ADOT brings back HURF exchange program aiding local transportation projects

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ADOTQueen Creek Independent

The Arizona Department of Transportation has brought back a program made possible under state law allowing local governments to build transportation projects faster and at a lower cost by reducing red tape associated with federal funding.

The HURF Exchange Program — taking its name from the Highway User Revenue Fund — allows ADOT to exchange State Highway Fund revenues for federal Surface Transportation Block Grant Program funds with eligible local governments.

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