Capital Transportation Development Process:
Every two years the Department of Transportation develops a 6-year Capital Transportation Program (CTP) that identifies anticipated capital investments. This program is developed in cooperation with the Wilmington Area Planning Council (WILMAPCO), Dover/Kent County Metropolitan Planning Organization, Salisbury-Wicomico Metropolitan Planning Organization, and Sussex County. The program provides information on various DelDOT capital and maintenance programs and on the estimated cost expenditures for the project phasing of a capital project that are anticipated in each specific fiscal year. The following documents provide a brief overview of the process and specific information about DelDOT's prioritization criteria.
Current Program:
Proposed FY25 - FY30 Capital Transportation Program
On August 14, 2023, the Council on Transportation released the draft FY25 - FY30 Capital Transportation Program to seek public comments.
The three public workshops were held in August/September 2023.
- DelDOT/WILMAPCO public meeting: August 30, 2023, 4pm until 6pm, Newark Free Library, 750 Library Avenue, Newark, DE 19711.
- DelDOT/Dover/Kent County MPO public meeting: August 31, 2023, 4pm until 6pm, DelDOT Administration Building, 800 S. Bay Road, Dover, DE 19903, Delaware Conference Room. Enter at the South Entrance.
- DelDOT/Sussex County/SWMPO public meeting: September 6, 2023, 4pm until 6pm, DelDOT’s South District Conference Room, 23697 DuPont Blvd, Georgetown, DE 19947.
The Council on Transportation approves the FY25 to FY30 Capital Transportation Program (CTP) on February 22, 2024. DelDOT will seek federal approval of the FY25 – FY30 CTP later in 2024. Below are the links associated with the program:
The FY25 – FY30 CTP Spend Plan is a project level document that provides anticipated project spends per phase by fiscal year for all DelDOT projects.
The FY25 - FY 30 CTP Project Implementation document provides a schedule by phase for the projects that fall under DelDOT's prioritization process.
The Executive Summary is a narrative on the fiscal state of the program and also lists the new projects being added to the 6-year plan.
New FY25 CTP New Project Candidates
