Building Resilience: Lessons from Hurricane Recovery Across Florida
We examined post hurricane recovery efforts to identify what works, what challenges persist, and how local governments can strengthen their own resilience planning.
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Tracking the Trends: A Five Year Look at Mobility in Pinellas County
By Dana Santos, MPH/MA One of Forward Pinellas’s strategic goals is to conduct a performance-based, outcome-driven planning process. To meet this goal, we provide information that helps our staff, elected…
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Forward Pinellas, Explained: A New Way to Explore the Story of Our Agency
By Nicole Galasso, AICP Have you ever found yourself wondering:Â What does Forward Pinellas actually do? Why do we need a countywide planning agency? What does it mean to integrate land…
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Proposed Transportation Projects in Pinellas County’s Next Transportation Improvement Program
The State of the TIP 2025-2029 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.
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See What Transportation Projects are on the Horizon for Pinellas County
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…
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What Changes Do You Want to See to Transportation in Pinellas County?
Update: The Advantage Pinellas Participation Challenge is now complete.
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Pinellas County Residents Want Options! What Our Transportation Survey Told Us
By: Nousheen Rahman, Principal PlannerPinellas County residents want more safe transportation options.
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When a Road Runs Through it – How Forward Pinellas Thinks about Lane Repurposing Projects
By Whit Blanton, FAICP, and Kyle Simpson, AICPWith nearly one million residents and about 15 million annual visitors, transportation is a frequent topic of conversation in Pinellas County.
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Preserving Pinellas’ Prosperity – Target Employment and Industrial Lands Study (TEILS) Update
By Jared Austin, Principal Planner Land Use and Pinellas County’s Economy If you were asked what drives the Pinellas County economy, what would you say? You may reference our wonderful beaches or perhaps our many hotels and restaurants.
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