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1 Transportation Systems Management & Operations A New Paradigm for the 21 st Century Transportation Department Group 3 3 Notches Above the Rest

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Transportation Systems Management & Operations

A New Paradigm for the 21st Century Transportation Department

Group 3

3 Notches Above the Rest

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The Importance of Operations FHWA & USDOT Focus on Operations

Mary Peters stated “We need to focus more on operations – to maximizing its capabilities. We need to shift from structure to customer focus.”

Old Model• Construction First!

• Construction, Maintenance, Operations

New Model• Management & Operations First!

• We Cannot Build Our Way Out of Congestion• We Must Manage and Operate Our Transportation System to

Maximize Capacity

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Mission & Goals

Mission• Effectively and efficiently operate the transportation

system to provide the best performing surface transportation system for people, businesses and places.

Goals• Reduce Travel Time/Congestion

• Improve Safety

• Improve System Reliability

• Public Outreach

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Reasons for Change

LDOT has Options – Either Lead the Change or Let Someone Else Make Changes for Us

Capacity Improvements < Increase in Vehicle Miles Traveled

Increased Expectations from Public and Elected Officials

Need for Increased Efficiency

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Requirements to Reorganize

Designation of Staff with the Authority to Implement the Reorganization Plan

Written Vision Statement Development of Long Term Strategic

Plan Identification of Short Term Wins

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Benefits of Reorganization

Public Benefits• Reduction of Delay and Travel Times

• The Optimization of Existing Facilities for Efficiency While Reducing the Need for Additional Construction and Expansion

• Ensuring that Traveler Expectations are Met or Surpassed

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Benefits of Reorganization

Organizational Benefits• Greater Efficiencies from the System

• Increased roadway Safety & Security

• Increased Communications & Coordination

• Improved Traveler Information Dissemination

• Improved Traffic Signal Operations Across District Boundaries

• Improved Incident Response

• Crash Reductions

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Risks

No Reorganization• Results in Traffic Disruptions, Public Dissatisfaction,

and Tangible Costs to the Public Through Wasted Fuel and Loss of Productive Time

• Federal Funds, Such as CMAQ, May Be at Risk

Alienation of District Engineers• The District Engineers May Resent the Loss of Staff

and Control Within Their Districts.

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Risks - Continued

Staffing the New Regions May Be Difficult• Qualified Staff May Not Be Available Within

the Agency

• Existing Staff May Require Extensive Training

• It May Be Necessary to Hire Staff from Outside the Department Resulting in the Elimination of Some Existing Staff Positions

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Transportation Systems Management & Operations Bureau

Bureau headed by Chief of Operations Statewide ITS Planning at Headquarters Budget, Administrative, Performance

Measurement and Public Information Services at Headquarters

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Proposed Chief of Operations

Phil Tarnoff

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Proposed Organization

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Proposed Organization - Continued

Chief of OperationsBureau of Management &

Operations

Statewide ITSPlanning Division

Administrationand Performance

MeasurementDivision

PublicInformation Office

Assistant Chief ofOperations

Management andOperations

Support

Region 1Operations

Division

Region 2Operations

Division

Region 3Operations

Division

AdministrativeSpecialist

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Proposed Organization - ContinuedAssistant Chief of

OperationsManagement & Operations

Support

ITS PlanningCoordinator

Statewide ITSPlanning Division

ITS Planner ITS Planner

ITS Planner

AdministrativeAssistant

Division ManagerAdministration

and PerformanceMeasurement

Division

Chief PublicInformation

OfficerPublic

Information Office

Budget Analyst IIIBudget Section

Staff Analyst IIIPerformanceMeasurement

Section

AdministrativeAssistant

AdministrativeAssistant

Budget Analyst II

Staff Analyst I Staff Analyst I

MaterialsProcurement

ManagerProcurement

Section

AdministrativeAssistant

AdministrativeAssistant

ProcurementTechnician I

PublicInformationSpecialist

Customer ServiceRepresentative

AdministrativeSpecialist

StatewideTraining

Coordinator

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Transportation Systems Management & Operations Regions

ITS Planning Public Information Officer Signal Systems Management Project Management Traditional Traffic Engineering ITS and Communications Traffic Management Center

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Proposed Organization - ContinuedHighway Operations andTransportation Regional

Organization Director(HOTROD)

Region 1 OperationsDivision

PublicInformation

Officer

Sr. ProjectManagerProject

ManagementSection

TrafficEngineering

ManagerSignal Systems

Section

TrafficEngineering

ManagerTraffic

EngineeringSection

TrafficEngineering

ManagerITS &

CommunicationsSection

Regional ITSPlanner

Traffic OperationsManager

Statewide TrafficManagement

Center

Traffic OperationsSupervisor

Traffic OperationsSupervisor

Service PatrolManager

Service PatrolSupervisor

Service PatrolSupervisor

Traffic SignalEngineeringSupervisor

Traffic SignalEngineeringSupervisor

Traffic SignalMaintenanceSupervisor

Traffic SignalMaintenanceSupervisor

8 Traffic SignalTechnicians

8 Traffic SignalTechnicians

Design ProjectManager

3 Traffic SignalEngineers

3 Traffic SignalEngineers

ConstructionProject Manager

3 ConstructionInspectors

ContractAdministrator

2 TrafficOperators

2 TrafficOperators

2 Service PatrolOperators

2 Service PatrolOperators

Traffic Engineer

Traffic Engineer

TrafficEngineeringTechnician

2 Data CollectionTechnicians

TrafficEngineeringTechnician

2 Data CollectionTechnicians

ITS Engineer

ICommunicationsEngineer

3 ITSTechnicians

3Communications

Technicians

Traffic OperationsSupervisor

2 TrafficOperators

Traffic Engineer

Traffic Engineer

TrafficEngineeringTechnician

2 Data CollectionTechnicians

TrafficEngineeringTechnician

2 Data CollectionTechnicians

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