Office Listing
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The Office of Administration oversees the management of the various programs and services so that statutory requirements are fulfilled and a high level of customer service is maintained. | |
The Aviation and Spaceports Office provides a safe and secure air transportation system that ensures the mobility of people and goods, enhances economic prosperity, and preserves the quality of our environment and communities. | |
The Communications Office keeps the public informed about DOT-related issues which are paramount to maintaining a positive relationship with the residents of the state of Florida. | |
The Office of Construction is committed to providing safe and efficient facilities for the traveling public. The Construction Web site displays information about alternative contracting, contractor issues, construction manuals and
technical details relating to various engineering disciplines. | |
The Office of Design develops policy, procedures, criteria, and standards for the design of Florida's roadways, bridges and other structures. | |
The Emergency Management Office, a vital element of the State Emergency Response Team, is responsible for preparing for, responding to, recovering from and mitigating against emergency situations that affect the state's inter-modal transportation systems. | |
The Environmental Management Office helps the department integrate environmental and stewardship principles into all plans and programs and balance natural, human, cultural and physical considerations with sound engineering principles,
with the goal of preserving the quality of our environment and communities. | |
The Office of Comptroller and the Office of Work Program and Budget partner to deliver the continuum of the Department's financial services to include planning, development, finance, administration, quality assurance and quality control.
The Offices support the primary mission of the Department to develop, finance and implement the Five-Year Work Program. | |
The Florida's Turnpike System includes the Mainline from Miami to Central Florida, as well as the Homestead Extension, the Sawgrass Expressway, the Seminole Expressway, the Beachline Expressway, the Southern Connector Extension of the Central Florida GreeneWay, the Western Beltway, the Veterans Expressway and Suncoast Parkway, and the Polk Parkway. -- Traveler Information | |
| Freight and Multimodal Operations | The Freight and Multimodal Operations Office is responsible for assisting in the development of Florida's rail system, both passenger and freight. In addition, the office is responsible for developing and implementing the Florida Rail System Plan, rail safety, rail project development/management, rail research and SIS implementation. |
The Office of General Counsel is the statewide legal office for the Department of Transportation. It provides legal advice and representation to all of the Department's programs and administrative staff throughout Florida. | |
Promote accountability, integrity and efficiency for the citizens of Florida by providing objective, timely audit and investigative services. | |
Keeping the public informed about FDOT related issues is paramount to maintaining a positive relationship with the residents of the state of Florida. | |
The Office of Maintenance is responsible for maintaining the state highway system. | |
The Materials Program ensures that the materials used in transportation construction projects meet the required department specifications. | |
| Modal Development | The Modal Development Office coordinates motor carrier, rail, transit, seaport, waterways, aviation and spaceport opportunities through program and project development to support the FDOT’s comprehensive multimodal transportation system. This office also works to build consensus among FDOT’s public and private partners to advocate for transportation policies that act as economic drivers within Florida. Divisions: Aviation and Spaceports | Freight and Multimodal Operations | Seaport and Waterways | Transit |
FDOT Planning provides the foundation for programming and project delivery through innovative planning and effective outreach to strategically advance the best transportation solutions at the right time. | |
The Program Management Office develops and provides policies, procedures, training, and guidance to support the design, construction and maintenance of Florida roads and bridges. Our functional areas manage specifications, estimates,
final plans, local programs, product evaluation and utilities. | |
The Research Center oversees the Florida Department of Transportation's research program. The State Materials Office and the Marcus H. Ansley Structures Research Center are key functional area partners that carry out many FDOT research projects. | |
The Office of Right of Way has a primary mission of acquiring the real property necessary for the construction of transportation facilities. | |
The Safety Office mission is to continually improve the safety of Florida's traveling public and FDOT employees. We work with communities to identify and help resolve traffic safety issues; we gather, analyze and report data on traffic crashes, injuries and fatalities in Florida; we distribute federal traffic safety funds; and conduct traffic safety public education campaigns. | |
The Seaport and Waterways Office is responsible for assisting in the development of Florida's 14 deepwater seaports through coordination of various planning activities and funds with the Florida Seaport Transportation and Economic Council and the staff for Florida Ports Council. | |
The Assistant Secretary for Strategic Development oversees the statewide planning process from plan development to implementation and performance monitoring, multimodal planning and operations to move people and goods, transportation
research programs, and the SunRail Program. | |
The Traffic Engineering and Operations Office provides support and expertise in the application of traffic engineering principles and practices to improve safety and mobility. | |
The mission of the FDOT Transit Office is to "identify, support, advance and manage cost effective, efficient and safe transportation systems and alternatives to maximize the passenger carrying capacity of surface transportation facilities." | |
| The Commission for the Transportation Disadvantaged is an independent commission, housed administratively within the Florida Department of Transportation, that ensures the availability of efficient, cost-effective, and quality transportation services for transportation disadvantaged persons. -- Who Do I Contact For a Trip? | Volunteer Dollar Program. | |
| Transportation Technology oversees the alignment of Information and Operational Technologies for the Florida Department of Transportation. This area is also responsible for the strategy and operations of the department’s technology
environment in direct support of the agency’s mission. Divisions: Civil Integrated Management | Geographic Information Systems | Information Security Management | Information Technology | Process and Quality Improvement | Surveying and Mapping | Transportation Data and Analytics | |