MoDOT’s cost and schedule measure reflects how effectively the department delivers road and bridge projects on time and within budget, demonstrating responsible stewardship of taxpayer dollars and ensuring Missourians receive timely, reliable, and safe transportation improvements.

This measure reflects MoDOT’s effectiveness in delivering multimodal projects on time and within budget, demonstrating responsible use of taxpayer dollars while ensuring communities receive safe, reliable transportation improvements through accurate planning, realistic scheduling, and strengthened coordination with partners.

This measure reflects how well the LPA program delivers projects on time and within budget, demonstrating strong fiscal stewardship and effective collaboration that ensures local transportation improvements are completed efficiently for Missouri taxpayers.

Local agencies receive federal funds to improve infrastructure and must provide a 20% local match. To keep federal funds flowing to Missouri, all funds received each year must be fully committed to projects.

The Cost Share Program partners with local entities to combine resources for state highway and bridge projects. When local partners participate, MoDOT matches their investment up to 50% of the project cost.

This program, launched by the Governor’s Administration, aims to build strong partnerships with local communities by pooling efforts and resources to deliver critical road and bridge projects. In total, the program will complete 19 projects across the state.

The Missouri General Assembly has met numerous transportation needs across the state—most notably through investments in Interstate 70 and various segments of Interstate 44. In Missouri’s fiscal year 2025 budget, signed into law by the governor, General Revenue funds have been allocated for the planning, design, construction, reconstruction, rehabilitation, and repair of designated I‑44 segments from Tiers 2 and 3 on the High Priority Unfunded Needs list.

Value engineering ensures the right project is delivered at the right time, aligning project needs with an appropriate scope.

This measure monitors the quantities of planned work activities, compares them against estimates, and reports both overall and location-specific progress.