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Bob Rackleff, County Commissioner District 5

Term:
November 2006 to November 2010

Contact:
If you would like to get in touch with Commissioner Rackleff, his office number is 606-5365, or you may email him at bob.rackleff@gmail.com.

Commissioner Bob Rackleff is serving his third term as a member of the County Commission, being first elected in November, 1998. Please read below to find out more about Bob Rackleff. 

Office: 850-606-5365
Fax: 850-606-5303
RESIDENCE:
  502D Hillcrest Street
  Tallahassee, Florida 32308

Photo of Kate BradyCommissioner Rackleff's Aide, Kate Brady, can be reached at 606-5375 or by emailing her at Leon County

The Kinsey Collection at Brogan Museum now through March 2010
Bob urges all residents to visit this beautiful and educational exhibit soon.
Remarks by Bob Rackleff at First of Kinsey Collection Exhibit Lecture Series at Brogan Museum October (MOAS) October 25, 2009
 

Bob announced that Nominations are Being Accepted for the Leon County - City of Tallahassee - CONA 2010 Neighborhood Recognition and Neighbor of the Year Awards, February 11, 2010
 

Bob's wife, Esther leaves for Haiti to head up operations there for the next 2 months as Medical Coordinator for Doctors Without Borders, Tallahassee Democrat, February 15, 2010.

 

"Esther Moring of Doctors Without Borders, along with husband, Leon County Commissioner Bob Rackleff, accepts the contribution from Souteastern Community Blood Center, presented on behalf of the Healing at Home, Help for Haiti blood donors who contributed January 20-24."

Transportation Disadvantaged

Transportation Disadvantaged (TD) Pedestrian Complaint Form is linked below

Bob has been Chair of the Local TD Board since 2000, and is a fervent advocate for walkable community design. He believes it's important to create alternative mobility opportunities to disadvantaged individuals and others who do not drive, besides paratransit programs.

To apply for the program or schedule rides, please call 891-5199. The program is known as "Community Transportation," and is administrated by StarMetro Transit.

Go to www.talgov.com/starmetro/programs.cfm for information and an electronic copy of the Application. Go directly to the Application via www.talgov.com/starmetro/pdf/ctcapp.pdf.

Applications should be submitted via mail or Fax (891-5143), along with required medical documentation, to the attention of Jan Hudson.

More detailed information about the program is found at www.crtpa.org. At this site, locate the menu item on the left column that reads "Trans Disadvant."

The Capital Regional Transportation Planning Agency (CRTPA) is housed in City Hall. Colleen Roland staffs the local TD Coordinating Board (TDCB), schedules its meetings, and prepares its Meeting Agendas. If you have comments for the TDCB, a complaint or suggestion regarding policy or service provision, please contact Ms. Roland at 891-8623.

Link to Florida Commission for the Transportation Disadvantaged: www.dot.state.fl.us/ctd/

Transportation Disadvantaged (TD) Pedestrian Complaint Form allows residents to report the incidence and location of inadequate or unsafe pedestrian facilities (crosswalks, sidewalks, or the lack thereof) in Tallahassee and Leon County. Please fill out a separate form for each geographic location. However, the same form may be used when several hindrances exist at the same location. Your input is valuable.

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