Leading Florida in developing sustainable communities through: Excellence in planning - Professional development - Preservation of natural, built environments
Tallahassee, FL
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Amendment 3 could change how Florida plans for growth and how well local communities can keep up with it. Learn what’s on the line for the roads, parks and everyday services Floridians count on. What’s at stake for your community?
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Don’t just take our word for it — countless organizations across Florida are standing up and speaking out about how Amendment 3 would affect our communities. See the growing coalition speaking out: votenoonamendment3.com/oppos… Vote No on Amendment 3.
Ever wonder who's behind the roads, parks, and neighborhoods that make your community work? That's the job of a planner. #NationalCommunityPlanningMonth recognizes the profession that helps Florida grow responsibly.
Vote no on Amendment 3: whatsatstakefl.org/
Many Florida public hospitals rely on local property tax dollars to help support patient care, community health programs and services for vulnerable populations. Vote No on Amendment 3: whatsatstakefl.org/
Growth needs a plan to keep communities moving forward. Join us in protecting local planning and community investment and Vote No on Amendment 3: whatsatstakefl.org/
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Thoughtful planning helps communities stay connected, resilient and prepared for the future. That's why it's important to understand what's at stake and Vote No on Amendment 3: whatsatstakefl.org/
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Growth should strengthen communities, not strain them. When development outpaces planning, the impacts can be felt through increased traffic, flooding concerns, crowded public spaces and pressure on local services. Vote No on Amendment 3: whatsatstakefl.org/
The conversation around Amendment 3 raises questions about how communities fund infrastructure, plan for growth and maintain the services residents depend on. Vote No on Amendment 3. Explore additional information to learn what’s at stake: whatsatstakefl.org/
We join a growing coalition of organizations speaking out about Amendment 3. Concerns grow around what the amendment could mean for:
• Infrastructure
• Public services
• Responsible growth
• Florida's quality of life
Vote No on Amendment 3: whatsatstakefl.org/
Florida is one of the fastest-growing states in the country. Smart planning helps communities keep up with that growth before it overwhelms roads, schools, hospitals and the places people call home. Vote No on Amendment 3: whatsatstakefl.org/
Parks and green spaces don’t stay great on their own; they take planning and funding. Amendment 3 puts that funding at risk, leaving parks, sports fields and community spaces overcrowded, outdated or under-maintained.
Vote No on Amendment 3: whatsatstakefl.org/
Florida’s quality of life depends on smart planning, local funding and development standards that help our communities manage growth, protect public spaces, maintain infrastructure and preserve the natural resources. That’s why we oppose Amendment 3. whatsatstakefl.org/
Backed-up roads. Longer commutes. Delayed projects. Without reliable local funding for planning, the systems that keep Florida moving fall further behind and so do the first responders who rely on clear roads to reach us. Vote No on Amendment 3. whatsatstakefl.org/
Your neighborhood is on the line. Every day, more than 750 new residents move to Florida. Without reliable local funding, the planning that keeps neighborhoods livable (safe roads, cared-for parks, funded services) is at risk.
Vote No on Amendment 3. whatsatstakefl.org/
Our hearts and prayers are with the residents of Los Angeles and our colleagues with @APACalifornia who have a long road ahead to bring the City of Angeles back stronger than ever. We are with you all the way.
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Hey #planners! Did you know AICP certified professionals can earn certification maintenance #CM credits from the @APA_Planning for select workshop sessions?! Details here: planning.org/events/eventmul…
Get registered today: aarp.org/livable2024
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Are you interested in learning how your community could be designed to benefit people of all ages and abilities?
👋Then register for the #FREE @AARPLivable #DesigningForAll Workshop Oct 16 & 17 to learn more: spr.ly/6013o6Ijf
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#FPC24 brought 1k planners from across the state to @cityoftampa, all focused on developing sustainable communities.
@APAFlorida tells us this was their biggest year ever! They said Tampa had so much for attendees to explore and they love how walkable our city is. – at Tampa, FL
MAKING NOISE WORKS ... keep making it! Here is the link to the survey: bit.ly/floridadeptackyparksp…. Share it with friends, colleagues, any Floridian who doesn't want our state parks destroyed.
The week of Sept. 2 is during FPC so make sure you send in comments! #StopTackyParks
Due to the overwhelming interest with the 2024-25 Great Outdoors Initiative, DEP is looking for new venues to accommodate the public.
We want to ensure everyone has the opportunity to participate. Public input is vital to DEP decision-making. To gather feedback on your favorite state parks, we’ve launched a dedicated webpage for more suggestions: survey.alchemer.com/s3/79831….
New meeting dates will be announced soon, with meetings expected the week of Sept. 2, 2024.
