4/25/23 @ 2:15 p.m. - The North Florida Transportation Planning Organization (TPO), in concert ​with their consultant, engineering and design firm, Atkins, are completing a regional bicycle and pedestrian master plan to identify gaps and opportunities to connect sidewalks, paved trails, and paved bicycle facilities throughout northeast Florida. As part of this study, citizens in Clay, Duval, Nassau and St. Johns counties are being asked for their opinion via an electronic survey that will be open until May 14th. The survey will take about 5 minutes to complete and can be found here. 

If you have any questions, please reach out to Public Affairs Manager with the TPO, Marci Larson, at (904) 306-7513 or via e-mail at mlarson@northfloridatpo.com. 

-Sabrina Robertson 
 Public Information Officer

5/23/22 @ 12:00 p.m.

The Amelia Island Convention and Visitors Bureau has released two community surveys related to 1) beach park harmonization; and 2) tourism and destination development initiatives. 

Nassau County beaches are enjoyed by ALL residents. As such, it is important that ALL residents respond to these surveys to make their voices heard during the planning process. 

The surveys will remain open through June 30th. 

Initiative #1: Beach Park Harmonization Project

The CUVB seeks to harmonize and enhance the visitor's experience at Amelia Island's seven main beach parks: North Beach, Main Beach, Seaside Park, Peters Point, Burney Park, Scott Road Beach Access, and the Southend Beach Access. Building on previous studies and existing guidelines, the Beach Harmonization Project aims to modernize and better equip these parks to better serve the local community, as well as visitors to the area. 

A presentation was made Katie Poppel of the firm EDSA at the May 18, 2022 Board of County Commissioners meeting. Ms. Poppel stated, "The objective of this is the idea of harmonization. How do these 7 parks fit together and create that cohesive space? A space where a resident or visitor can visit any park and find a set of "pedestrian comfort" enhancements including seating, waste receptacles, pavilions, beach access". The May 18th presentation can be found here with the presentation listed under "Tab C". 

Initiative #2: The "Nassau Next" Tourism and Destination Development Project

This project will create a comprehensive roadmap for the future of Nassau County and its tourism economy. Positioning new areas of the county will help capture a greater share of tourism spending while maintaining momentum on Amelia Island. This project will deliver a clear 10-year plan for creating jobs, expanding the economy, and improving quality of life for visitors and residents. 

Survey Link for Beach Park Harmonization Project

Survey Link for Tourism and Destination Development Project

-Sabrina Robertson
​ Public Information Officer

2/12/21 @ 3:30 p.m. - The County is currently seeking citizen input related to the conceptual plan of the Westside Regional Park. This park will be located off of US 1, between Hilliard and Callahan.

Citizen feedback will be used to establish the Goals, Objectives, and Statement of Intent and will guide the design solution created for the park.

What amenities and features would you like to see included in this park? Please take this opportunity to tell us!

Below is a link for the survey which will close at 11:59 p.m. on Tuesday, February 23rd so don't delay!

Click here for citizen survey.

-Sabrina Robertson
 Public Information Officer

2/5/21 @ 2:35 p.m. -

2/2/21 @ 3:05 p.m. - This is just a friendly reminder that the North Florida Transportation Planning Organization (TPO) is assisting the County with a study of 14th Street from Amelia Island Parkway to north of Atlantic Avenue. The study will recommend ways to enhance traffic safety, with a focus on improving safety for bicyclists and pedestrians. If you live or travel within the study area, please take a few minutes to complete this survey.

-Sabrina Robertson
 Public Information Officer

1/21/21 @ 10:30 p.m.

The North Florida Transportation Organization (TPO) is seeking public input regarding safety improvements on 14th Street, with an emphasis on bicycle and pedestrian traffic.
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Click here to participate in the survey.

-Sabrina Robertson
Public Information Officer