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Southeast Florida’s Regional Vision and Blueprint for Economic Prosperity Tara Crawford Professional Cambridge Systematics, Inc. Professional Experience Areas of Expertise: Transportation Planning, Research and Analysis Transit Governance Geographic Information Systems Ms. Crawford has experience in the areas of transportation planning, transportation research and analysis, and transit governance and organization. She has experience working on a variety of multimodal transportation projects and initiatives, including the Florida Statewide Air Service Report Update, the Florida Waterway System Plan, the Florida Seaport System Plan, and the 2010 Florida Rail System Plan. Ms. Crawford received a Master’s degree in Transportation Planning from Florida State University and a Bachelor’s degree in Public Management from Florida A&M University. FDOT District 4 Model Data Collection Coordination Services. Ms. Crawford is providing ongoing technical support on a coordination effort to provide a better understanding of the data collection, sharing, and other related practices among the transit agencies in South Florida. Ms. Crawford has facilitated coordination meetings and outreach among the transit agencies to assist in the development of a transit database for the District. FDOT District 4 Planning Services. Ms Crawford has provided technical support and research on special projects involving the standardization of the process and sequence concerning the procurement procedures and requirements of the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) and Federal Highway Administration (FHWA); and assisted in the creation of alternative analysis, environmental impact statement, and preliminary engineering copes, budgets, and staff hour estimate templates for the Department. Jacksonville Transportation Authority Planning Services. Ms. Crawford provided research to develop a framework for a Regional Transportation Authority in the northeast region of Florida covering a seven-county area, a study fulfilling the requirement of House Bill 1213 in 2009. She reviewed the powers and duties, governance, coordination of work plans, local comprehensive plans, and revenue sources necessary to recommend a framework for a regional transportation authority in northeast Florida. She contributed written portions for the final report, the Northeast Florida Regional Transportation Agency Study. Central Indiana Regional Transportation Authority (CIRTA) Planning Services. Ms. Crawford, as part of a team, provided assistance with a study to develop a high-level policy framework on how best to deliver regional transit services. She assisted in the review of transit governance models, agency powers, funding sources, and coordination with rural operators of selected peer regions, and completion of the draft report. Professional Affiliations Toastmasters, President of Toast of Las Olas Women’s Transportation Seminar Page | A-8
Southeast Florida’s Regional Vision and Blueprint for Economic Prosperity Josh DeFlorio, AICP, LEED AP Associate Cambridge Systematics, Inc. Professional Experience Areas of Expertise: Economic Planning and Analysis Sustainable Development Mr. DeFlorio is an Associate with five years of experience in economic planning and analysis, with a subspecialty in environmentally sustainable development. He has worked with national research agencies and state, regional, and local governments on a variety of economic analyses and planning exercises focusing on transit, goods movement, asset management, performance measurement, renewable energy, and climate change resiliency. Prior to joining Cambridge Systematics, Mr. DeFlorio served with the New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC), most recently as a Senior Project Manager. He received a M.C.P. and a B.A. NCHRP Climate Change and the Highway System: Impacts and Adaptation Approaches. Cambridge Systematics is part of a team charged with providing guidance and tools for mitigating the risks of climate change on the nation’s highway systems and intermodal facilities. Mr. DeFlorio currently is supporting the development of a project prioritization tool, with special emphasis on calculating the potential cost-effectiveness of adaptation strategies. Rockland County Department of Public Transportation MTA Benefit/Cost Analysis. Mr. DeFlorio recently led an economic analysis of regional transit services provided by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) to Rockland County, New York. This project defined potential financial, legal, regulatory, and operating barriers to withdrawal as well as financial resources and mechanisms that could be adapted to maintain current transit service levels to and from Rockland County. GTC Transportation Strategies for Freight/Goods Movement in the Genesee-Finger Lakes Region. For Genesee Transportation Council (GTC), Mr. DeFlorio conducted an assessment of the Genesee-Finger Lakes regional economy and industries in the context of the region’s recent demographic shifts and concurrent changes in global supply chains and logistics. New York City Economic Development Corporation. Prior to joining Cambridge Systematics, Mr. DeFlorio served with NYCEDC as a Senior Project Manager. He participated in a variety of real estate, sustainability, and transportation initiatives, including management of the Sustainability Feasibility Study for Willets Point, a 60-acre redevelopment project in Queens. Professional Affiliations American Institute of Certified Planners, American Planning Association Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Accredited Professional, U.S. Green Building Council New York Academy of Science, Member Page | A-9
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