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CRTPA ratifies TIP roll-forwards, adds four SunTrail projects to TIP
Summary
The Capital Region Transportation Planning Agency unanimously ratified FDOT-requested amendments to the Transportation Improvement Program and adopted a resolution to add four SunTrail projects to the current TIP. The measures add design and feasibility work for trail segments and add funding to several resurfacing and safety-lighting projects.
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Tallahassee — The Capital Region Transportation Planning Agency on Feb. 18 unanimously approved a set of Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) amendments requested by the Florida Department of Transportation and adopted a resolution adding four SunTrail projects to the current TIP.
The amendments included roll-forward TIP entries for FDOT projects that did not receive authorization in the prior year, additional funding for Crawfordville Road and a new safety lighting project on West Tennessee Street between Enon Church Road and Blountstown Highway. CRTPA staff said the roll-forwards allow FDOT to proceed with authorization and implementation.
Why it matters: The action moves design and feasibility work onto the region’s approved programming documents so projects can proceed toward design, right-of-way and construction phases and — where federal funds are involved — be added to the State Transportation Improvement Program.
Details: CRTPA staff presented two grouped votes. The first vote ratified the roll-forward amendments and related project entries (item 6A). The board then approved resolution 2025-02-6B (item 6B) to add four regionally significant trail projects under the SunTrail program into the TIP. The SunTrail projects added were described by staff as: - US 90 in Gadsden County (Quincy to Chattahoochee) — feasibility study. - Ironbridge Road (Gadsden County) — move to design for the Tallahassee-to-Havana Trail segment. - Old Bainbridge Road to Orchard Pond Greenway Trailhead (Tallahassee-to-Havana Trail) — funded for PD&E. - Bloxham Cutoff Road Trail — additional design funding, including a mix of SU (urban-attributable) and SunTrails money.
Staff noted one of the SunTrail segments uses urban-attributable (SU) federal funds and therefore will require STIP action at the state level.
Votes at a glance: - Agenda modification to add item 7C (presentation from FDOT District 3): motion and second recorded; voice vote in favor (ayes). (Recorded in meeting transcript; mover/second not specified.) - Consent agenda: motion, second; voice vote in favor; motion carried. - Item 6A (FDOT roll-forward TIP amendments and project additions): roll-call vote recorded as unanimous. Commissioners present recorded “aye”; motion carried unanimously. - Item 6B (Resolution 2025-02-6B amending the CRTPA FY2025–2029 TIP to add four SunTrail projects): roll-call vote recorded as unanimous; motion carried unanimously.
What was not decided: Construction funding for some projects remains unfunded; staff presented these as programming/authorization steps rather than construction commitments.
The board moved on after the votes to further agenda items, and staff said the changes were time-sensitive and had been approved by the CRTPA Executive Committee in December and were now before the full board for ratification.
Ending: Staff and board members said the TIP amendments will allow FDOT and local agencies to pursue next steps, including design, right-of-way and eventual construction funding requests.

