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FLORIDA at WORK
FLORIDA at WORK 2016
Legislative Transportation Briefing
The Mission of the Florida Department of Transportation
(FDOT) is to provide a safe transportation system that ensures
the mobility of people and goods, enhances economic
prosperity, and preserves the quality of our environment and
communities.
Florida House District 96
Representative Kristin Jacobs
Our
MISSION
KEY TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES
Transportation improvements
result in tangible benefits.
Highways:
Your
BENEFITS
JOBS
$1 billion invested in transportation projects supports about 28,000 jobs.
ECONOMY
Over the next five years, planned improvements will grow Florida’s Gross State Product
(GSP) by an estimated $11 billion in increased productivity.
RETURN ON INVESTMENT (ROI)
Every dollar invested in transportation is estimated to result in a return of $4.40 in
user and economic benefits to Florida’s residents and business.
US 441
Transportation investment highlights
are found statewide.
FDOT DISTRICT CONTACTS
COUNTY LIST
District 4
Gerry
GerryO'Reilly,
O'Reilly,P.E.
P.E.
FDOT District Secretary
Work (954)
954-486-1400
777-4411
Cell
Cell (954)
(954) 214-1915
214-1915
[email protected]
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Broward
Central Office
Jim Boxold
605 Suwannee Street
Tallahaseee, FL 32399
Phone: (850) 414-4100
Phone: (850) 414-5205
Cell: (850) 509-2685
[email protected].fl.us
Mike Dew
Chief of Staff
Phone: (850) 414-5208
Cell: (850) 841-9577
[email protected].fl.us
Tom DiGiacomo
Director of Intergovernmental
Affairs
Cell: (850)694-3617
[email protected].fl.us
PERFORMANCE
COMPETITIVENESS
Transportation investments are prioritized to strengthen and support our
economy. Cargo valued at $83 billion passes through Florida’s seaports, 83 million
tons of freight travel our railroads, and aviation contributes $114 billion to our
economy every year.
SAFETY
Fatality and crash rates are decreasing on Florida’s highways, protecting our
most valuable asset - our people. Safety belt usage is now at 89% - an all time high.
A new statewide initiative to improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists is now
underway.
PRESERVATION
Maintenance, pavement, and bridge conditions are meeting or exceeding
performance targets. FDOT has met or exceeded its maintenance standards since 1994.
Transportation projects require
multi-year funding.
FDOT STATEWIDE CONTACTS
Our
Our
FUNDING
CASH FLOW VS. COMMITMENTS
FDOT currently has over $7 billion of secured funding commitments to transportation
contractors and partners with a projected cash balance between $200-to-$250 million.
For detailed information on transportation performance in Florida see:
WWW.DOT.STATE.FL.US/PLANNING/PERFORMANCE
Transportation Improvements
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MAJOR
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1. SR-7/US-441
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North
Lauderdale
Tamarac
2. LYONS RD
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3. WILES RD
Bike Ln/Sidewalk & ITS Comm System
Bike Lane/Sidewalk
Add Lanes & Reconstruct
Phase: PDE/PE/CON
Phase: PE/CON
Phase: CON
From: SR-870/Commercial Blvd
From: C-14 Canal
To: Broward/Palm Beach C/L
To: Sawgrass Expwy
To: Rock Island
FY: 2016-2017
FY: 2017/2020
FY: 2016
Totals: $15,459,253
Totals: $15,359,807
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From: Riverside Dr
Totals: $11,501,000
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4. UNIVERSITY DR
5. ROCK ISLAND RD
Add Lanes & Reconstruct
Widen/Resurface Exist Lanes
Phase: PDE/PE/ROW
Phase: PE/CON
From: NW 40th St
From: Royal Palm Blvd
To: Sawgrass Expwy
To: Wiles Rd
FY: 2016/2020
FY: 2018/2020
Totals: $10,590,974
PDE = Project Development & Environment
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Totals: $5,390,773
PE = Preliminary Engineering
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8. SR-834/SAMPLE RD
Widen/Resurface Exist Lanes
Bike Lane/Sidewalk
Miscellaneous Construction
Phase: PE
Phase: PE/CON
Phase: PE/CON
From: 36th Ave
From: Rock Island Rd
To: SR-7/US-441
To: Florida Turnpike
To: SR-5/US-1
FY: 2017
FY: 2017/2019
FY: 2016/2018
Totals: $1,136,480
Totals: $837,562
From: Arthur Marshall Loxahatchee Refuge
Totals: $1,202,411
ROW = Right-of-Way
CON = Construction
GRA = Grant
FDOT District Map:
House District 96
Representative:
Kristin Jacobs
Amended Work Program
July, 2015
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