North Florida TPO

06/23/2026

Northeast Florida is home to hundreds of miles of shared-use trails that connect communities, parks, schools and destinations across the region.

One of the most ambitious projects underway is Jacksonville’s Emerald Trail, a planned 30-mile network of trails and greenways that will connect 14 historic neighborhoods, downtown Jacksonville, schools, parks, businesses and transit options.

More information: https://www.groundworkjacksonville.org/emerald-trail/

06/19/2026

Major infrastructure improvements are underway in downtown St. Augustine.

FDOT's seawall replacement project along State Road A1A will improve pedestrian accessibility, strengthen resilience against flooding, and help protect a vital transportation corridor for years to come.

Learn more about the project:

The nearly $20 million project will replace the seawall along the bayfront promenade, swapping the existing post-and-chain barrier with a solid concrete wall.

06/17/2026

A quick glance can save a life.

Bicyclists are a common sight throughout Northeast Florida, whether they're commuting to work, exercising or enjoying local trails. Drivers can help keep everyone safe by staying alert, checking blind spots, and watching for cyclists at intersections and driveways.

Remember to give at least three feet when passing a bicyclist, check mirrors and blind spots before turning, and stay focused behind the wheel.

Learn more about bicycle and pedestrian safety from FDOT: https://www.fdot.gov/Safety/programs/pedestrian-and-bicycle-safety

06/12/2026

Approved! The North Florida TPO Board has adopted the FY 2027–2031 Transportation Improvement Program, advancing transportation investments that will enhance mobility, safety, and connectivity throughout Northeast Florida.

cdn.northfloridatpo.com/v1/uploads/Final-Draft-TIP-27-31-June-10-2026.pdf

06/10/2026

Join us tomorrow! The TPO board will meet at our office on Thursday, June 10, at 10 a.m. For more information and to view the agenda, visit our website:
https://northfloridatpo.com/about/meetings.

06/08/2026

The 2026 Annual Mobility Report is here!

Explore the latest trends, data, and insights shaping transportation and mobility across North Florida. Check out the interactive report to see how our region is moving forward and what it means for the future of our communities.

https://northfloridatpo.github.io/NFTPO_AnnualMobilityReport2026/amr2026.html

06/04/2026

🚸 Safer sidewalks. Stronger communities.

The Safe Routes to School (SRTS) program helps schools create safer, more accessible routes for students to walk and bike to school by addressing barriers like missing sidewalks, poor infrastructure, and limited opportunities for active transportation.

We’re excited to see these SRTS-funded projects moving into construction over the next two years:
🔹 Yulee Elementary Sidewalk — Construction begins in 2027
🔹 Hogan-Spring Glen Elementary Sidewalks — Construction begins in 2027
🔹 San Jose Elementary Sidewalks — Construction begins in 2028

Learn more about the Safe Routes to School program and grant opportunities here: fdot.gov/projects/floridasrts/home

06/01/2026

🚨 LAST CALL TO MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD 🚨

Two important transportation surveys are open right now, and your feedback can directly shape the future of North Florida Transit.

🛣️ The North Florida TPO is developing the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for FY 2026/27–2030/31, covering bike, pedestrian, highway, transit, port, and aviation projects across Clay, Duval, Nassau, and St. Johns counties. Review the draft TIP and share your thoughts.

Deadline: June 1
Link: PublicInput.com/TIP2026

🚌 St. John's County is also updating its Transit Development Plan and wants your input on transportation needs, travel access, and future transit improvements. If you live, work, or travel in St. Johns County, take the survey!

Deadline: June 5
Link: PublicInput.com/SJTDP27

Every response helps create smarter transportation and stronger community connections for all of us. Take a few minutes to make an impact!

05/28/2026

The City of Jacksonville is proud to announce the first video in its Meet the Trails series, highlighting the S-Line Urban Greenway.

The S-Line is a vital urban trail connection serving over 13,000 residents within a 10-minute walk. The trail is unique in that it is used frequently for commutes, errands, and transportation, rather than existing solely as a fitness or recreation trail.

Virtually explore the trail at:

Calling all cyclists, walkers, and rollers!Presenting the first video in our Meet The Trails series: the S-Line Urban Greenway.The S-Line Urban Greenway is p...

05/27/2026

We need you to help us shape the future of transportation in St. Johns County!

The North Florida TPO is working with St. Johns County to identify public transportation needs and enhance travel and access for residents and employees.

If you live, work or travel in St. Johns County, share your opinions in our survey at publicinput.com/sjtdp27 by June 1.