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Project Details
Work Type: Parking Facility
Phase: Construction
Length: 0.447 miles
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Construction Cost: $19.82 Million
Project Start: Fall 2026
Est. Completion: Early 2028
About

This project will build a new designated truck parking facility near Interstate 4 (I-4) in Seminole County to serve Central Florida and support the state's freight industry. This project is the first being undertaken by District 5 to address the high demand for safe truck parking along the I-4 corridor. Due to economic growth and the resulting increase in the demand for the delivery of goods, the need for safe parking facilities along our Interstates has become a critical issue for all drivers and our I-4 communities.

The facility will be located on a parcel in the southeast quadrant of the I-4 and U.S. 17-92 interchange. Trucks will have the option of utilizing Exit 101 and S.R. 46 or Exit 104 and U.S.17-92 to access the facility. The Seminole County site will provide 132 spaces and include restrooms, on-site security, lighting, sidewalks/pet walk areas, picnic areas, and landscaping.

The site is one of five locations identified through the Truck and Freight Alternative Site Analysis Project Development & Environment (PD&E) Study (FPID No.: 447724-1). The other four sites are being designed under the following project numbers: Volusia County eastbound 446445-2; Volusia County westbound 446445-4; Osceola County 446445-5 and Orange County 446445-3.

Contact Information
Communications Team
Ryan Yglesias
(407) 278-2713
Ryan.Yglesias@dot.state.fl.us
Contractor
Masci General Contractor, Inc.
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Lane Closures
  • Sunday, November 1 to Sunday, November 8: Motorists can expect continuous eastbound and westbound closures of School Street from North Elder Road to U.S. 17 (Monroe Road). These closures are necessary to allow crews to safely complete concrete and asphalt roadway improvements that will better accommodate freight traffic.

    Motorists traveling from Monroe Road who wish to access North Elder Road may detour south to Church Street, then turn west and continue to North Elder Road.

    FDOT encourages all roadway users to drive, walk and ride with caution and courtesy

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