Adrienne Burke

Adrienne Burke is Principal/Owner with Community Planning Collaborative, an urban planning and historic preservation consulting practice whose purpose is to elevate the voices and culture of those traditionally excluded from urban planning, land use and zoning. She most recently served as Principal Planner with Miami-Dade County, working on historic preservation and long-range planning. Prior to joining Miami-Dade, she worked in Northeast Florida as Planning Director for Nassau County, Executive Director for nonprofit organization Riverside Avondale Preservation, and Community Development Director for the City of Fernandina Beach. Adrienne’s expertise is in cultural and natural resource policy, as well as land development code and comprehensive plan management. Preservation specialties include cemeteries, African American history, and sea level rise planning. Adrienne has an undergraduate degree in history from the University of Virginia, and graduated from the University of Florida with a master’s degree in historic preservation/urban planning and a law degree. She is a member of the American Institute of Certified Planners and the Florida Bar, and on the Board for the Florida Public Archaeology Network.