Transportation Program, Projects, and Events

Welcome! Visit this page often to find out about current transportation projects, programs, and events in the City of Casselberry, including roadways, sidewalks, trails, other bicycle/pedestrian improvements, and transit. Check out the links below to find out more information on specific projects, programs, and events:Bike symbol on asphalt (Shared lane marking)

ADA Evaluation and Transition Plan - The City is requesting public input on its draft ADA Evaluation and Transition Plan. Comments are requested by August 8, 2021. Click here for more information and to view the draft plan.

Winter Park Drive Complete Street Study –  Click here to find out more about this Study.

Shared Lane Marking Installation – Various Areas – The City has been installing "sharrows" on various roads in the City as a bicycling improvement.

STOP FOR PEDESTRIANS! –  The City has enhanced many of its crosswalks with striping, signage, and sometimes even flashing lights to promote safe and healthy transportation choices.  However, when the features are not present, drivers must still stop for pedestrians within crosswalks as required by Florida Law.  Learn more about pedestrian and bicycle laws in Florida.

Casselberry Greenway Trail Map Click the link for an updated (as of 5/15/2018) map of the completed Casselberry Greenway Trail and existing nearby bike-friendly streets.

Should you require additional information on any transportation-related issues, please click here or call the Public Works Department at (407) 262-7725, Ext. 1235.

TRANSPORTATION POLICIES/GUIDELINES

Healthy Community Complete Streets Policy and Design Guidelines – originally adopted in 2016 and updated in 2019, this Policy was created to encourage roads to be designed and built to accommodate all users of all ages and abilities, including increased focus on promoting active transportation options.

Connecting Casselberry:  The Casselberry Multimodal Transportation Master Plan - shapes the next 10 years of local transportation projects, including roads, sidewalks, and trails in the City. The plan also addresses the Complete Streets and Sustainability Policies. Click here to request a copy.

Non-discrimination Policy:The City of Casselberry does not tolerate discrimination in any of its programs, services or activities. 

Current City-wide Transportation Projects 

Concord Drive Improvements -- Construction is underway and will continue through June 2021. Improvements include roadway, drainage, sidewalk, and utilities, plus outfall improvements to Lake Lotus to reduce flood potential. Expect periodic lane closures, including extended “No Thru Traffic” closure for Concord Drive between North Cypress Way and Anchor Road. Local access will be maintained. Contact Eric Brown, Construction & Permitting Manager, at (407) 262-7725 Ext. 1227 or via email with any questions or concerns. 

Lake Kathryn Circle Complete Street Improvements -- Design underway. Construction anticipated to begin late 2021, subject to funding availability. Complete street improvements include adding and widening sidewalks and narrowing travel lanes on Lake Kathryn Circle from Seminola Boulevard to the Lake Kathryn Circle/Laura Street intersection.

Queens Mirror Pedestrian Safety Improvements -- Design complete. Construction anticipated to begin in mid-2021. Includes accessibility, safety, and traffic calming (speed feedback sign) improvements. 

Quail Pond Circle Complete Street/Pedestrian Connectivity Improvements -- Design complete. Construction anticipated to begin in mid-2021 pending federal funding approval. Improvements include extension of pedestrian connection from Lake Concord Park to Sunset Drive via existing Quail Pond Circle Right-of-Way and existing City property between Quail Pond Circle to Sunset Drive.

  1. Events and Special Notices
Concord Drive Closed to Thru Traffic starting Nov 3, 2020 from North Cypress Way to Anchor Road
  • Please follow detour signs. Motorists should use Melody Lane an pedestrians should use Oleander Way or West Melody Lane sidewalks. Local access will be maintained. Closure is anticipated to last two months. Contact Eric Brown, Construction & Permitting Manager, at (407) 262-7725 Ext. 1227 or via email with any questions or concerns.