FDOT Seeks Public Input on Beach Blvd Median Changes

The Florida Department of Transportation will host virtual and in-person meetings to discuss proposed traffic modifications.

Published on Feb. 8, 2026

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The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is inviting the public to provide feedback on proposed median modifications along Beach Boulevard and Newell Boulevard in Jacksonville. FDOT has scheduled virtual and in-person meetings on February 17 and 18 to present the project plans and gather input from residents.

Why it matters

These proposed median changes aim to improve traffic flow and safety along the busy Beach Boulevard corridor. As a major thoroughfare in Jacksonville, any modifications to the roadway infrastructure will impact a large number of drivers, pedestrians, and businesses in the area.

The details

The virtual meeting on February 17 will include an open house from 4:30 to 6 p.m. followed by a formal presentation and public comment period. The in-person meeting on February 18 will be held at the Pablo Creek Regional Library and follow the same schedule. Participants can view project displays and speak directly with the FDOT project team at both sessions.

  • The virtual meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, February 17.
  • The in-person meeting will take place on Wednesday, February 18.

The players

Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT)

The state agency responsible for maintaining and improving Florida's transportation infrastructure, including roads, bridges, and highways.

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What’s next

After gathering public feedback at the meetings, FDOT will review the input and determine next steps for the proposed median modifications along Beach Boulevard and Newell Boulevard.

The takeaway

These public meetings provide an important opportunity for Jacksonville residents to voice their opinions and concerns about the proposed changes to the Beach Boulevard medians. FDOT's willingness to engage the community demonstrates a commitment to transparency and incorporating local feedback into the project planning process.