The Latest
- The US 90 West Feasibility Study was approved at the CRTPA’s September 28, 2026 meeting. To view the presentation, please click here.
- The Study’s Feasibility Report may be reviewed by clicking here. Additionally, the Existing Conditions Report may be viewed here.
- Public meetings were held on Wednesday, June 17, 2026 (Chattahoochee City Hall) and Thursday, June 18, 2026 (Gadsden County Commission Chambers, Quincy) to present information on the project and provide citizens an opportunity to provide comments.
- View the US 90W StoryMap to learn more about the project.
- Next Steps: Seek funding for next phase of project (Project Development & Environment Study)
The CRTPA region has an extensive regional trail system that continues to grow. One of the efforts towards expanding the region’s trail system is the initiation of a feasibility study on US 90 in Gadsden County. The US 90 West Trail Feasibility Study was initiated in 2025 to explore the feasibility of constructing a paved 10 to 12-foot multi-use trail along US 90 West from Chattahoochee east to SR 12 in Quincy, a distance of approximately 22 miles. Specifically, the study’s limits were from the Jackson/Gadsden county line (western limits) to SR 12 at the Quincy Bypass/Julia Munroe Woodward Highway/SR 269 (eastern limits).
Funding for the study was provided by Florida’s Shared-Use Non-motorized (SUN) Trail Program and the US 90 corridor is part of the SUN Trail network.
Additional information about the study may be found on the project’s information sheet as well as a pamphlet that discusses the project’s benefits, timeline, and frequently asked questions may be viewed here.