TTCI: Traverse Transportation Coordinating Initiative
The mission of the Traverse Transportation Coordinating Initiative (TTCI) is to provide coordinated leadership and direction for the development and conduct of the continuing, cooperative and comprehensive transportation planning process for the Traverse City urban area.
For More Information Please Contact:
Barry Hicks, AICP
Community & Transportation Program Manager
(231) 929-5000
Contact Form
Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO)
The Traverse Transportation Coordinating Initiative (TTCI) was formally established in October of 2023, by the signature of the Governor of the State of Michigan and formal approval of the Unified Work Plan by the Federal Highway Administration.
For a complete history of TTCI, please visit the about/history page.
TCI Board and Committees
TTCI Intergovernmental Agreement for Participants of the MPO
REGIONAL PROJECTS and educational information
MPO Frequently Asked Questions
TTCI MPO Maps
TTCI Adjusted Census Urbanized Boundary (ACUB)
MDOT Digital Map Portal for all ACUB Boundaries
Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
TTCI Application and Instructions for TIP Projects
TTCI Project/Program Application Form FILLABLE
TIP Development - FY2026-2029 Revenue Estimates
TTCI Documents
Planning Documents
For more information regarding planning documents developed and maintained by the Traverse Transportation Coordinating Initiative in accordance with applicable federal metropolitan transportation planning requirements under 23 CFR Part 450 and 49 CFR Part 613, please visit the TTCI transportation planning engagement page here.
Unified Planning Work Program
TTCI Unified Work Program FY2026
Plan Documents
2050 TTCI Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP)
Approved Public Participation Plan
2014 Vision 2035 Document
2016 East/West Connection
For information on the East-West Corridor Transportation Study please visit: https://ohmadvisors.maps.arcgis.com/apps/Cascade/index.html?appid=cf66f4a078cb4aa3b2a96cecddcbfef7
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