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| SCTPO Presents at Legislative Delegation Meeting | At the end of September, SCTPO Executive Director Georganna Gillette spoke before the Brevard Legislative Delegation to share a look ahead at whatβs next in the pipeline for Brevardβs transportation network and highlighted the ongoing challenges of securing sustainable funding to keep our roads safe, connected, and efficient for all users. WATCH VIDEO | | | Trending in Transportation | | |
Board Adopts Advance 2050 LRTP:
Our Region's Transportation Future
After two years of development, the SCTPO Governing Board officially adopted the Advance 2050 Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) on September 11, 2025. The Advance 2050 LRTP outlines a 25-year transportation vision for Brevard County, identifying future projects and priorities that enhance connectivity, efficiency, and reliability across our region. This milestone plan reflects the collective vision of our community charting a path toward a safer, sustainable future.
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45-Day Public Comment Period Now Open:
2025 DRAFT Public Participation Plan
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Your voice matters! The SCTPO is currently updating its Public Participation Plan (PPP), our blueprint for engaging the community in transportation planning. It ensures meaningful, transparent, and equitable opportunities for the public to access information and provide input on plans, projects, and programs. π‘ Let us know if weβre missing any engagement methods or ways to involve the community!
π Review the draft and submit your comments, today!
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Public Comment Period: Now β December 11, 2025
π¬ Share your feedback: Online through our Public Comment Portal, by email, or by phone
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SCTPO On the Move: Community Conversations
ο»ΏOur leadership team continues to stay active and engaged throughout the communityβrepresenting the SCTPO at events, meetings, and presentations across the region. From sharing our mission and vision for a safer, more connected transportation network to collaborating with local partners and stakeholders, weβre proud to be part of the conversations shaping the future on the Space Coast.
| | Senior Transportation Planner, Sarah Kraum, attends 2025 State of the Cities. | Sarah Kraum and Governing Board member alternate, City of Cape Canaveral Councilman Don Willis, share insights on the collaborative process with TPOs at the Florida APA Conference. | | Executive Director, Georganna Gillette, serves on Safety Panel for LEAD Brevard. | Assistant Director, Laura Carter, serves on an intermodal panel alongside partners from Port Canaveral, Space Florida, and Melbourne Orlando International Airport, at the Florida APA Conference. | |
SCTPO Re-establishes Transportation Systems Management & Operations (TSMO) Consortium
The SCTPO recently kicked off the reestablishment of the Space Coast Transportation Systems Management & Operations (TSMO) Consortium, bringing together traffic signal operators and engineers to share accomplishments and discuss future projects.
Big thanks to Brevard County Government Traffic Operations for hosting and giving a tour of their facility! These meetings will help us advance transportation technology to improve safety and mobility across the Space Coast. ππ‘π€
| | | | Moving Forward Together: Regional Leadership Updates | | Brevard County Projects in Orbit | | | |
FDOT D5 Project Open House:
S.R. A1A & S.R. 528/S.R. 524 Improvements | Thurs. Oct. 30, 2025
FDOT District Five invites the public to learn more about proposed improvements along:
β‘οΈ S.R. A1A from S.R. 520 to George King Blvd
β‘οΈ S.R. 528/S.R. 524 (Beachline Expressway) from west of Sykes Creek to S.R. 401
π Wednesday, October 30
π 5:30 β 7:00 p.m.
π City of Cape Canaveral- Government Community Center
7920 Orange Avenue, Cape Canaveral
The projects will include resurfacing and pedestrian safety enhancements, such as a new pedestrian-activated signal at Taylor Avenue, and potential new guardrails along S.R. 528/S.R. 524 to improve roadside safety.
Canβt attend in person? Join the online webinar at 5:30 p.m. or view project details and submit comments anytime at:
π www.cflroads.com/project/452688-1
π www.cflroads.com/project/452688-2
π www.cflroads.com/project/452685-1
π Comments are encouraged by November 10 to be included in the open house record.
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U.S. 1 Safety and Operational Improvements Underway
The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has begun construction on safety and operational improvements along U.S. 1 from north of Century Oaks Circle to north of Myers Drive in Palm Bay and Malabar. The project includes:
- Roadway resurfacing
- Drainage and guardrail upgrades
- Installation of a Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon (PHB) at the Yellow Dog CafΓ© crosswalk
- Enhanced lighting at signalized intersections
- ADA-compliant curb ramps
- Wider paved shoulders with bicycle keyholes at right-turn lanes to improve cyclist safety
| | Work is expected to be completed by Spring 2026. | | |
Communities Show Up for 2025 Walk & Roll to School Day
ππΆββοΈπ΄ββοΈ We π Walk and Roll! We are so proud of all of the incredible 25+ Brevard Public Schools communities who celebrated National 2025 Walk & Roll to School Day with community walks, earlier this month.
Not only do these schools show up and out with staff, parents, and kiddos, but many go the extra mile to involve their community partners and law enforcement to celebrate safe, active trips to school.
The SCTPO had a great time at Coquina and RL Stevenson Elementary Schools, where we passed out reflective keychains, glow bracelets, and other safety goodies to help students stay visible on their way to school. Big thanks to all of the amazing PE teachers and Partners in Education Coordinators who led their school events, your dedication to highlighting the importance of safer routes and wellness, shines!
| | Indialantic Pedestrian Safety Pop-Up | The SCTPO joined the Indialantic Police Department to kick off Pedestrian Safety Month with a Sign-Waving Pop-Up at the PHB on Fifth Ave & N. Palm Ave. We reminded drivers to always yield to pedestrians. Thanks to our partners who stood with us! | | |
Surfside Elementary
Helmet Fit
| Our Public Involvement Team enjoyed chatting with families at Surfside Elementary's Family Fitness Night about the importance of staying safe on our roads. We passed out glow bracelets, shared safety materials, and fit nearly 20 FREE helmets. | | Our team and partners had a blast at the Slow Down, Move Over Brevard event hosted by iGo Now Roadside to raise awareness about Floridaβs Move Over Law and the importance of protecting our roadside heroes. We passed out safety items and fit FREE helmets. | | SCTPO Stand-Out Event: ο»ΏWorld Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims | | | |
Each year on the third Sunday of November, communities across the globe observe the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims (WDoR) to honor those killed and injured on our roadways and to support their families and communities. This day is a moment to pause, remember, and recommit to safer streets for every road user: walkers, cyclists, drivers, motorcyclists and passengers. Join us as we honor lives lost and those impacted by traffic crashes.
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Sunday, November 16, 2025
π€ 9:30 β 10:30 AM
π Viera Govt. Center - Reflection Pond, 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way, Melbourne, FL 32940
Register to Attend
Attendance is free and open to the public, but registration is encouraged to help us plan seating and refreshments.
| | As part of this yearβs observance, the SCTPO will host a Memory Wall to honor the lives of those lost on Brevard County roadways. Families, friends, and community members are invited to share a tribute in remembrance of their loved ones. Submissions are due by Fri, November 7, 2025. | | | | | Upcoming Meetings & Events | | | |
Itβs spooky season, but letβs keep the roads safe, not scary! As little ghosts and goblins head out trick-or-treating, remember:
π Slow down and stay alert β especially from 5:00 to 9:00 PM
π¦ Take extra time at intersections and driveways
π΅ Avoid distractions and keep your eyes on the road
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Want to rewatch our committee or governing board meetings?
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