Commitment 2045 Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP)Climate Change Task Force – February 27, 2020

Role of the MPO

• Assign federal and state transportation funding

• Regional coordinating entity for transportation

• Work with partners to set regional vision for transportation

• Work with partners to implement projects

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• South Florida Climate Change Vulnerability and Adaptation Pilot Project (2015)

• Extreme Weather and Climate Change Risk to the Transportation System in Broward County, Florida (2016)

• All Hazards Recovery Training• Ongoing Coordination with

Department of Homeland Security

MPO Foundational Resiliency Work

Transportation Planning - OverviewThe Broward MPO’s Metropolitan Transportation Plan is a federally required 25-year long-range planning document and is updated every 5

years to help guide federal/state transportation investments.

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2045 MTP Goals and Objectives

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Transportation needs are identified using partner input and latest available data

Transportation Needs Assessment

Data• Demographics• Future Transportation Demand• Land Use• Resiliency• Future Technology

Partners• Florida Department of

Transportation (FDOT)• Broward County• Municipalities• SFRTA (Tri-Rail)• Port/Airport• Public

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Broward MPO MTP New Funding Availability (2045)

State/Federal Roadway Funding (78%)

Transit Operating/Capital (15%)

MPO Attributable Funds (7%)

$564million

Total Revenues = $8.3 billion

$1.3billion

$6.5billion

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44 Roadway Projects

5 Transit Projects

Establishes TSM&O Safety Program ($400M)

Continues Bicycle/Pedestrian Investment ($500M)

Cost Feasible Plan Overview

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•Goals and Objectives•Project Prioritization•Cost Feasible Plan•Resiliency Technical Report

Resiliency in the MTP

EnvironmentSea Level Rise Mitigation |

GHG and Precursor Emissions |Wetland/Natural Habitats

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• Identified eight (8) resiliency studies on highly vulnerable corridors from the South Florida South Florida Climate Change and Vulnerability Adaptation Project

• Programmed in the 2026-2030 funding timeframe

Identified Resiliency Corridors

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• Work with FDOT to program identified resiliency studies

• Involve stakeholders in the assessment and development of alternatives

• Continue evaluating resiliency considerations as part of all MTP projects

• Resiliency in Vision 2100

Next Steps

Questions?Greg Stuart

Executive Director (954) 876-0033

stuartg@browardmpo.org

Peter GiesSystems Planning Manager

(954) 876-0048giesp@browardmpo.org