Butler County Transportation Improvement District

Butler County Transportation Improvement District (TID), registered in SAM.gov since January 2018, is a local government-owned entity based in Hamilton, Ohio, specializing in transportation infrastructure development and improvement. As a U.S. Local Government entity, TID focuses on enhancing transportation systems, specifically addressing critical infrastructure challenges related to highway-rail grade crossings and roadway networks. The organization works closely with regional transportation agencies to develop and implement strategic infrastructure projects that improve safety, mobility, and transportation efficiency.

TID has secured significant federal grant awards, most notably a $3,750,000 Project Grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Railroad Administration under the Railroad Crossing Elimination program. This grant supports two major activities: developing project documentation for the Symmes Road grade separation and evaluating improvements or potential closure of the North Gilmore Road crossing. The organization has also received sub-grant awards from the Ohio Department of Transportation for roadway projects, including minor rehabilitation and new roadway construction. These grants demonstrate TID's capabilities in project management, engineering design, environmental review, stakeholder coordination, and infrastructure development. The organization's work directly benefits local communities, particularly the City of Fairfield, Ohio, and involves collaboration with entities like the Ohio Department of Transportation and CSX, focusing on enhancing transportation safety and performance through strategic infrastructure interventions.