The study, conducted in conjunction with Brevard County Parks & Recreation and the Florida Department of Transportation District Five (FDOT D5), is also evaluating a connection that is part of the SUN Trail network and the larger East Coast Greenway, fulfilling an essential goal of improving regional trail networks and enhancing accessibility for residents and visitors.
A recommended trail alignment is proposed using North Tropical Trail from Grant Road to connect to the Pine Island Conservation Area through Sams House at Pine Island, as shown in the figure in pink. This alignment also includes a connection to S.R. 528 using Grant Road and S.R. 3/North Courtenay Parkway.
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“The development of safe and accessible trails is essential for improving mobility, recreation, and overall quality of life,” said Georganna Gillette, SCTPO Executive Director. “We encourage the community to participate in these engagement opportunities and provide valuable input to help shape this important connection in North Merritt Island.”
These public engagement events will provide residents and stakeholders with a chance to learn more about the study and share their feedback. Don’t miss this chance to share your input, join us at one of these free events:
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🔹 Public Workshop (In-Person)
📅 Wednesday, March 26, 2025 | ⏰ 5:30 PM
📍 Moose Lodge 2037 – 3150 N Courtenay Parkway, Merritt Island, FL 32953
The Space Coast Transportation Planning Organization (SCTPO) is a regional planning agency dedicated to improving transportation infrastructure and developing a safe, efficient, and resilient transportation system across the Space Coast region. Through collaborative planning and community engagement, the SCTPO works to enhance mobility and quality of life for all residents.
