The CIP is a rolling 10-year plan that bridges the gap between long-range transportation goals and short-term funding decisions made through the Statewide Transportation Improvement Plan, or STIP.
The plan:
- Identifies and evaluates future transportation investments.
- Prioritizes projects based on statewide needs and goals within future funding constraints.
- Helps shape future STIP cycles as funding becomes available.
- Connects daily project decisions with outcomes in the Oregon Transportation Plan.
The first CIP covers 2027 – 2037, with regular updates as priorities, readiness, and funding evolve.
FAQs
No. The CIP and STIP work together but serve different purposes.
- CIP: Identifies and prioritizes projects across a 10-year horizon
- STIP: Allocates project funding and manages design and construction
As funding becomes available and projects become ready, the CIP helps determine what moves into future STIP cycles.
Pending approval by the Oregon Transportation Commission, ODOT will publish the first CIP by the end of 2026. It will include transportation investments planned for 2027–2037, including existing work already in the 2027–2030 STIP.
Projects identified through the CIP may enter future STIP cycles as funding becomes available and readiness criteria are met.