The county’s next long range transportation plan is available for your review and comment! As a metropolitan planning organization, Forward Pinellas determines what transportation projects should receive state and federal funding in Pinellas County with its long range transportation plan (LRTP).
Update: The Advantage Pinellas Participation Challenge is now complete.
e Simpson and Dana Santos Forward Pinellas Trail Count Program Forward Pinellas monitors the countywide transportation system to identify trends over time and make informed decisions on future transportation investments, in its role as the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) for Pinellas County.
THIS PROGRAM IS CLOSED.
By: Nousheen Rahman, Principal PlannerPinellas County residents want more safe transportation options.
Forward Pinellas adopts a Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) annually to ensure that the county is eligible to receive state and federal funding for transportation projects.
By Dana Santos, MPH/MA, Communications & Outreach Each year, on President’s Day, Forward Pinellas participates in an in-service day.
By Jared Austin, AICP, and Emma WennickForward Pinellas has developed the “Live Local” Affordable Housing Dashboard in order to allow the public to track affordable housing projects that have used the preemptions of HB 1339, SB 962, or the Live Local Act.
travel? This is your chance to serve as an advocate and get involved in what happens in your community! The Forward Pinellas Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC) and Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) are looking for enthusiastic and knowledgeable volunteers to serve on the committees.
Forward Pinellas, in its role as the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO), is hosting the 8th annual Bike Your City event in March to celebrate Florida Bicycle Month.
By Dana Santos, MPH/MA Our annual report highlights Forward Pinellas’s accomplishments and progress in transportation and land use planning over the past year.
By Whit Blanton, FAICP, Executive Director, Forward PinellasA version of this publication was originally prepared for the American Planning Association’s President’s Message.