They'll announce who will get money in November or December. The decision is made by scoring each project on accident rates, congestion and average daily traffic.
Economic development is considered, too.
Friday's presenta tions didn't earn county engineers, project managers or city leaders any points for their projects. From bus centers to new interchanges and from light rail to road widening, engineers and consultants from Hamilton, Warren and Butler counties explained why they should get priority. Using its own ranking system based on several of the same factors as the state as well as other factors, OKI presented a list to TRAC members of projects they thought should get money. Knowlton's Corner transit center in Northside. Overhaul of pavement on Interstate 75 between Ohio 129 to just south of Ohio 129 in Butler County.