Became law HOUSE · SESSION 2026 · CHAPTER 2026-183

No. CS/HB 33

Transportation Facility Designations

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Economic Infrastructure Subcommittee; Porras; Weinberger

FILED BY

Juan Porras — District 119, Republican [search donations]

Meg Weinberger — District 94, Republican [search donations]

EFFECTIVE

7/1/2026

OFFICIAL RECORD

flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2026/33

Filed under Transportation.

PROVIDED SUMMARY

Transportation Facility Designations; Provides honorary designations of certain transportation facilities in specified counties; directs DOT to erect suitable markers.

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Plain English Summary

AI-GENERATED

DOT must install street signs for two new honorary road names.

Two specific road segments in Miami-Dade and Broward counties receive new honorary names.

The Department of Transportation is legally required to install physical markers for these designations.

The changes take effect on July 1, 2026, and apply only to the specified segments.

No existing road names or other transportation facilities are affected by this legislation.

KEY PROVISIONS

§ 1 Miami-Dade County Road Renaming moderates. 1(1)

AICreates a new official name for a specific road segment in Miami-Dade County.

“That portion of S.R. 985/S.W. 107th Avenue between S.W. 24th Street and S.R. 90/S.W. 8th Street in Miami-Dade County is designated as "Charlie Kirk Memorial Avenue."” bill text, line 13 →

§ 2 Broward County Road Renaming moderates. 1(2)

AICreates a new official name for a specific road segment in Broward County.

“That portion of S.R. 870/Commercial Boulevard between W. Tradewinds Avenue and the eastern terminus of Commercial Boulevard in Broward County is designated as "President Donald J.” bill text, line 16 →

§ 3 DOT Marker Requirement moderates. 1(3)

AIMandates the Department of Transportation to install physical signs for the newly named roads.

“The Department of Transportation is directed to erect suitable markers designating the transportation facilities as described in this section.” bill text, line 20 →

TIMELINE

7/1/2026

Chapter No. 2026-183

6/25/2026

Approved by Governor

6/15/2026

Signed by Officers and presented to Governor

3/4/2026

Ordered enrolled

3/4/2026

In Messages

3/4/2026

CS passed; YEAS 27 NAYS 10 -SJ 548

3/4/2026

Read 3rd time -SJ 548

3/4/2026

Read 2nd time -SJ 548

3/4/2026

Substituted for SB 174 -SJ 548

3/4/2026

Placed on Calendar, on 2nd reading

3/4/2026

Withdrawn from Rules -SJ 548

2/26/2026

Received

2/26/2026

Referred to Rules

2/25/2026

In Messages

2/25/2026

CS passed; YEAS 82, NAYS 30

2/25/2026

Read 3rd time

2/25/2026

Added to Third Reading Calendar

2/25/2026

Read 2nd time

2/19/2026

Bill added to Special Order Calendar (2/25/2026)

2/11/2026

Added to Second Reading Calendar

2/11/2026

Bill released to House Calendar

2/11/2026

Reported out of Commerce Committee

2/10/2026

Favorable by Commerce Committee

2/6/2026

Added to Commerce Committee agenda

2/6/2026

Now in Commerce Committee

2/6/2026

Referred to Commerce Committee

2/4/2026

1st Reading (Committee Substitute 1)

2/4/2026

CS Filed

2/4/2026

Laid on Table under Rule 7.18(a)

2/4/2026

Reported out of Economic Infrastructure Subcommittee

2/4/2026

Favorable with CS by Economic Infrastructure Subcommittee

2/2/2026

Added to Economic Infrastructure Subcommittee agenda

1/13/2026

1st Reading (Original Filed Version)

10/1/2025

Now in Economic Infrastructure Subcommittee

10/1/2025

Referred to Commerce Committee

10/1/2025

Referred to Economic Infrastructure Subcommittee

9/23/2025

Filed

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STAFF ANALYSES

2/11/2026 12:32 PM

7/9/2026 10:47 AM