December 15, 2025 New eTIP website enhances project management and transparency The Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP) has launched a new, modernized eTIP website that improves public access to information about transportation projects across northeastern Illinois. The Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) is the region’s agenda of roadway, transit, and active transportation investments expected to move forward in the next five federal fiscal years, including all federally funded projects and regionally significant non-federal projects. The redesigned eTIP site offers clearer insights into where projects are located, how they are funded, and when they are scheduled — strengthening transparency and understanding of how transportation investments advance regional priorities and align with ON TO 2050. The new eTIP platform features an interactive map, expanded search tools, and downloadable data that allow users to explore more than 2,000 active projects. Members of the public, local partners, and stakeholders can filter information by geography, project type, funding source, and year, making it easier to see what is happening in your community and across the region. The site also provides direct access to TIP amendments, key project documents, and public comment opportunities — ensuring both residents and transportation partners stay informed and engaged throughout the programming process. Article by Sarah Stolpe Mike Sobczak Stay connected with your community Newsletter sign-up Opens in a modal Related news Click to read Time for action: a climate roadmap for Greater Chicago Posted on Click to read Time for action: a climate roadmap for Greater Chicago Click to read Early takeaways from Governor Pritzker’s FY2027 state budget proposal include transit and climate funding impacts Posted on Click to read Early takeaways from Governor Pritzker’s FY2027 state budget proposal include transit and climate funding impacts Click to read New CMAP resources chart path to tackle congestion Posted on Click to read New CMAP resources chart path to tackle congestion Click to read A path to a climate resilient transportation system in northeastern Illinois Posted on Click to read A path to a climate resilient transportation system in northeastern Illinois