Summary Sheet- RFCA SUMMARY

CITY OF TEMPE
Meeting Date: 6/25/2026  
REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION
Agenda Item: 7C13
ACTION:  Adopt a resolution authorizing the Mayor to sign an Intergovernmental Agreement with 
Maricopa County for the Loop 101 Integrated Corridor Management Readiness Project. (Resolution No. 
R2026.82)
FISCAL IMPACT:  Total cost of Tempe’s 5.7% local match required contribution for the project shall 
not exceed $4,045 which includes $2,000 in design costs. Sufficient funds have been appropriated in 
the Capital Improvement Program Fund, Cost Center 6911699 (Traffic Signal CCTV Updates), for the 
anticipated expenditures in the current fiscal year.
RECOMMENDATION:  Adopt Resolution No. R2026.82.
 
BACKGROUND INFORMATION:  The purpose of this Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) is to 
identify the roles and responsibilities for the parties with respect to the project and define the cost sharing 
of the local match.
In association with the Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) System Management and 
Operations (SM&O) Plan, the project consists of procuring equipment to support Integrated Corridor 
Management (ICM) along Loop 101 within the City of Tempe. The project also includes enhancements 
to the AZTech Regional Information System (ARIS) to support the Loop 101 ICM.
The goal of this project is to provide improved reliability, connectivity, safety and regional operations 
while enhancing coordination amongst the local agencies included in the AZTech Regional Partnership. 
The project will enhance the capabilities of providing real-time management for Integrated Corridor 
Management detour routing along the Loop 101 corridor by addressing existing deficiencies in 
infrastructure and data, thus improving corridor data availability and connectivity while supporting real-
time corridor operations and coordination.
Closed-circuit television cameras (CCTV) devices, detection devices, network communication devices, 
and/or traffic signal controllers, which are inclusive of necessary hardware and software, will be 
procured. The City is responsible for all field infrastructure upgrades required to support the project and 
will complete the installation of the procured devices.
This Agreement shall commence June 25, 2026 and shall terminate on June 24, 2036 or until all 
responsibilities in this IGA have been completed.
ATTACHMENTS:    
1. RESOLUTION
2. INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT
STAFF CONTACT(S): Shelly Seyler, Deputy Transportation and Sustainability Director, (480) 3650-
8854
Department Director:  Eric Iwersen, Transportation and Sustainability Director  
Legal review by:  Eric Anderson, City Attorney
Prepared by:  Sue Taaffe, Administrative Supervisor