CRTPA Board
The CRTPA Board is comprised of representatives from Gadsden, Jefferson, Leon and Wakulla counties. The Board is comprised of 11 voting members as follows:
(Approved in March 17, 2011 by the Governor of Florida)
Rosanne Wood
Leon County School Board
Members: 1
Voting Points: 1
Commissioner Anthony O. Viegbesie
Gadsden County
Members: 1
Voting Points: 9
Commissioner Betsy Barfield
Jefferson County
Members: 1
Voting Points: 4
Commissioner Randy Merritt (Chair)
Wakulla County
Members: 1
Voting Points: 7
Mayor Pro-Tempore Decorkus Allen
Gadsden Municipalities
Members: 1
Voting Points: 5
Leon County
Members: 4
Voting Points: 37*
Commissioner Rick Minor
Leon County
Commissioner Bryan Desloge
Leon County
Commissioner Kristin Dozier
Leon County
Commissioner Nick Maddox
Leon County
City of Tallahassee
Members: 3
Voting Points: 37**
Commissioner Jeremy Matlow (Vice Chair)
City of Tallahassee
Commissioner Dianne Williams-Cox
City of Tallahassee
Commissioner Curtis Richardson
City of Tallahassee
Totals
Total Members: 12
Voting Points: 100
* – The number of voting points is determined by the number of voting members agreed upon by the Leon County Board of County Commissioners.
** – The number of voting points is determined by the number of voting members agreed upon by the City of Tallahassee.
(1) – County representative will also represent the City of Monticello.
(2) – The Cities of Chattahoochee, Greensboro, Gretna, Havana, Midway and Quincy will consolidate their membership and weighted vote into one membership.
(3) – County representative will also represent the Cities of St. Marks and Sopchoppy.
(4) – The number of voting members is determined by the Leon County. Leon County currently has 4 members on the CRTPA Board.
(5) – The number of voting members is determined by the City of Tallahassee. The City of Tallahassee currently has 3 members on the CRTPA Board.
CRTPA BY-LAWS
The by-laws that govern the CRTPA were most recently amended on March 21, 2017. The by-laws guide the functioning of the urban transportation planning process for the capital region. To view the by-laws, please click here.