CITT

Municipal Transportation Plan

The  Ordinance creating the half-percent transportation surtax calls for 20 percent of surtax proceeds to be distributed directly to municipalities on a pro rata basis for use on local transportation and transit projects. Municipalities must apply at least 20 percent of their share of surtax proceeds toward transit uses and must submit their transportation plans to the County according to established deadlines.  Florida Statute 212, Title XIV defines the purposes for which surtax proceeds may be expended.

• Projected Surtax Distribution 2012
• Projected Surtax Distribution 2011
• Municipal Request for Payment
  
  
  

Archives (Actual Municipal Payments)

• Actual Municipal Payments for FY 10 
• Actual Municipal Payments for FY 09 
• Actual Municipal Payments for FY 08 
• Actual Municipal Payments for FY 07 
• Actual Municipal Payments for FY 06 
• Actual Municipal Payments for FY 05 
• Actual Municipal Payments for FY 04 
• Actual Municipal Payments for FY 03 
• Transportation Program Boiler Plate (Excel template)
• Sample Municipal Interlocal Agreement 
  
  
  

Click on a links below to view the transportation plan for each city.

• City of Aventura 
• Town of Bal Harbour Village 
• Town of Bay Harbor Islands 
• Village of Biscayne Park 
• City of Coral Gables 
• Village of El Portal 
• City of Florida City 
• Town of Golden Beach 
• City of Hialeah Gardens 
• City of Hialeah 
• City of Homestead
• Indian Creek Village 
• Village of Key Biscayne 
• Town of Medley 
• City of Miami 5-Year Plan 
• Miami Streetcar Project
• City of Miami Beach 
• Town of Miami Lakes 
• Village of Miami Shores 
• City of Miami Springs 
• City of North Bay Village 
• City of North Miami 
• City of North Miami Beach 
• City of Opa-Locka 
• Village of Palmetto Bay 
• Village of Pinecrest 
• City of South Miami 
• City of Sunny Isles Beach 
• Town of Surfside 
• City of Sweetwater 
• Village of Virginia Gardens 
• City of West Miami 

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