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Many rural communities in the FDOT District Three area need transportation investment to handle growing population and economic activities. Others need assistance to maintain their existing transportation network to properly serve a spread-out community and ensure connectivity.

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To address these needs, the Regional Rural Transportation Plan (RRTP) will consider safety, systems connectivity, resilience, and ACES (automated, connected, electric, and shared-use) vehicles to provide a cost-effective transportation system able to address natural and manmade disasters.

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This map includes current rural transportation system data including

freight movements (Truck Volume), non-motorized trails (Existing Florida Greenways and Trails), recreation (Parks and Recreation), and traffic patterns directly impacting the RRTP. 

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RRTP's Technical Advisory Committee (TAC)

If you are unable to attend the meeting in person and would like to attend virtually, please contact Mary O’Brien, Regional Transportation Planning Manager, ARPC,  at 850-312-3708 or by email at MOBrien@arpc.org at least 48  hours in advance. 

UPCOMING MEETING!​​​

Regional Rural Transportation Plan's (RRTP) Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) meeting:​

  • Thursday, January 16, 2025​​

  • 1:30 p.m. CT/ 2:30 p.m. ET​​​

  • Calhoun County Public Library in Blountstown, 17731 NE Pear Street, Blountstown, FL 32424. 

    For additional information on this meeting or the RRTP contact Mary O’Brien, MOBrien@arpc.org.​​​​

Click here for the agenda!

EVERYONE IS WELCOME!

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 Manager, at least 48 hours before the meeting at the contact information listed above.

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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 five rural counties of the Apalachee Region (Calhoun, Franklin, Gulf, Jackson, and Liberty County).

 

The purpose of the Plan is to collect information on the five-county area’s greatest transportation needs.

 

Once finalized, the Regional Rural Transportation Plan will outline short- and long-term transportation projects for the next 20 years.

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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