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    Building on ITE's Transportation Planning Initiative - Perspectives from Planners and Engineers

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    This webinar is led by ITE Professional Development Committee.

    To learn how to register and see more information about the webinar including webinar fees and PDH credit certificate fees, please view the webinar course page here.

    Webinar Description:

    The Professional Development Committee has developed a webinar about different facets of to speak to the broader membership about what new members through the planning initiative bring to the table. In the format of an open discussion, the panelists will discuss their respective planning disciplines, the goals of their projects and programs, and how they fold into larger mobility-related goals regarding moving people, transportation safety, and environmental concerns, among others. Panelists will discuss how they interact with peers on their projects and programs, where they find efficiencies and supporting partnerships, and where they find bottlenecks or silos on some of their efforts.


    The goal of this webinar is to provide an overview of what different members of the planning profession do, how they work with one another, and how they work with traditional facets of transportation and traffic engineering. Attendees will learn what works and what doesn’t, any barriers to an “ideal” relationship, and how ITE members might take advantage of some of the new resources available within our membership and support the goals of new planning members.

    Learning Objectives:

    • Identifying the different types of planning that engineers should be aware of, better incorporating all members of the transportation profession in mobility initiatives,
    • Understanding non-mobility areas where planners operate and how traditional ITE members can engage and support those projects and programs
    • Brainstorming more ways for ITE to include these new members and their expertise in on-going initiatives.

    Policies: The webinar recording will be made available on-demand it will have a shelf life of 60 days to register before it is archived. Participants are able to purchase and retrieve their PDH credit certificate until their access to the content expires. After the content expires and goes into archive, the PDH credit certificate opportunity is forfeited.

    Contributors

    • Moderator: Alyssa Rodriguez, P.E., Director, Information Technology | City of Henderson | Henderson, NV, United States

      Alyssa Rodriguez serves as the Director of Information Technology for the City of Henderson, Nevada and is responsible for the City’s technology infrastructure, applications, and assets. Alyssa started at Henderson in 2008 as a project engineer following several years as an engineering consultant. She has also held roles as the City Traffic Engineer and the Assistant Director of Public works. Recent work in transportation technology and a passion for smart cities led to the transfer to information technology. Following many years of volunteer activity, Alyssa was elected and served as the 2021 International President of ITE.

    • Robert McHaney, AICP, Chief of Integrated Planning | The Goodman Corporation | Austin, TX, United States

      As the Chair for the American Planning Association (APA) Transportation Planning Division (TPD), Rob brings a perspective from an outside of ITE but specific to transportation about both how our organizations can collaborate and how ITE can support is transportation planner initiative. Robert McHaney, AICP, CTP, is the Chief of Integrated Planning at The Goodman Corporation (TGC). He advocates for the transportation field by serving as the Chair for the American Planning Association (APA) Transportation Planning Division (TPD) and Chair of the Transportation Sub-Committee for the APA Texas Advocacy Executive Committee. He enjoys helping develop the next generation of transportation planners by mentoring and teaching American Institute Certified Planner (AICP) prep courses.

    • Carrie Long, AICP, Senior Planner | Toole Design Group | Philadelphia, PA, United States

      She has long been involved in urban design and land use projects and can speak to the transportation planning angle of coordinating amongst planners and engineers on a number of project types. Carrie Long, AICP is a Senior Planner at Toole Design Group. She is an ITE Member and an APA Member and currently in this year’s Leadership ITE class.

    • Dan Hardy, PTP, Principal (Retired) | Renaissance Planning (Retired) | Arlington, Virginia, United States

      Dan is recently retired, but most recently was a principal with Renaissance Planning in Arlington, VA. He has over 30 years of experience in both public and private sectors developing transportation solutions that balance transportation and land use options to optimize multimodal travel demand and transportation network services in congested communities. Dan is a former chair of ITE’s Transportation Planning Council and is a co-author of ITE’s Recommended Practices on Transportation Impact Analyses for Site Development and Planning Urban Roadway Systems.

    September 26, 2023
    Tue 2:00 PM EDT

    Duration 1H 30M

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