The River to Sea TPO has moved!

The River to Sea TPO office has moved. Our new address is:

1 Deuce Court

Suite 100

Daytona Beach, FL 32124

All TPO Board, BPAC, CAC, and TCC meetings will be held in the Daytona Beach International Airport Airline Room at:

700 Catalina Drive

Daytona Beach, FL 32114

Parking will be validated

The Executive Committee will be meeting at the TPO’s current location: 1 Deuce Court, Daytona Beach FL 32124

The TDLCB will continue to meet at Votran.

Our phone number remains the same (386.226.0422)

March is Florida Bike Month

While May might be National Bicycle Month, March is Florida's Bike Month. In February 2019, Governor DeSantis signed a proclamation declaring March to be Florida Bike Month and he has since signed proclamations each year.

March is a great time to get outside and ride your bike! There are so many trails in Volusia and Flagler Counties, including the following trails:

The St. Johns River to Sea (SJR2C) Loop is a 260-mile paved, multi-use trail project underway in northeast Florida. It runs through five Florida counties and is the longest loop trail underway through the American Southeast.

Florida's Coast-to-Coast Trail, once complete, will run about 250 miles across Florida, connecting the Gulf Coast at St. Petersburg on the west, through Central Florida, and to the Atlantic Coast on the east at Canaveral National Seashore. The section of the trail in Volusia County has been completed. It includes the Spring-to-Spring Trail and the East Central Regional Rail Trail and connects to the St. Johns River to Sea Loop and the Heart of Florida Trail.

Spring to Spring Trail Ribbon Cutting at West Highbanks Road, DeBary - January 21, 2022

Osteen-Maytown Section of the St. Johns River to Sea Loop

Women's History Month

Each March, the United States honors the contributions and sacrifices of women who have helped shape the nation by celebrating Women's History Month. This year, the theme for Women's History Month is “Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories.”

In honor of Women's History Month, we are highlighting notable women in transportation history on our Facebook and Twitter pages as well as below:

Anne Rainsford French Bush

(1878-1962)

In 1900, Anne Rainsford French Bush became the first official licensed woman driver in Washington DC. She obtained her steam engineer's license which allowed her to operate a "four-wheeled vehicle powered by steam or gas." Her car was a Locomobile, a steam-powered car. She was given the unofficial title of Miss Locomobile of 1900. While still disputed as to its truth, the epitaph on her tombstone states she was the "first woman licensed to drive an automobile in America."

Blanche Stuart Scott

(1884-1970)

Blanche Stuart Scott was the first woman to drive across the United States and the first woman to fly in America. At the time of her trip across the US, there were only 218 miles of paved roads outside of cities. The publicity from the trip led to a contract for her to learn to fly with the Glenn Curtiss Exhibition Company. In 1912, she joined aviator and designer Glenn Martin and became the first woman test pilot in America. She became known as the “Tomboy of the Air.”

River to Sea TPO

Calendar of Activities

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
2/27	2/28	3/1 Executive Committee Meeting 9:00 am	3/2	3/3
3/6	3/7	3/8 Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC) Meeting 2:00 pm SR A1A Resiliency Plan Public Info Meeting 5:30-7:30 pm The Casements Ormond Beach	3/9	3/10
3/13	3/14 Flagler Community Traffic Safety Team (CTST) Meeting 9:00 am Flagler Gov't Services Bldg. #2 Bunnell	3/15	3/16 Public Trans. & TD Awareness Legislative Day The Capitol Courtyard, Tallahassee	3/17
3/20	3/21 Citizens Advisory Commitee (CAC) & Technical Coordinating Committee (TCC) Meetings 1:15 & 3:00 pm respectively SR A1A Resiliency Plan Public Info Meeting 5:30-7:00 pm Wickline Center Flagler Beach	3/22 River to Sea TPO Board Meeting 9:00 am	3/23 East Volusia Community Traffic Safety Team (CTST) Meeting 9:00 am Volusia County Public Works North East Services Facility	3/24
3/27	3/28	3/29	3/30	3/31

Upcoming TPO Committee

& Board Activities

In March, the River to Sea TPO Board will be hearing presentations on the Volusia County Trails Master Plan and the 2023 Annual Call for Projects. In addition, we will present TPO 101: Plans, Programs, and Member Responsibilities.

Additional information on agendas for TPO Board and committee meetings is available at River to Sea TPO Agendas

Information on TPO outreach and activities is available at Outreach & Activities