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The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is conducting a Project Development and Environment (PD&E) Study in order to determine and document the feasibility of improving the Krome Avenue corridor. Krome Avenue is the only north-south artery on the western fringes of Miami-Dade County. The study looks at improving safety and mobility along this highly traveled corridor, while being sensitive to the needs and concerns of the surrounding communities and preserving the agricultural character of the area. This corridor is also critical in terms of hurricane evacuation and as a post-disaster recovery route. The PD&E study is an integrated effort involving engineering analysis and environmental evaluation, all accomplished within the context of a pro-active and continuous public participation program. Visit the Krome Avenue south PD&E Project Website for more information.
| Start Date |
|---|
| March 2016 |
Est. Completion date |
| March 2018 |
Construction Cost |
| $84 million |
Lengths and Limits |
| Along SR 997/Krome Avenue from SW 296 Street to SW 136 Street |
Project Manager |
| Dat Huynh, P.E. Florida Department of Transportation |
Consultant Project Engineer |
| Julio Boucle, P.E. URS Corporation |
Community Outreach Specialist |
| Alejandra Medina Media Relations Group
Phone: (786) 607-3002 |
