Shapiro Administration seeks public input for Statewide Transportation Improvement Plan

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The Shapiro Administration sought out the public’s feedback for the proposed 2025 Statewide Transportation Improvement Plan (STIP).

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation also invited the public to comment on the draft. PennDOT’s Executive Deputy Secretary Larry Shifflet says the draft consists of projects like infrastructure, and projects that connects PA residents to opportunities and services that support the Shapiro Administration’s vision of a safe and reliable transportation network.

“The one key thing that I think is important for the public to know is that we truly value your input. While the public comment period for the step does close July 3, we would still value anyone’s comments regarding ongoing projects, palled projects, proposed projects as we move forward.”

CLICK here to view the 2025 Statewide Transportation Improvement Plan.

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