FY 2027
Transportation Improvement Plan
(TIP)
Bonneville Metropolitan Planning Organization
Together, we’ll improve our transportation systems.
With your help we can improve our cities’ transportation.
Bonneville Metropolitan Planning Organization (BMPO) provides transportation planning for the Cities of Ammon, Idaho Falls, Iona, Ucon, and the urbanized portions of Bonneville County, in conjunction with the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD).
Behind every successful student is a safe path to get them there (and fewer cars idling in the drop-off line).
Welcome to the official launch of the Safe Routes to School program—a collaborative effort between BMPO, School District 91, and School District 93.
We know that a student's school day doesn’t actually start at the morning bell; it starts the moment they step out the front door. By designing safer crosswalks, encouraging active morning commutes, and teaching smart biking and walking habits, we are building a healthier community one block at a time. Let’s leave the exhaust fumes behind and kickstart a morning routine that actually moves! You can read about how programs like this use the nationwide Six E's Framework to protect our kids.
SR2S-Children deserve safe places to walk and bike - starting with the trip to school.
What is the BMPO?
The Bonneville Metropolitan Planning Organization (BMPO) is a federally mandated and funded transportation policy-making organization in Bonneville County.
MPOs were introduced by the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1962 for urbanized areas with a population greater than 50,000. The whole purpose of an MPO is to ensure regional cooperation in transportation planning. This has a lot to do with the public roads and streets that we all use everyday, but extends into pedestrian pathways, bike paths, busses, trains, etc.
Because it is our job to help ensure quality transportation planning, we have redesigned our logo to reflect our efforts in these areas. Below you will find the icons that make up our logo and what they represent.

