The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), invites you to a meeting to learn about the proposed improvements for the I-595 Corridor Resurfacing Project.  

The public meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, February 12, 2025, at 5:00 p.m. and will be offered in-person and virtually simultaneously. The public meeting will take place at the Town of Davie Police Department Community Room, located at 1230 S. Nob Hill Road, Davie, Florida 33324. To participate in the virtual public meeting from your computer, tablet or smartphone, please register using the link: https://shorturl.at/QI3wQ. Alternatively, you can dial in by phone at:
+1 323-484-2037 and use the phone conference ID: 677 577 755#.

The public meeting will consist of a formal presentation followed by an open discussion. Staff will be available to answer questions and provide assistance. Comments and questions will be answered in the order received.

If your question is not answered during the event, a response will be provided in writing following the meeting. Questions and comments may also be submitted prior to the meeting by e-mailing the Project Manager. Enclosed is a copy of the Public Meeting Flyer. Project information is posted at: https://www.d4fdot.com/bcfdot/i_595_resurfacing_project_improvements.asp

Community feedback is at the core of all we do. FDOT works with the public to balance their community vision with the community's transportation needs. This is routine on all our projects to ensure Florida's infrastructure is safe, resilient, and efficient for many years into the future. Notices are being sent to all property owners and tenants located within 300 feet of the project and to other public officials, regulatory agencies, organizations, and individuals that have expressed interest in the project.

The main takeaways to know: 

• Repave the existing I-595 roadway corridor (which includes I-595 Express lanes, I-595 general purpose
  lanes, and State Road 84) to improve the resiliency of our infrastructure.
• Replace and upgrade signs and pavement markings to meet current standards and increase reflectivity.
• Create a smoother pavement surface to enhance safety.

CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS

• Work will be done in phases to reduce impacts to the community.
  
• No more than two lanes are anticipated to be closed at a time.
  
• Roadway resurfacing will be performed at night.
• Access to properties along the corridor will be maintained throughout construction.