Multimodal Transportation Planner - Community Impact

Florida Chapter of the American Planning Association (APA Florida); Clearwater (FL); On-site; USD 92,000 - 96,000; Full time

Job summary

The City of Clearwater is seeking a Transportation Planner to advance multimodal transportation planning and project delivery.

Responsibilities include integrating transportation with land use planning, coordinating programs for pedestrians and bicycles, and ensuring plans align with the city's Comprehensive Plan. Strong collaboration with departments and community groups is essential.

Qualifications

• AICP certification (Level) preferred.
• 4-8 years of experience in transportation planning.

Responsibilities

• Performs transportation planning and project work, coordinates pedestrian and bicycle transportation programs, and provides general transportation planning oversight.
• Develops, implements, and facilitates projects and programs that promote integration of transportation and land use planning to expand multimodal options in the City that meet the needs of all people.
• Serves as liaison with other governmental officials and agencies to coordinate transportation planning efforts and determine, develop, and maintain funding sources.
• Participates in a variety of committees to ensure city goals are addressed; represents the City on boards and committees.
• Reviews projects and plans for consistency with City's Comprehensive Plan, Community Development Code.
• Presents to community and business groups and engages the community as part of transportation plans and projects.
• Assists with Long Range Planning community outreach events and other duties as assigned.

Skills

Transportation planning

Job description

The City of Clearwater is seeking a Transportation Planner to advance multimodal transportation planning and project delivery.

Responsibilities include integrating transportation with land use planning, coordinating programs for pedestrians and bicycles, and ensuring plans align with the city's Comprehensive Plan. Strong collaboration with departments and community groups is essential.