2022 - 2023 Annual Report
Check out our highlight reel!
January 2022 - June 2023 Board Members
Beaches Communities: Neptune Beach Mayor Elaine Brown
City of Jacksonville: Council Members LeAnna Cumber, Randy DeFoor, Terrance Freeman, Sam Newby, Ju'Coby Pittman and Randy White
City of St. Augustine: Mayor Nancy Sikes-Kline
Clay County: Commissioners Wayne Bolla, Kristen Burke and Betsy Condon
Jacksonville Aviation Authority: Board Member Fernando Acosta-Rua
Jacksonville Transportation Authority: Board Members Debbie Buckland and Ari Jolly
JAXPORT: Board Members Soo Gilvarry and Daniel Bean
Nassau County: Commissioners Klynt Farmer and Thomas Ford
Nassau County Ocean, Highway & Port Authority: Commissioner Mike Cole
St. Johns County: Commissioner Christian Whitehurst
St. Johns Airport Authority: Board Member Reba Ludlow
Ex-Officio Members
Baker County: Commissioner James Bennett,
U.S. Navy Representatives: Mark McManus and Matt Schellhorn,
Non-Voting Advisor
Florida Department of Transportation: District Two Secretary Greg Evans
2022 Funding
Total: $5,308,883
Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
2023/24 - 2027/28
Total: $2,800,092,859
Staff
Jeff Sheffield
Executive Director
Clark Letter
Director, Planning and Analytics
Elizabeth De Jesus
Transportation Programs Manager
Angela Session
Chief Financial Officer
Marci Larson
Public Affairs Manager
Jennifer Lott
Executive Assistant
Studies
Click on the highlighted areas in the map below to learn more about our completed studies.
2023 Annual Mobility Report
Congestion Management Dashboard
The North Florida Clean Fuels Coalition
The North Florida Clean Fuels Coalition updated its logo and website to provide more information on a variety of alternative fuels. Coalition stakeholders prevent nearly 40 tons of greenhouse gas emissions per year and save hundreds of thousands in fuel costs using natural gas, propane and electric vehicles.
The new Alternative Fuels, Vehicles & Infrastructure Master Plan will be completed by year-end and guide investments in clean fuels vehicles and infrastructure.
We'd like to recognize and thank our Clean Fuels interns Ruby Cox, Klesia Xhaferllari and Charlotte Woska.
Smart North Florida
In partnership with the City of Neptune Beach, Smart North Florida piloted flood sensors for real-time data and long term planning. This technology will now be piloted across the region.
Smart North Florida is also partnering with FDOT and TRAINFO on a pilot to place sensors at the Hendricks Avenues rail crossing. The sensors will help divert traffic, especially emergency vehicles heading to Baptist Medical Center, saving time and lives.
