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The Regional Rural Transportation Plan (RRTP) is a partnership between the Florida Department of Transportation, the Apalachee Regional Planning Council, and the counties of Calhoun, Franklin, Gulf, Jackson, and Liberty and their municipalities.

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APALACHEE REGIONAL RURAL
TRANSPORTATION PLAN 

To view the Apalachee Regional Rural Transportation Plan, please click here!​

* The document may take a couple of minutes to download, and will be found in your downloads folder once complete.

The RRTP interactive map is comprehensive so you can see both the RRTP’s short and long-term projects as well as how those projects relate to other data points.

The RRTP dashboard is streamlined so you can quickly and easily see the RRTP’s short-term project priorities on a map.

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RRTP's TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE (TAC)

Upcoming Meetings for 2026-2027

Each meeting will have a virtual and in-person option (Calhoun County Library in Blountstown back meeting room,

17731 NE Pear Street). If you would like to attend virtually, then please contact Mary O’Brien at 850-312-3708 or by email MOBrien@arpc.org at least 48 hours in advance.

  • Wednesday, August 5, 2026. 1:30 CT/ 2:30 ET

  • Wednesday, October 7, 2026. 1:30 CT/ 2:30 ET

  • Wednesday, February 3, 2027. 1:30 CT/ 2:30 ET

  • Wednesday, April 7, 2027. 1:30 CT/ 2:30 ET

Participation is asked for without regard to race, color, national origin, age, sex, religion, disability, or family status. Pursuant to the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act, any person requiring special accommodations to participate in this meeting is asked to contact Mary O’Brien, Apalachee Regional Planning Council Transportation Manager, at least 48 hours before the meeting at the contact information listed above.

The RRTP was initiated to give the rural counties of Calhoun, Franklin, Gulf, Jackson, and Liberty (and their municipalities) a mechanism to collaborate in identifying and documenting their transportation needs. The Plan covers a 20-year planning horizon, prioritizes short- and long-range projects, and meets the goals of the Florida Transportation Plan (FTP).  

Explore the various comprehensive plans from around the Apalachee Region!

Calhoun County Comprehensive Plan

Comprehensive Plans are the backbone of any community planning effort. They outline challenges facing the community, identify solutions, and provide guidance to appointed and elected officials on planning-related decisions. The best Comprehensive Plans are those that have the support of the broader community. They are a living document that grows and changes with the community. 

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Apalachicola Comprehensive Plan
Last Updated April 2024

Comprehensive Plans are the backbone of any community planning effort. They outline challenges facing the community, identify solutions, and provide guidance to appointed and elected officials on planning-related decisions. The best Comprehensive Plans are those that have the support of the broader community. They are a living document that grows and changes with the community. 

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Carrabelle Comprehensive Plan
Updated 2018

Comprehensive Plans are the backbone of any community planning effort. They outline challenges facing the community, identify solutions, and provide guidance to appointed and elected officials on planning-related decisions. The best Comprehensive Plans are those that have the support of the broader community. They are a living document that grows and changes with the community. 

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Liberty County Comprehensive Plan
2012 - 2025

Comprehensive Plans are the backbone of any community planning effort. They outline challenges facing the community, identify solutions, and provide guidance to appointed and elected officials on planning-related decisions. The best Comprehensive Plans are those that have the support of the broader community. They are a living document that grows and changes with the community. 

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For examples of previous NOFO's please click here.

For additional examples, please contact our office.

Contact information: Mary O'Brien at MObrien@arpc.org and Tanya Branton at Tanya.branton@dot.state.fl.us

      2507 Callaway Road, Suite 100, Tallahassee, FL 32303                         Phone: (850) 488-6211                        Fax: (850) 488-1616       

Apalachee Regional Planning Council is committed to ensuring that this website is accessible to everyone. ARPC strives to adhere to the accepted

guidelines and standards for accessibility and usability. To that end we have recently reviewed our entire website to identify non-compliant elements or documents and to bring them into compliance. We are continuing this process to ensure that the site remains up-to-date regarding updated guidelines. We are continually seeking solutions that will bring all areas of the site up to the same level of overall web accessibility.
In the meantime, should you experience any difficulty in accessing the ARPC website, please contact MFranklin@arpc.org

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