SSCW Sans Souci Community Watch State road corridor safety

State road corridor safety

Route Beach Blvd and University Blvd safety concerns through the right lane.

Beach Blvd / SR 212 and University Blvd / SR 109 are state-road corridors that affect Sans Souci residents, businesses, customers, employees, pedestrians, bicyclists, bus riders, and people with disabilities.

Two lanes: state-road safety and accessibility concerns go through SSCW intake for FDOT District 2 routing; general roadway-condition or maintenance requests go through the FDOT District 2 Customer Service Portal.

Confirmed FDOT District 2 routing process

SSCW collects, organizes, and forwards state-road safety concerns.

FDOT District 2 Bicycle/Pedestrian Coordinator Paige DeBold confirmed directly with Sans Souci Community Watch the process for sending bike/pedestrian, accessibility, and safety-related state-road concerns to her for response or internal routing. SSCW will collect and organize information from residents or businesses and forward those concerns through that confirmed FDOT District 2 process.

Lane 1

State-road safety concern to SSCW

Use this lane for bike/pedestrian, accessibility, crossing, sidewalk, ramp, visibility, bus-stop access, business access, or related corridor-safety concerns near Beach Blvd / SR 212, University Blvd / SR 109, or nearby state-road business corridors connected to Sans Souci.

Safety

Send the concern to SSCW

SSCW uses a structured intake-and-routing approach: collect useful information, organize it clearly, and forward the concern through the confirmed FDOT District 2 process.

  • Pedestrian or bicycle safety
  • ADA/accessibility concerns
  • Crossings, sidewalks, ramps, and visibility
  • Safe movement between businesses, bus stops, parking areas, and nearby residential streets
Details

What makes a concern useful

The most useful concern is specific: where it is, what is happening, who is affected, and whether there is a recurring pattern or a condition that affects safe movement.

  • Road name and nearest cross street or business
  • Clear description of the condition or pattern
  • Who is affected: residents, employees, customers, pedestrians, bicyclists, bus riders, or people with disabilities
  • Photos available, if relevant
Open State-Road Safety Concern Form
Who is affected?
Include what happened or what condition exists, where it occurs, and how it affects safety or access.
The form sends the structured information to SSCW for review and routing.

How the SSCW safety lane works

From concern to organized routing.

This mirrors SSCW’s public-safety coordination function: collect useful facts, reduce confusion, and send organized concerns to the right official contact.

1

Collect

Residents or businesses submit a specific state-road safety or accessibility concern through the SSCW form.

2

Organize

SSCW reviews the information, clarifies details when needed, and separates safety/accessibility concerns from maintenance requests.

3

Forward

SSCW forwards the organized safety/accessibility concern through the confirmed FDOT District 2 process.

Lane 2

General FDOT Customer Service Request

Use this lane for general FDOT roadway-condition or maintenance requests. This is the direct FDOT District 2 portal lane.

FDOT portal lane

Use the portal for maintenance or roadway-condition requests.

This lane fits debris, drainage, pavement damage, signal or sign concerns, roadway maintenance, and other general state-road condition issues.

FDOT District 2 Customer Service Portal

Contact

Connect with Sans Souci Community Watch

Use the general SSCW contact address for questions about state-road safety routing, neighborhood safety coordination, or responsible local reporting pathways.

General contact contact@sanssoucicommunitywatch.org Businesses Business safety contacts