MPO Documents
TRANSPORT 2040 - 2010 Metropolitan Transportation Plan
The Transportation Plan guides multi-modal transportation planning, construction, operation, and maintenance of an integrated transportation network for the Las Cruces Urbanized Area. Please note that many of files are very large (>3 Mb) and may take a while to open or download.
2010-2013 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
Transportation Improvement Program Application and Evaluation Form
The TIP is a fiscally constrained list of transportation projects that has been put together with input from citizens, local governments, and New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT). In order to submit a project for consideration on the TIP, please fill out the TIP Application and Evaluation Form Word version or PDF version. For an example of how to fill out a TIP Application and Evaluation Form, please use this sample Application and Evaluation Form.
2010-2013 Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP)
Like the TIP, the STIP is a fiscally constrained list of transportation projects that has been put together with input from citizens, local governments, and New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT). The STIP includes all of the transportation projects throughout the State.
Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP)
The purpose of the Unified Planning Work Program is to outline intermodal transportation planning activities, within a financially constrained budget, to be conducted within the Las Cruces MPO Planning Area. The annual Unified Planning Work Program outlines, budgets, and guides planning projects and activities for the upcoming fiscal year.
Public Participation Plan (PPP)
The Public Participation Plan is intended to provide a guide for public involvement activities to be conducted by the Las Cruces Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO). The Public Participation Plan contains the goals of the MPO for public involvement, as well as specific public involvement procedures for various MPO activities. It will integrate the concerns of a wide variety of interested parties and provide for the greatest level of education on transportation issues. The plan will provide opportunities for citizens to contribute ideas and voice opinions early and often, at every stage of the planning process. Every effort will be made to reach traditionally underserved populations, including low income and minority households and persons with disabilities.
The MPO operates under the direction of the Policy Committee. MPO staff receives input from two other committees, the Technical Advisory Committee and the Bicycle Facilities Advisory Committee. The MPO Bylaws provide direction to these committees regarding membership and voting and operating procedures.
