Speak Up Broward- Broward Metropolitan Planning Organization

Speak Up Broward- Broward Metropolitan Planning Organization

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Join the conversation about transportation in Broward County! Transportation affects our lives every day.

In coordination with the Commitment 2040 Long Range Transportation Plan Update, the Broward MPO started "Speak Up Broward", an important platform for conversation with our community that will lead us to an action plan & timeline to expand our transportation choices. Learn how you can be a part of the conversation to help us. Speak Up Broward values conversations between and among individuals in So

06/05/2026

Bus shelters are an important part of creating a more comfortable and accessible transit system, providing protection from weather and improving the overall rider experience.

In Broward County, public transit services are operated by the Broward County Transit (BCT). If you would like to request a bus shelter for your stop, here’s how the process works:

✔Confirm the bus stop is part of the BCT network by visiting the BCT website

📞 If eligible, shelter requests can be submitted by calling BCT Customer Service at (954) 357-8400

📧 Email inquiries can be sent to [email protected]

🏙️If the stop is not part of BCT, contact the local city’s Public Works Department for assistance

06/04/2026

Hurricane Season has officially begun. 🌧️

During severe weather events, evacuation routes and major roadways can become congested quickly. Planning ahead helps ensure you and your loved ones can move safely and efficiently if needed.

➡️Know your primary and secondary evacuation routes
➡️ Keep your vehicle fueled
➡️ Have alternative transportation options in mind
➡️ Monitor updates from local officials and transit providers

We encourage all residents to stay informed and plan ahead to ensure safe mobility during severe weather events.

06/03/2026

Today we celebrate World Bicycle Day! 🚲

Bicycling plays an important role in creating more connected communities. In Broward County, improving sidewalks, bike lanes, and safe crossings helps make active transportation a real option for more residents.

The Broward MPO works alongside local partners to expand and improve bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure, helping build a safer and more connected transportation network across the region.

Photos from Speak Up Broward- Broward Metropolitan Planning Organization's post 06/02/2026

Last week, Broward MPO proudly celebrated , recognizing transportation and infrastructure projects helping shape the future of Broward County.

Projects spotlighted throughout the week included:

⭐ Washington Street & NW/SW 72nd Avenue Mobility Improvements Project
⭐ SW/SE 17th Street Mobility Hub Project
⭐ Atlantic Boulevard/Dixie Highway Streetscape Project
⭐ Loxahatchee Road Improvements Project
⭐ University Drive Improvements Project Celebration

Each project reflects continued collaboration and investment in safer, more connected, and multimodal transportation throughout the region.

Thank you to our partners, and community who joined us in celebrating the progress being made across Broward County. Together, we are building a stronger transportation network for the future. 🚍🚴‍♀️

06/01/2026

The Broward MPO invites the public to attend the following upcoming meetings this June:

MPO Board Meeting
🗓 June 11, 2026
⏰ 9:30 AM

Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) Meeting
🗓 June 24, 2026
⏰ 2:30 PM

Citizens’ Advisory Committee (CAC) Meeting
🗓 June 24, 2026
⏰ 6:00 PM

All meetings will be held at the Broward MPO Office Board Room. These meetings provide important opportunities for community involvement and input as we continue planning for the future of transportation in Broward County.

05/29/2026

Today’s Built for Broward Week concludes with a spotlight on the Washington Street & NW/SW 72nd Avenue Mobility Improvements Project, a transportation project built for safer communities and focused on improving pedestrian and bicycle safety, accessibility, and neighborhood connectivity.

Projects like this demonstrate how community-scale infrastructure improvements can create meaningful everyday benefits for residents and families throughout Broward County. Thank you for joining us throughout Built for Broward Week as we celebrated the projects helping move Broward County forward.

05/28/2026

✨Today’s Built for Broward Week spotlight is focused on the future with the SW/SE 17th Street Mobility Hub Project. The project demonstrates the importance of long-term transportation planning in preparing Broward County for future growth and evolving mobility needs.

From planning and coordination to implementation readiness, projects like this help shape the future of transportation across our region.

To learn more about this project, visit https://bit.ly/BuiltForBroward17thStreetMobilityHub.

Photos from Speak Up Broward- Broward Metropolitan Planning Organization's post 05/27/2026

Today’s Built for Broward Week celebration for the University Drive Improvements Project was a great success! 🎉

The event brought together the Broward MPO, the City of Pembroke Pines, Florida - Government, Florida Department of Transportation, community members, and transportation partners to celebrate this major corridor investment focused on improving safety, connectivity, and multimodal transportation throughout Broward County.

This project reflects years of planning, partnership, and investment helping move Broward forward and strengthen regional mobility for everyone who travels along this important corridor. Thank you to everyone who joined us for this special celebration.

05/25/2026

💡 Today, the Broward MPO kicks off Built for Broward Week, a new annual initiative launched following National Infrastructure Week that highlights transportation projects improving connectivity, mobility, safety, and quality of life across Broward. Built for Broward Week celebrates the projects, partnerships, and investments helping move Broward forward.

Throughout the week, we will feature transportation project spotlights tied to a broader community impact theme, including connectivity, innovation, regional mobility, future growth, and safer communities.

✨ Today, we’re spotlighting the Loxahatchee Road Improvements Project, a major infrastructure investment in the City of Parkland built for connectivity.

🚧 Currently under construction, the Loxahatchee Road Improvements Project represents how strategic transportation investments improve traffic operations in local communities. The project creates safer, more efficient travel for residents, commuters, and businesses that rely on the corridor every day. To learn more about the project, visit https://bit.ly/BuiltForBrowardLoxahatchee.

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