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Oct 8, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Central Florida Expressway Authority Board Meeting
The board meeting agenda and accompanying materials focus on several key initiatives, including a modernization of the CFX Code of Policies. Key actions included the reorganization and consolidation of agency policies into a unified framework and the adoption of new articles concerning governing board rules, advisory committees, administrative functions, and human resources. The board reviewed updates on construction contracts, engineering services, financial advisory renewals, and public outreach consulting. Additionally, the meeting covered internal audit reports, wrong-way driving program enhancements, and updates on the SR 538 Southport Connector Expressway Project phasing.
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The Technical Review Committee will convene for a meeting regarding the Project Development and Environmental (PD&E) Study of the SR 417 Capacity Improvements (Project No. 417-188). The agenda includes conducting interviews and determining final rankings for Letter of Interest No. 260503.
Aug 27, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Central Florida Expressway Authority Meeting Notice
This document serves as an official notice that the Environmental Stewardship Committee meeting scheduled for August 27, 2026, has been cancelled. It outlines standard procedures for public comments, translation services, and ADA accommodations for future meetings.
Aug 13, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Central Florida Expressway Authority Board Meeting
The meeting provided a status update on the State Road 538 (Southport Connector Expressway) project. Staff presented an evaluation of phasing opportunities to enhance the project's financial viability. The discussion compared different configurations for the Polk County and Osceola County segments, demonstrating how a phased approach improves the project's viability percentage relative to master plan guidelines. Staff recommended continuing discussions with potential public and private partners to address the remaining funding gap.
