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2024 Road Project Priorities Public Survey

   May 17, 2024

Florida-Alabama Transportation Planning 2024 Project Priorities Public Survey Open Until June 4, 2024

The Florida-Alabama 2024 Public Survey is now open and available for public comment until June 4, 2024. Anyone who wishes to participate in the public comment period can find the survey at www.ecrc.org/FLALPrioritiesSurvey.

What are the Project Priorities?

Annually, the Florida-Alabama Transportation Planning Organization (TPO) reviews the transportation priorities for the urbanized areas of Escambia and Santa Rosa counties in Florida and Orange Beach and the community of Lillian in Alabama. Prioritizing these projects maximizes available resources on an annual basis when determining how to meet the greatest needs of the region.

You can view a detailed list of the Project Priorities and interactive map at www.ecrc.org/FLALPriorities

These priorities are submitted to the Florida Department of Transportation and the Alabama Department of Transportation for potential funding in the next five years. Projects are selected for funding based upon local priority, funding availability, and project timing. There are several categories of funding for transportation projects and each category must be prioritized. To ensure that the transportation needs are being met, we need your input!

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