2017 Annual Report presentation
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The Miami-Dade TPO allocated $975 million over 30 years to fund the SMART Plan transit expansion project. In 2017, they prioritized $75 million between 2020-2022 and $30 million annually between 2023-2053. The TPO endorsed grant applications, conducted outreach activities, and initiated studies to advance projects like the North and South transit corridors that are part of the SMART Plan.
2017 Annual Report presentation
- 1. 2017 Miami-Dade TPO Annual Report Aileen Bouclé, AICP Executive Director
- 2. Top 2017 TPO Highlights In 2017, the Miami-Dade TPO allocated $975 million to the Smart Plan over 30 years. This funding commitment represents the first step toward making the SMART Plan a reality. Federal SU Funds Prioritized: $75M between FY 2020-2022 $30M/Year FY 2023-2053 (30 years) SMART Plan Financial Framework State Funding Request: BERT Corridors North/South Corridors
- 3. 2017 TPO Highlights $800,000 for First/Last mile on-demand pilot demonstration project Endorsed Miami-Dade County’s USDOT TIGER Grant application for the South Dade Transitway Corridor Funding request for Tri-Rail Downtown Miami Link and Coastal Link Projects
- 4. 2017 TPO Highlights $9 Billion Transportation Improvement Plan FY 2018-2022
- 5. 2017 TPO Actions & Highlights Prioritization of advancement of North and South Corridors Funding match request for North and South Corridors Expansion of SMART Plan BERT network from SR-836 to I-75 MDX commitment for East/West Phase I Express Bus service on SR-836 Initiated request to update policies for funding of express bus service on FTE express lanes
- 6. Advancing the SMART Plan Dolphin Station Terminal NW 7th Avenue Transit Village Panther Station Tamiami Station Golden Glades Intermodal Terminal Center Transit-Oriented Development is Planned at the Douglas Road, South Miami, and Coconut Grove Metrorail stations University Metrorail Station Pedestrian Overpass Roll-out of first new Metrorail cars
- 7. 2017 TPO Governing Board in Action Advancing the SMART Plan USDOT Secretary Elaine L. Chao Congressional Representatives State of Florida Representatives FHWA, FTC, FTA, FDOT
- 8. 2017 TPO Governing Board in Action Advancing the SMART Plan TPO Governing Board Peer Exchanges Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) Sound Transit & Puget Sound Regional Council Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC)
- 9. 2017 TPO Staff in Action Advancing the SMART Plan Project Development and Environment (PD&E) Studies Workshops Miami-Dade Transit and FDOT are in-progress with the environmental phase of each of the six SMART Plan corridors. This includes an evaluation of transit options – mode, alignment, and station stop locations. Land Use Scenario & Visioning Planning Charrettes TPO staff conducted 12 community charrettes to obtain input for the development of transit supportive Land Use Scenario Plan for each of the six SMART Plan corridors.
- 10. 2017 TPO Staff in Action Advancing the SMART Plan TPO staff participated in over 65 outreach activities to increase awareness of the SMART Plan and obtain public input.
- 11. 2017 TPO Staff in Action Advancing the SMART Plan Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP)
- 12. 2017 TPO Staff in Action Advancing the SMART Plan Safe Routes to School (SRTS) & Completed Studies SRTS & WalkSafe Education for: • Benjamin Franklin K-8 Center • Charles Hadley Elementary • Dante Fascell Elementary • Golden Glades Elementary • Henry Reeves Elementary • Lake Stevens Elementary • Mae M. Walters Elementary • North County K-8 Center • Norwood Elementary • Rainbow Park Elementary