Amendment
• 26-02 FY26 February Amendment
• FY25 Annual Work Program

The Work Program satisfies Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) 408.280 requiring the Director of NDOT to submit a three-year list of projects to Governor/Board by Oct. 1.  Also, the program satisfies NRS 408.203 requiring NDOT submits a 10-year list of transportation projects to the State Legislative Counsel Bureau (LCB) every even year, and the State Legislature every odd year.

Projects in the Work Program are sorted by county with each of the 17 counties represented with its own section and a section for the Tahoe MPO (TMPO).

The Work Program is composed of three elements:

• The Work Program (WP) lists the current fiscal year projects to include the betterment and rehabilitation projects completed by state forces and district contracts.
• The Short Range Element (SRE) lists projects state and local entities would like to initiate within the next 2 to 4 years.
• The Long Range Element (LRE) lists projects in the planning stage or extensions of current projects to be completed 5 years and beyond.

If you have any questions regarding the STIP or the Work Program, please contact the Program Development Office by email or mail:

Program Development Office