Transportation Improvement District
The Clermont County Transportation Improvement District (CCTID) was established in June 2006, pursuant to O.R.C. 5540, by the Board of Clermont County Commissioners to foster increased collaboration with local partner jurisdictions, and other county, regional, state and federal agencies to implement a regional approach to transportation improvements in support of economic development in Clermont County.
CCTID is structured to provide combined technical, legal and financial capability to link transportation investments that foster economic development in Clermont County. The CCTID performs a strategic capital investment and management function and serves as "bank" for pooled revenues and joint funding to manage implementation of the Clermont County’s strategic corridor economic development.
A key element of the CCTID regional transportation improvement program is to pool funds and resources available to the County, it's local jurisdictions and private sector investment partners to leverage available non-federal match for federal funding purposes. This approach will allow local funding jurisdictions to contribute to a pooled local match based on the timing and availability of their local funds and resources.
CCTID is moving forward with developing new concepts for implementing transportation and infrastructure improvement projects that combine and develop the resources available to our public and private sector partners to advance economic development in Clermont County while maximizing the value of taxpayer dollars.
CCTID seeks and builds alliances and partnerships that harness private sector innovation and resources, encourages competition, and optimizes the assignment of risk. This approach requires, along with traditional methods, joint development partnerships with the private sector and other public interests to bring about cost-effective and environmentally compatible approaches and techniques for transportation infrastructure project development and delivery.