MPO Regional Coordination
and Best Practices Research

See below for project background, links to available documents for the project and meetings of the project study management team. For more information about this project, contact  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .

- Final Report: MPO Regonal Coordindation and Best Practices for the Tampa Bay Region
- Final Report Appendices
- Summary of  Key Issues and Recommendations

October 29 Regional Transportation Workshop #3
- October 29 Regional Transportation Leadership Workshop 3 Draft Summary
- October 29 Regional Transportation Leadership Workshop Photos
- October 29 Regional Transportation Leadership Workshop Videos

August 27 Regional Transportation Leadership Workshop
- Workshop #2 Real Time Record Results
- Guiding Questions Presented to Participants
- Presentation by Erich Zimmermann, National Association of Regional Councils

Announcements
►August 27 RT Workshop Flier

Technical Documents
►Technical Memorandum: Collaborative Labs Workshop One Results Summary
►Technical Memorandum 1: Context + Directions
►Technical Memorandum 1: Appendix
►Technical Memorandum 2.1: Peer MPO Selection
►Technical Memorandum 2.2: Peer MPO Study

Project
►Schedule
►Real Time Record Results from May 12, 2017, Collaborative Workshop

Background: The MPO Regional Coordination and Best Practices Research study will look realistically and comprehensively at the ways regional coordination are conducted across the Tampa Bay region (defined as Hernando, Citrus, Pasco, Pinellas, Hillsborough, Sarasota, Manatee, and Polk Counties). The study builds on the May 2017 Collaborative Labs workshop on regional transportation planning that was sponsored by the Hillsborough, Pinellas and Pasco MPOs. Specific objectives include:

• Clearly define what successful regional coordination means for Tampa Bay;
• Identify the barriers to its execution through available empirical evidence;
• Develop several implementable scenarios based on an examination of nation-wide best practices for regional transportation planning, and;
• Build consensus around a singular, preferred framework for improving regional coordination and responsibility in Tampa Bay, with effective mechanisms for providing consistent, relevant information to elected officials as well as the public.

The project is expected to be completed by March 2018.