The Arizona State Transportation Board, which is responsible for establishing a complete system of state highway routes in Arizona, is granted policy powers by the Governor and serves in an advisory capacity to the Director of the Arizona Department of Transportation. The Board awards construction contracts, monitors the status of construction projects and has the exclusive authority to issue revenue bonds for transportation financing.
The public is invited and welcome to participate at board meetings and public hearings. Every meeting includes a Call to the Audience information and discussion period, giving an opportunity for citizens to discuss items of interest with the Board.
Please fill out a Request for Public Input Form and turn it in to the Secretary if you wish to address the Board. Time limits may be imposed. In addition to meetings and hearings, citizens may also comment on Board matters by phone (602.712.7550), or by emailing boardinfo@azdot.gov.
Meeting dates are posted on this website, as well as in the ADOT lobby, and on the Secretary of State website. Meeting Agendas are available in advance, for both Board meetings and public hearings.
Citizens may sign up to receive notifications by email.
* A Public Hearing will occur in conjunction with the Board Meeting on these dates.
Arizona State Transportation Board
206 S. 17th Ave., MD 100A
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Phone: 602.712.7550
Email us at boardinfo@azdot.gov
Request for Public Input (fillable form)
Sign up for email notifications
State Transportation Board Districts Map
FHWA MAP- 21 website
Federal transportation funding source.
AASHTO website
Information on transportation, national, state and local initiatives
AASHTO Transportation Revenue Matrix 2014
State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP); Information on local federal aid projects for cities and localities.
STIP Amendments
Program adjustments to current projects in the Five Year Plan.
Current Construction Activity Report
State Board policy
Legislation governing the Board.
Planning to Programming for more information see P2P Link Methodologies and Implementation Plan