The Countywide Transportation Master Plan (CTMP) will establish a multijurisdictional process and planning framework that provides for a countywide vision for a multimodal system that safely connects people to places. As part of the CTMP development process, a Consultant-team will be working with County staff and a core technical group of stakeholders regularly in the development of the CTMP, in preparation for the presentations to all stakeholders at key project milestones and in various geographical locations within PBC.
The CTMP may be used as a foundation for Palm Beach County and municipalities within the County to separately adopt and/or update their specific plan of improvements. Each jurisdiction may be able to select appropriate recommendations that fit the needs of each unique community while coordinating regionally significant transportation corridors through the recommended framework. Ultimately, each plan of improvement adopted by each jurisdiction may lead to a plan-based improvement methodology as set forth and specifically referenced in Florida State Statutes.
The PBC Board of County Commissioners (BCC) approved a contract with WSP USA Inc. on June 18, 2025 for the development of the CTMP. WSP is one of the top professional services firms with national and international experience in transportation. Read more about WSP USA Inc. (WSP) here:
https://www.wsp.com/en-us/ and the team that is assembled for this project:
WSP Team pages from Exhibit B.
On July 18, 2025, Palm Beach County hosted the kickoff meeting for the Transportation Master Plan (CTMP) at Vista Center in West Palm Beach. The meeting was well attended by a diverse group of participants, both in-person and virtually, including public officials, transportation professionals, members of the business community, civic organizations, and other key stakeholders. The WSP team presented an overview of the project scope of work, timeline, and public engagement strategies and attendees had an opportunity to speak with the WSP team.
To download the presentation and view the meeting video, please see the links on the right. For more information or to be included in the interested parties list, please contact Evana Ahmed at (561) 233-5209, or
EAhmed@pbc.gov.
Coming soon: A dedicated website and additional public meetings. Updates will be provided so stay tuned!