Surface Transportation Block Grant
The Surface Transportation Block Grant (STBG) continues to be the most flexible of all the highway programs and provides the most financial support to local agencies.
WSDOT allocates STBG funds to Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPO’s) and County Lead Agencies for prioritizing and selecting projects that align with their regional priorities involving all entities eligible to participate in a public process. In addition, WSDOT sets annual delivery targets for each MPO and county lead agency.
Eligible projects include highway/bridge construction/repair; transit capital projects; bicycle, pedestrian and recreational trails; and construction of ferry boats and terminals.
Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act/Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (IIJA/BIL) STBG - (federal funding)
- Final FFY 2024 STBG allocations (PDF 125KB)
- Final FFY 2023 STBG allocations (PDF 283KB)
- Final FFY 2022 STBG allocations (PDF 161KB)
Fixing America's Surface Transportation (FAST) Act STBG allocations - (federal funding)
- Final FFY 2021 (PDF 150KB)
- Final FFY 2020 (PDF 100KB)
Redistributed OA Summary (PDF 154KB) - Final FFY 2019 (PDF 88KB)
- Final FFY 2018 (PDF 87KB)
Distribution formula
Local Programs continues to distribute funds based on a formula driven formula developed in coordination with the MPOs and counties, as follows:
- Urbanized areas greater than 200,000 population – Distributed based on 2010 Census data as required.
- Urbanized areas greater than 50,000 but no more than 200,000 – Distributed based on 2010 Census data as required.
- Urban areas greater than 5,000 but no more than 49,999.
- Under 5,000 population – Distributed based on rural lane miles.
- Flexible –
Distributed based on 75% population/25% total county lane miles
Local Programs administration costs will be decreased from the initial allocations based on a proportional share of the total allocation for each entity.
166,800 electric vehicle
registrations in Washington in 2023, up from 114,600 in 2022.
87 wetland compensation sites
actively monitored on 918 acres in 2023.
25,000 safe animal crossings
in the Snoqualmie Pass East Project area since 2014.