FDOT District 3 unveils $4.26B work program for 2026-2030 fiscal years

The Capital Region Transportation Planning Agency (CRTPA) meeting on February 18, 2025, highlighted significant developments in transportation planning for the upcoming fiscal years. Carla Hodges, the Program Management Administrator for District 3 of the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), presented the tentative work program, which outlines projects aimed at enhancing the transportation network across the region.

Despite facing delays due to a rare snowstorm in Florida, Hodges expressed gratitude for the opportunity to share the proposed projects, emphasizing the importance of maintaining and improving road safety. The work program for fiscal years 2026 through 2030 is projected to allocate over $4.26 billion for various transportation initiatives across 16 counties in District 3, covering approximately 11,300 square miles.

Hodges underscored that the focus of FDOT is to connect communities through diverse transportation options, ensuring that community needs remain central to their planning efforts. The details shared during the meeting are subject to change, reflecting the dynamic nature of transportation planning and funding.

This meeting marks a crucial step in shaping the future of transportation in the Capital Region, with the proposed investments expected to enhance connectivity and accessibility for residents. As the planning process continues, stakeholders will be closely monitoring developments to ensure that the community's transportation needs are met effectively.