Allison Racisz

Ally Racisz is a Transportation planner within SEMCOG’s Transportation Planning and Programming group. Ally joined SEMCOG in 2022 and brings experience with sustainability planning, research on accessibility and connectivity, and ArcGIS. She earned her Master’s degree in Urban and Regional Planning with a concentration on sustainability from Eastern Michigan University. Her primary role at SEMCOG includes assisting local communities and transit agencies in the implementation of transportation projects.

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The FY 2026–2029 TIP, which includes 600 projects totaling $3.1 billion, was approved in April 2025 and is now under MDOT and federal review.

Allison RaciszJul. 10 2025

bicycle and pedestrian travel

SEMOG conference room with panelists and presentation screen at Southeast Michigan Council of Governments.

TIP is a short-term list of road and transit projects that is guided by the policies outlined in the RTP, Vision 2050.

Allison RaciszJun. 14 2024

bicycle and pedestrian travel

A presenter speaks to attendees seated at tables in a large meeting room as a slide showing a fire scene is projected.

The annual TIM Workshop highlights the importance of providing first responders with adequate resources for keeping the transportation system safe.

Allison RaciszJul. 10 2023

Allison Racisz

Southeast Michigan’s FY 2026–2029 Transportation Improvement Program

Navigating SEMCOG’s Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) and Vision 2050

2023 Annual Traffic Incident Management (TIM) Workshop