| NE 34 Ct., NE 5th Ave. to NE 38th Street, streetscape, drainage |
Oakland Park |
FL |
80 |
$2,800,000 |
CDBG |
-8 |
| Harlem McBride drainage, street and park improvements |
Oakland Park |
FL |
60 |
$2,000,000 |
CDBG |
2 |
| Complete phase II- downtown park with plaza, parking, lighting and walking path |
Oakland Park |
FL |
60 |
$2,000,000 |
CDBG |
-7 |
| Retrofit City Hall, 14,000 sf, windows, roof, generator |
Oakland Park |
FL |
40 |
$1,190,000 |
CDBG |
-7 |
| Complete NE 12 Avenue street ends with pavers, trellises, benches, fountains |
Oakland Park |
FL |
20 |
$750,000 |
CDBG |
-13 |
| Replace 2 aging Fire Stations |
Oakland Park |
FL |
200 |
$6,800,000 |
Public Safety |
-5 |
| Mills 50 Main Street District Streetscape- Transportation Enhancement project including design and build out of gateways, sidewalks, drainage, traffic-calming, lighting, signage, landscaping, irrigation, and underground utilities. |
Orlando |
FL |
353 |
$33,000,000 |
Streets/Roads |
-112 |
| Downtown South Main Street District Streetscape- Transportation Enhancement project including design and build out of gateways, sidewalks, drainage, traffic-calming, lighting, signage, landscaping, irrigation, and underground utilities. |
Orlando |
FL |
246 |
$23,000,000 |
Streets/Roads |
-97 |
| Edgewater Drive Main Street District Streetscape-Transportation Enhancement project including design and build out of gateways, sidewalks, drainage, traffic-calming, lighting, signage, landscaping, irrigation, and underground utilities. |
Orlando |
FL |
176 |
$16,500,000 |
Streets/Roads |
-82 |
| Ivanhoe Village Main Street District Streetscape- Transportation Enhancement project including design and build out of gateways, sidewalks, drainage, traffic-calming, lighting, signage, landscaping, irrigation, and underground utilities. |
Orlando |
FL |
128 |
$12,000,000 |
Streets/Roads |
-72 |
| Mission Road Part 2 This critical 0.7 mile segment of the 4-lane divided minor arterial, Mission Road Project includes the 0.4 mile completion of Metrowest Boulevard. The roadway will serve as an alternate north/south route |
Orlando |
FL |
428 |
$11,503,000 |
Streets/Roads |
-15 |
| Downtown Orlando ITS Network-This project consists of the expansion of the Intelligent Transportation System throughout Downtown Orlando. The ITS technology uses new technology to provide congestion management and incident management capability. |
Orlando |
FL |
252 |
$6,770,000 |
Streets/Roads |
-6 |
| Audubon Park Main Street District Streetscape- Transportation Enhancement project including design and build out of gateways, sidewalks, drainage, traffic-calming, lighting, signage, landscaping, irrigation, and underground utilities. |
Orlando |
FL |
59 |
$5,500,000 |
Streets/Roads |
-52 |
| Boone Avenue Extension-While the recently completed I-4/SR 408 Interim Interchange project has improved limited access interstate mobility, it has resulted in less collector network mobility for Downtown Orlando. |
Orlando |
FL |
112 |
$3,020,000 |
Streets/Roads |
-22 |
| Florida Hospital Commuter Rail Station - Located just north of Downtown Orlando within walking distance of Lake Ivanhoe and Loch Haven Park and will serve one of the largest employers in Central Florida, Florida Hospital. |
Orlando |
FL |
104 |
$2,800,000 |
Streets/Roads |
36 |
| Church Street Commuter Rail Station-Located in the heart of Downtown Orlando, adjacent to the existing Downtown landmark Church Street Station, providing service to the core of the Downtown business area, all major government buildings, senior high-rise h |
Orlando |
FL |
100 |
$2,700,000 |
Streets/Roads |
23 |
| Amtrak/ORMC Commuter Rail Station - Located just south of Downtown Orlando, provides quick and easy mode change to Amtrak, the region's existing train service, and provides service to another leading employer, Orlando Regional Medical Center |
Orlando |
FL |
74 |
$2,000,000 |
Streets/Roads |
24 |
| LYNX Central Commuter Rail Station - Located north of Livingston St. in Downtown Orlando adjacent to the Downtown Bus Terminal providing quick and easy mode change to the regional bus network. Station enhancements include 10 ft. walkways |
Orlando |
FL |
56 |
$1,500,000 |
Streets/Roads |
22 |
| Pine Street Extension The extension of a 2-lane downtown street and the two-waying of an adjacent Pine Street segment are necessary for adequate traffic circulation in Downtown Orlando. Collector level traffic circulation has been impacted |
Orlando |
FL |
45 |
$1,200,000 |
Streets/Roads |
-13 |
| Medical City and VA Hospital Traffic Signal/ITS Interconnect - The Medical City Part of Orlando is the future home of Central Florida, VA Hospital and the UCF Medical School. The installation of fiber optic communications along key corridors |
Orlando |
FL |
41 |
$1,095,000 |
Streets/Roads |
25 |
| Neighborhood Sidewalk Initiative -The Surface Transportation Policy Project ranked Metro Orlando as having the "Meanest Streets" in 2004. The City has been trying to improve the safety of pedestrians with Sidewalk Projects in the Urban Core |
Orlando |
FL |
36 |
$970,000 |
Streets/Roads |
8 |
| Raleigh Street Congestion Management - The roadway on the west side of the City of Orlando continues to experience congestion and safety problems as it accommodates over 16,000 Daily Trips on a two-lane roadway that lacks left turn lanes. |
Orlando |
FL |
18 |
$475,000 |
Streets/Roads |
4 |
| SR 50 /Downtown Orlando - Congestion Management Improvements - The improvements will optimize traffic flow and reduce cut-through traffic in Downtown Core Neighborhoods. The project consists of additional turn lanes approaching SR 50 (Colonial Dr) at the |
Orlando |
FL |
18 |
$475,000 |
Streets/Roads |
19 |
| Regional Transit Center Parking Lot Located adjacent to LYNX Central Station and due to its ideal location, will provide a significant benefit to LYNX employees, guests, visitors, etc., and will ultimately be a hub for future rail expansion, Commuter Rail |
Orlando |
FL |
15 |
$425,000 |
Streets/Roads |
13 |
| Shingle Creek Trail-Critical 1000 foot segment of a paved multi-use trail that is part of overall regional trail network providing access to multiple schools and employment areas. |
Orlando |
FL |
4 |
$110,000 |
Streets/Roads |
-28 |
| Parramore Heritage Park Water Retention |
Orlando |
FL |
25 |
$3,000,000 |
Water |
-25 |
| Water Pipeline Replacement-SR 482 Sand Lake Road from Presidents Drive to S. Orange Blossom Trail |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$2,524,190 |
Water |
6 |
| Lake Dot/Hughey Avenue Retrofit- |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$1,800,000 |
Water |
-18 |
| Water Pipeline Replacement-Robinson Avenue from Primrose Drive to Mills Avenue |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$1,400,000 |
Water |
-5 |
| Silver Star Road FM Project |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$1,300,000 |
Water |
-14 |
| Lake Breeze Drive Sanitary Sewers |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$1,200,000 |
Water |
6 |
| Oakley St./Pine Bluff Drainage Improvements- |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$1,000,000 |
Water |
-2 |
| Lake Eola Upgrade |
Orlando |
FL |
15 |
$1,000,000 |
Water |
-24 |
| Water Pipeline Replacement-Lake Holden Terrace/Albert Shores |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$885,000 |
Water |
-1 |
| Solandra Drive Area-Sanitary Sewer- |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$750,000 |
Water |
5 |
| Lake Monterey Area-Lift Station 27 Relocation |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$750,000 |
Water |
-6 |
| Water Pipeline Replacement-Narcoossee Road Widening-Boggy Creek Road to SR 417 |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$640,500 |
Water |
8 |
| Water Pipeline Replacement-SR 50- Good Homes Road to Pine Hills Road |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$432,947 |
Water |
0 |
| Rio Grande Park Area-Lift Station 28 Rehabilitation |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$100,000 |
Water |
4 |
| Lake Sunset Area-Lift Station 54 Rehabilitation Convert type lift station to submersible pump type lift station to address age, maintenance and safety concerns. |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$100,000 |
Water |
3 |
| West Colonial Area-Lift Station 35 Rehabilitation |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$100,000 |
Water |
5 |
| Holden Heights Area-Lift Station 18 Rehabilitation |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$100,000 |
Water |
7 |
| Clear Lake Area -Lift Station 57 Rehabilitation |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$100,000 |
Water |
5 |
| Silver Star Area-Lift Station 41 Rehabilitation |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$100,000 |
Water |
3 |
| Richmond Heights Area-Lift Station 65 Rehabilitation |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$100,000 |
Water |
3 |
| Malibu Groves Area-Lift Station 60 Rehabiliatation |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$100,000 |
Water |
3 |
| Englewood Park Area- Lift Station 16 Rehabilitation |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$100,000 |
Water |
5 |
| ORLANDO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT-Rehabilitation of Taxiway C-Phase 2 |
Orlando |
FL |
100 |
$20,000,000 |
Airport |
-1 |
| ORLANDO EXECUTIVE AIRPORT-Airfield Improvement Projects |
Orlando |
FL |
20 |
$3,200,000 |
Airport |
-39 |
| ORLANDO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT-Upgrade Airfield Lighting Equipment |
Orlando |
FL |
8 |
$1,300,000 |
Airport |
-6 |
| ORLANDO EXECUTIVE AIRPORT-Airport Drainage & Master Plan Updates |
Orlando |
FL |
4 |
$500,000 |
Airport |
-11 |
| Orlando Amtrak/Commuter Rail Transfer Station Renovation-1400 Sligh Blvd-Orlando, FL 32806 |
Orlando |
FL |
15 |
$3,500,000 |
Amtrak |
39 |
| Park Improvements-throughout the City |
Orlando |
FL |
145 |
$7,725,000 |
CDBG |
-28 |
| Homeless MenÂ’s Service Center-The facility would provide 24/7 case management, supportive services (including job training, mental health and substance abuse counseling) and beds for 250 homeless men. It will be a two story 28,000 sq. ft. facility with a |
Orlando |
FL |
70 |
$6,700,000 |
CDBG |
30 |
| Mission Road Part 1 The initial segment of the 4-lane divided arterial, Mission Road, will provide critical surface street access between multi-family housing areas, and industrial/retail employment opportunities. |
Orlando |
FL |
234 |
$6,300,000 |
CDBG |
0 |
| Recreation Facility Improvements-Locations throughout the City |
Orlando |
FL |
60 |
$3,800,000 |
CDBG |
-29 |
| Homeless Assistance Drop-in Center |
Orlando |
FL |
5 |
$2,000,000 |
CDBG |
25 |
| Lake Dot/Hughey Avenue Stormwater Retrofit Project |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$1,800,000 |
CDBG |
1 |
| New Malibu Underdrain Construction |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$1,100,000 |
CDBG |
-4 |
| North Parramore Site Development-Infrastructure/site improvements for housing development in the Parramore neighborhood |
Orlando |
FL |
25 |
$1,100,000 |
CDBG |
-3 |
| Englewood/Monterey Underdrain Construction |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$1,100,000 |
CDBG |
1 |
| Lake Angel/Conroy Basin Drainage Improvements |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$1,000,000 |
CDBG |
-5 |
| Oakley Street Drainage Improvements |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$1,000,000 |
CDBG |
-2 |
| Bumby Avenue Resurfacing |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$985,500 |
CDBG |
16 |
| Orange Blossom Trail Corridor Drainage Improvements |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$850,000 |
CDBG |
-2 |
| Lake Mann Estates Underdrain Construction |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$669,200 |
CDBG |
-6 |
| Andora Street Drainage Improvements |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$350,000 |
CDBG |
0 |
| Coalition for the Homeless-Women & Children Bathroom Facilities Renovation |
Orlando |
FL |
12 |
$274,197 |
CDBG |
32 |
| Center for Multicultural Wellness & Prevention-Renovation/Site Improvement for Youth Academic Enrichment Center |
Orlando |
FL |
12 |
$245,500 |
CDBG |
-24 |
| Z.L. Riley Park |
Orlando |
FL |
20 |
$200,000 |
CDBG |
-5 |
| Mercy Drive Resurfacing/Underdrains |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$185,500 |
CDBG |
3 |
| Quest, Inc.-South Vocational Facility Rehabilitation |
Orlando |
FL |
12 |
$124,898 |
CDBG |
-5 |
| Center for Drug Free Living |
Orlando |
FL |
3 |
$35,589 |
CDBG |
-6 |
| 600 Kilowatt rooftop solar array system downtown-to increase renewable energy production in Central Florida and support the growing solar industry in Florida |
Orlando |
FL |
53 |
$3,700,000 |
Energy |
49 |
| Illuminated Street Name Signs Upgrade Project -This project will provide an energy savings and improve navigation throughout the City by replacing incandescent illuminated street name signs at traffic signals with energy efficient LED street name signs. |
Orlando |
FL |
75 |
$2,018,000 |
Energy |
23 |
| Reeves Terrace-Security Fencing & Signage |
Orlando |
FL |
8 |
$500,000 |
Housing |
-17 |
| Ivey Lane Dumpster Enclosures, Approach and Landscaping |
Orlando |
FL |
2 |
$122,000 |
Housing |
-33 |
| Griffin Park -Playground Equipment |
Orlando |
FL |
2 |
$90,000 |
Housing |
-13 |
| Citrus Square-Security Lighting |
Orlando |
FL |
10 |
$75,000 |
Housing |
3 |
| Murchison Terrace Dumpster Enclosures, Approach and Landscaping |
Orlando |
FL |
2 |
$61,000 |
Housing |
-15 |
| Griffin Park -Demolition of Building 812 |
Orlando |
FL |
5 |
$50,000 |
Housing |
-5 |
| Police In-Car video cameras for all patrol vehicles. This will enhance officer safety and capture evidence from traffic stops and vehicle pursuits. |
Orlando |
FL |
0 |
$3,238,400 |
Public Safety |
8 |
| The Orlando Police Department is implementing a new crime fighting and prevention tool, IRIS (Innovative Response to Improve Technology). This project uses camera technology to prevent, detect, and respond to crime throughout the City of Orlando. |
Orlando |
FL |
1 |
$500,000 |
Public Safety |
-17 |
| The Orlando Police DepartmentÂ’s Crime Scene Investigations Unit has identified new technology for investigating crime scenes: a laser measuring system for more precise measurements which is crucial during court proceedings & a digital recording system, Cr |
Orlando |
FL |
0 |
$316,500 |
Public Safety |
-23 |
| Orlando Police Department's Drug Enforcement Division is currently utilizing out-dated covert audio and video equipment. The equipment is approximately 5 to 10 years old. The division is also in need of night vision optics to assist in surveillance during |
Orlando |
FL |
0 |
$285,000 |
Public Safety |
1 |
| The Orlando Police Department has employed various methods & tactics in an effort to reduce violent crime. The addition of two sworn-officers in our busiest areas would allow patrol units to increase the number of self-initiated actions |
Orlando |
FL |
2 |
$250,000 |
Public Safety |
13 |
| Protective vests save lives. The Orlando Police Department utilizes different types of vests for patrol units, criminal investigative units & SWAT units all of which have manufacturers' life expectancies. |
Orlando |
FL |
0 |
$150,000 |
Public Safety |
28 |
| Taser technology has improved over the years. The Orlando Police Department's officers currently use Taser Model M26 which is 2003 technology. Budget constraints currently prevent the replacement of 20% of the department's M26s with today's model X26. |
Orlando |
FL |
0 |
$135,000 |
Public Safety |
-21 |
| The Orlando Police Department's two specialized units, Motors & Mounted (Motorcycles & Horses) are vital units to fighting crime in the City of Orlando. These units both utilize equipment that has recommended manufacture's life expectancy. |
Orlando |
FL |
0 |
$128,000 |
Public Safety |
1 |
| The Orlando Police Department's Forensic Imaging equipment has outlived its life expectancy & should any of the components fail, our department's photographic capability regarding latent prints will be severely hampered. Current budget constraints hinder |
Orlando |
FL |
0 |
$115,000 |
Public Safety |
11 |
| Digital cameras have become the standard for photographing crime scenes, accidents, suspects, etc. Current budget constraints have hampered the purchase of new & replacement still & video equipment in the Orlando Police Department. |
Orlando |
FL |
0 |
$65,000 |
Public Safety |
-6 |
| Up-to-date protective equipment is needed to allow the Orlando Police Department's training unit to increase the realism of exercises while protecting our officers & dogs. Current budget constraints have hampered the purchase of this equipment. |
Orlando |
FL |
0 |
$37,000 |
Public Safety |
-17 |
| Edgewater HS-Comprehensive school renovation to meet current educational adequacy, and enhance security, technology, and efficiency. |
Orlando |
FL |
750 |
$84,318,500 |
Schools |
30 |
| Odyssey MS-Construct a Relief School for the overcrowded Odyssey MS to enhance the student learning environment and eliminate portable classrooms. |
Orlando |
FL |
500 |
$40,136,600 |
Schools |
27 |
| Dr. Phillips 9th-Portable Replacement project to replace old portable classrooms with permanent construction to enhance the learning environment, safety, and security. |
Orlando |
FL |
200 |
$28,000,000 |
Schools |
17 |
| Nap Ford Community School- construction of permanent building |
Orlando |
FL |
300 |
$25,378,000 |
Schools |
56 |
| Shingle Creek ES-Replacement of modular classrooms with permanent classrooms which may include New Classroom Buildings , Administrative Addition, Remodel Cafeteria, Media Center, Upgrade Classrooms, Replace HVAC System, Replace Fire alarm System |
Orlando |
FL |
300 |
$23,580,800 |
Schools |
16 |
| Azalea Park ES Replacement-Comprehensive school renovation to meet current educational adequacy, and enhance security, technology, and efficiency. |
Orlando |
FL |
325 |
$19,724,900 |
Schools |
20 |
| Citywide-All-Network infrastructure enhancements to upgrade all existing schools within Orlando to current standards to meet the educational needs of all students, faculty and administrators. |
Orlando |
FL |
15 |
$18,000,000 |
Schools |
35 |
| Orange Center ES-Administrative Addition, Remodel Classroom Building, Remodel Media Center and Cafeteria, Build a new Central energy Plant. |
Orlando |
FL |
310 |
$12,134,400 |
Schools |
9 |
