KMPO Board and KCATT Meeting Dates Calendar
2022 KMPO Board and KCATT Approved Meeting Dates
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Requests for Proposals, Calls for Projects, and Program Applications
Available Requests for Proposals (RFP), Calls for Projects and Program Applications are listed in alphabetical order. View the full announcement, including deadline, below:
Request for Proposals for
Regional Traffic Management Center
Facilities and Operations Plan
Change in RFP Submission Deadline
Posted Monday, May 9, 2022
NEW Submission Deadline:
Monday, June 20, 2022
by 5:00 p.m. PDT
Kootenai Metropolitan Planning Organization (KMPO) in association with local jurisdictions and the Idaho Transportation Department District 1 office, are requesting proposals from qualified firms and or individuals for developing a Regional Traffic Management Center Facilities and Operations Plan for the Coeur d’ Alene-Post Falls Urbanized Area. It is KMPO’s intent to award a lump sum fixed fee contract for the Plan, which will be used to provide a specific path forward for preliminary engineering, design, construction and operation of a regional traffic management center. For a full copy of the RFP select the “RFP” tab on the left or email kmpo@kmpo.net:
- REVISED: Request for Proposals (RFP) for Regional Traffic Management Center Facilities and Operations Plan (Revised May 9, 2022 – RFP DEADLINE CHANGED TO JUNE 20, 2022.
- NOTICE: Change in RFP Submission Deadline Posted Monday May 9, 2022
- Request for Proposals (RFP) for Regional Traffic Management Center Facilities and Operations Plan (This document has been updated to reflect a new submission deadline. See Revised RFP above.)
Glenn Miles with Kootenai Metropolitan Planning Organization is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting related to the current Request For Proposal for a Regional Traffic Management Center Facilities and Operations Plan. This will be an informal meeting to receive comments and questions related to the RFP.
Topic: Kootenai Traffic Management Center RFP Informal Meeting
Time: May 19, 2022 10:00 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
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KCATT Non-Voting Member Applications - Open
Join the Kootenai Metropolitan Planning Organization
Kootenai County Area Transportation Team (KCATT)
Kootenai Metropolitan Planning Organization (KMPO) invites Kootenai County residents to apply to serve on its Kootenai County Area Transportation Team (KCATT). Each public non-voting member is appointed by the KMPO Board for a two-year term.
Up to five (5) non-voting members from the general public may be appointed by the
KMPO Board to represent a wide range of transportation interests, such as:
• Aviation
• Rail
• Bicycle
• Pedestrian
• Public Transportation
•Trucking
• Freight logistics
• Warehousing
• Transportation Safety and Security
• Enforcement
If you are interested, you can find the application below, or contact KMPO at email: kmpo@kmpo.net; phone: 208-930-4164; or mail: KMPO 250 Northwest Blvd., Suite 209, Coeur d’ Alene, ID 83814.
NOTE: The application period will be open from April 25 to May 22, 2022.
– Publication Notice
– KCATT Non-Voting Member Flyer
– KCATT Non-Voting Member Application
Local Option Vehicle Registration Fee Ballot Measure Information
The last major transportation investments in Kootenai County took place in the early 1970’s. Since that time, prosperity brought about by economic growth and development has placed increased pressure and demands on a transportation system that is rapidly reaching its capacity. This has resulted in the inability of the County’s transportation infrastructure to maintain the safe and efficient movement of both people and goods in a reliable manner. The Local Option Vehicle Registration Fee measure would authorize and increase the vehicle registration fees to establish a regional pooled funding source. The pooled funds would be used to leverage competitive grant funding programs and Federal low interest loans in order to accelerate implementation of twelve (12) regional projects, specifically identified to address traffic congestion, on State and local roads in order to ensure safe and efficient transportation for residents of Kootenai County.
Registration fees collected within Kootenai County by this measure would only be used to support the twelve identified local road and highway related projects (above) within Kootenai County. The Transportation Project Funding List Multi-Year Program was approved by the KMPO Board on August 13, 2020.
Please visit the following links to learn more:
KMPO Improvement Plan 2020 – Our Transportation Future Presentation
Project List approved by the KMPO Board
Story Map (outlining detailed project information and location)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Maps Designed to Assist Our Community:
Recognizing roadway construction projects impact motorists, KMPO member jurisdictions and local utilities have participated in putting together an online construction map which identifies area projects through 2023. The map includes descriptions and time-frame for each project. Explore the Online Construction Map to view numerous projects throughout Kootenai County that may impact you.
The KMPO Roadway Information Map provides quick links to our local jurisdictions’ websites, road restriction and closure information, project updates, and contact information.
Regional Housing & Growth Issues Partnership
NOTE: Please visit the Regional Housing & Growth Issues Partnership webpage to learn about their Partnership, agendas, meetings, surveys and/or any requests for public input.