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2025 Florida Planning Conference

September 16-19
Hilton Daytona Beach Oceanfront Resort, Daytona Beach, FL

Resilient planning is about preparing for the future. 

It means proactively thinking about impacts on where and how we live, work, and play. 

Join VHB at the 2025 Florida Planning Conference to learn how our integrated teams of planners, engineers, and scientists team with public and private partners across Florida to create innovative, safe, and resilient communities. 

From smart community planning and vision zero safety plans, to land development that elevates attainable housing, and healthcare campuses that adapt for a renewable energy transformation—VHB is preparing Florida for a more sustainable future. Our approach to planning utilizes data and technology to focus on the big picture, recognizes the importance of Florida’s coastal communities, anticipates challenges and needs before they arise, and helps to implement sustainable strategies for resilience. 

Congratulations to Metro Plan Orlando for receiving a Best Practices Award of Excellence from APA Florida for the Vision Zero Central Florida Initiative!

Attend Our Two Panels

Blueprints for Better Health: Planning for People

Thursday, September 18, 3:15 p.m.

Join healthcare planners and city officials for a boots-on-the-ground perspective of how one of Florida’s largest healthcare systems is collaborating with local planners to bring equitable and innovative healthcare to communities.

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Tyler Johnson, AICP
Southeast Institutions Market Leader
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With Steve Noto, Orlando Health, and Chuck Barmby, City of Lakeland

Mobile Solar REACH Hub Boosts Community Resilience

Friday, September 19, 9:30 a.m.

In 2025, Central Florida debuted one of the nation’s first sustainable, mobile resiliency hubs, the UCF REACH Mobile Resilience Hub, designed to respond to storms, educate the community, and enhance resilience and equity.

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Katie Shannon, AICP, CNU-a, LEED GA
Senior Community Planner
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With L. Trenton Marsh, PhD, UCF and Kelly Stevens, City of Orlando

 
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