1. Florida Department of Transportation
District Three
District Office
GADSDEN
FRANKLIN
LIBERTY
BAY
LEON
WASHINGTON
JEFFERSON
GULF
HOLMES
OKALOOSA
WALTON
CALHOUN
WAKULLA
JACKSON
SANTA
ROSA
ESCAMBIA
STATISTICS
16 counties
1.4 million residents
11,500 square miles
4 rail lines
3 deep-water ports
80 airports

2. Strategic Intermodal System
Florida’s high priority network of transportation facilities important to the state’s economy and mobility.

3. INVESTING IN NORTHWEST FLORIDA
TOTAL INVESTMENT: $67.9 MILLION
23RD STREET FLYOVER PROJECT
TOTAL INVESTMENT: $194 MILLION
US 331 FOUR-LANE PROJECT
TOTAL INVESTMENT: $57.8 MILLION
SR 77 FOUR-LANE PROJECT
TOTAL INVESTMENT: $96.7 MILLION
SR 79 FOUR-LANE PROJECT
OVER $1.3 BILLION UNDER CONSTRUCTION
INVESTING $3 BILLION OVER THE NEXT 5 YEARS

4. ECONOMIC IMPACT RETURN ON INVESTMENT
Every dollar invested in transportation is estimated to result in a return of nearly $5 in user and economic benefits to Florida’s residents & businesses.
JOBS
Every $1 billion spent on highways supports 28,000 jobs and one-third of those are in construction-related employment.
Overall, employment in the transportation, trade, and utilities sectors comprises 20% of total employment in Florida.
ECONOMY
Sustaining the performance of Florida’s transportation system enables a strong competitive Florida economy.
Over the next five years, the FDOT work program will increase Florida’s Gross State Product by over $11 billion in increased productivity.