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The Southeast Florida Regional Partnership is a growing partnership of public, private, non-profit, and civic stakeholders from the seven-county region of Monroe, Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, and Indian River Counties.

This broad-based, partnership includes, but is not limited to, private sector partners; water resource, housing, environmental and transportation agencies and organizations; local governments; non-profits; human services funders; health care associations; community-based and civic organizations; academia and research institutions;  school boards and other educational partners;  economic development organizations. 

Partnership members are committed to the sustainable development and redevelopment of Southeast Florida. The “Livability Principles” which guide the work of the Partnership are:

  1. Provide more transportation choices.
  2. Promote equitable, affordable housing
  3. Enhance economic competitiveness.
  4. Support existing communities.
  5. Coordinate policies and leverage investment.
  6. Value communities and neighborhoods.
  7. Enhance community resiliency to the impacts of Climate Change.  

 

Sustainable Communities Planning Grants Program

The South Florida and Treasure Coast Regional Planning Councils are developing a joint application to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Sustainable Communities Planning Grants Program through a collaborative effort of the Southeast Florida Regional Partnership. 

A key component of the Sustainable Communities Initiative is the development of a “Regional Plan for Sustainable Development” for regions that lack a cohesive, integrated regional “vision” across issue areas and jurisdictional boundaries. This program is expected to provide up to $5 million for large metropolitan regions to support the development of the Regional Plan.  This Plan will serve as the framework for future federal investment and support the efforts of individual counties, municipalities and other partners whose plans and projects further the implementation of the regional vision and plan.

For additional information about how to join this regional effort and Partnership, please contact Isabel Cosio Carballo (isabelc@sfrpc.com) at 954.985.4416 or Michael Busha (mbusha@tcrpc.org), Executive Director, Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council, at 772.221.4060

    

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