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City of Fort Walton Beach hosts Ferry Park Neighborhood Traffic Study

The City of Fort Walton Beach has teamed up with Kimley-Horn & Associates to conduct a Community Workshop aimed at gathering valuable input from residents regarding concerns and transportation priorities within the Ferry Park Neighborhood.  With a focus on engaging the community and fostering collaboration, the workshop seeks to encourage residents to actively participate in shaping the […]

City of Fort Walton Beach

The City of Fort Walton Beach has teamed up with Kimley-Horn & Associates to conduct a Community Workshop aimed at gathering valuable input from residents regarding concerns and transportation priorities within the Ferry Park Neighborhood. 

  • The workshop is scheduled to take place on Wednesday, May 24, from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the Public Works Field Office located at 7 Hollywood Blvd. N.W.

With a focus on engaging the community and fostering collaboration, the workshop seeks to encourage residents to actively participate in shaping the future of their neighborhood. The aim is to identify areas of concern and explore potential improvement alternatives as part of the ongoing Ferry Park Neighborhood Traffic Study.

Residents attending the workshop will have an opportunity to interact directly with the project team from Kimley-Horn & Associates. Their input will play a vital role in identifying specific locations within the neighborhood that require attention and suggesting potential solutions. 

  • Looking ahead, the City plans to host a second community workshop at a later date. During this follow-up event, the results of the Ferry Park Neighborhood Traffic Study will be shared, providing context for any proposed improvements.

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“Like it or not but Fort Walton Beach is dying, it's becoming just like Navarre but with some big box stores and no growth. All the shopping is in Walton...”
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“There's many examples of cities doing this and being later forced to later take them out. Essentially you have a constitutional right to face your accuser. Automated citations mean no...”
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“Kell- Aire Dr. Could definitely use some new lines on the street. TY”
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“11 mph is 50 percent of the typical school limit of 20 mph. Seems lax with most drivers cruising through school zones at 30 mph.”
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“I hope P Johnson gets to visit here so I can tell him to his face to keep his mouth shut about my town”
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“So an unknown third party, will have access to very clear images of all our kids?”
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“Automated speeding cameras to issue tickets should be illegal. The only people who benefit are the people collecting the money. The citizens of Fort Walton Beach need to vote those...”
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“Traffic enforcement in FWB is nonexistent and needs to become a priority. For example, almost every day I turn off highway 98 into the Veteran’s Park parking lot. My wife...”
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“Elevating US98, like they did with US19 (N/S) is a much better idea than DESTROYING our historic downtown.”
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