The City of Palm Coast announce today that Mayor David Alfin has been unanimously elected as the 1st Vice-Chair/Treasurer of the River to Sea Transportation Planning Organization (TPO) for the upcoming fiscal year, beginning on July 1, 2024. The position marks a significant step in regional transportation leadership and planning.
The TPO is instrumental in addressing the transportation needs and infrastructure planning for the region, ensuring reliable infrastructure growth and connectivity across counties. Mayor Alfin’s election as 1st Vice-Chair/Treasurer underscores his dedication to improving transportation networks and enhancing the quality of life for residents.
In addition to Mayor Alfin’s election, the TPO has approved a crucial reapportionment plan that extends the TPO’s membership to include all of Flagler County. This expansion reflects the growing importance of Flagler County within the regional transportation framework and ensures comprehensive representation in future planning initiatives.
“I am honored to have been elected as the 1st Vice-Chair/Treasurer of the River to Sea TPO,” said Mayor Alfin. “I look forward to continuing to collaborate with our regional partners to advance our transportation infrastructure and support the needs of our communities. The inclusion of all of Flagler County in the TPO will enhance our collective ability to address transportation challenges and opportunities.”
The City of Palm Coast congratulates Mayor Alfin on this esteemed appointment and is confident that his leadership will contribute significantly to the advancement of transportation projects that benefit the entire region.
The River to Sea Transportation Planning Organization is responsible for planning and coordinating transportation projects and funding within Volusia and Flagler counties. The TPO works with local governments, transportation agencies, and the public to develop a comprehensive, multimodal transportation system that meets the region’s current and future needs. Learn more at: https://www.r2ctpo.org/
David Schaefer says
What a joke…..
The queen says
History of what has transpired here in our once great City and the management of mis-management of our roads and the non-planning of development in a cohesive way was not an indicative fact of WHO should NOT have been a viable candidate of such a prestigious position? Once would think before they act? D
Mike says
He sure screwed up being a so called mayor and now this,what a joke
JimboXYZ says
Create the gridlock to create better transportation ? Putting Cart in front of the horse as usual. Let me guess higher taxes for more unfunded & unaffordable transportation, spun into enhanced/improved quality of life.
Deborah Coffey says
Is anyone aware of the anti-semitic meaning of “from the river to the sea?” Regardless, Alfin is not fit to serve the public in any capacity.
JimboXYZ says
Figures it would be a politician that would find a way to misappropriate a project title & just be tone deaf to what it means to anyone. The 2050 vision of Palm Coast ?
https://apnews.com/article/river-sea-israel-gaza-hamas-protests-d7abbd756f481fe50b6fa5c0b907cd49
Mark says
Is this a new Saturday comical feature for FlaglerLive? I’m sure it’s gets funnier down the road.
Laurel says
“River to Sea”? Just stay the f*** out of the Hammock, Alfin. There’s no sea attached to Palm Coast.