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Transportation Finance Commission Findings and Recommendations
Tuesday, November 13, 2007 - Terry Regan lead a discussion about the recently released Massachusetts Transportation Finance Commission’s reports that estimated a funding gap of $15 to $19 billion over the next two decades and the Commission’s proposed recommendations to address the funding shortfall.
The Transportation Finance Commission’s reports can be downloaded at *http://www.eot.state.ma.us/default.asp?pgid=content/tfc_contact&sid=contact
About Terry Regan: Terry Regan has worked at the Volpe Center since 2001 as a contractor on the CASE contract. At the Volpe Center, Terry oversees the ITS Peer-to-Peer Program and provides support for the Office of Surface Transportation.
Outside of the Volpe Center, Terry served as the staff to the Massachusetts Transportation Finance Commission for the past 2 ½ years. His work consisted of research and analysis to identify the long-term funding needs for each of the state’s transportation agencies.
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Office of Aviation Programs (RTV-4)
In the CTUG spirit to promote cross-organizational communication, we offer an Office Director’s CTUG Series whereby the Office Director will deliver a half-hour presentation about their directorate and its work. Each Division Chief will elaborate on the roles and functions of the work in their divisions.
Ned Keeler, George Skaliotis, and the Division Chiefs in the Office of Aviation Programs, RTV-4 presented for this Series on Tuesday, May 15, 2007, 11:45 am – 1:00 pm in the MIC with overflow in the MIC II. RTV-4 presenters included:
- Ned Keeler, RTV-4
- Michael Geyer, RTV-4A
- Stephen Creaghan, Acting, RTV-4B
- Richard Bair, RTV-4C
- Kip Brown, RTV-4D
- Philip Mattson, RTV-4E
- Cyndy Lee for Gregg Fleming, RTV-4F
- Mary Stearns for Stephen Popkin, RTV-4G
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Office of Administration (RTV-6)
In the CTUG spirit to promote cross-organizational communication, we offer an Office Director’s CTUG Series whereby the Office Director will deliver a half-hour presentation about their directorate and its work. Each Division Chief will elaborate on the roles and functions of the work in their divisions.
Phil Coonley, Office of Administration, and his Division Chiefs presented for this Series on Thursday, May 3, 2007, 11:45 am – 1:00 pm in the Auditorium. RTV-6 presenters included:
- Phil Coonley, RTV-6
- William Henrikson, RTV-6A
- Steven Walkinshaw (Acting), RTV-6B
- Jerry Forgett (Acting), RTV-6C
- David Scali, RTV-6D
- Eric Frykenberg, RTV-6E
- Steve Coffey (Acting), RTV-6F
- Steve Wujciak, RTV-6F1
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Office of Surface Transportation (RTV-3)
In the CTUG spirit to promote cross-organizational communication, we offer an Office Director’s CTUG Series whereby the Office Director will deliver a half-hour presentation about their directorate and its work. Each Division Chief will elaborate on the roles and functions of the work in their divisions.
John O’Donnell, Bob Dorer and the Division Managers in the Office of Surface Transportation Programs kicked-off this Series on April 24, 2007, 11:45 am – 1:00 pm in the MIC.
RTV-3 presenters included:
- John O’Donnell and Bob Dorer, RTV-3
- Sari Radin, RTV-3A
- Rachel Winkeller, RTV-3B
- Anne Aylward, RTV-3C
- Glenn Goulet, RTV-3D
- Julie Nixon (Acting), RTV-3E
- Kevin Green, RTV-3F
- Michael Coltman, RTV-3G
Customer Satisfaction Survey Results
The Center embarked on its third round of customer satisfaction surveying in late 2005 – 2006. This CTUG presentation communicated the findings of these interviews as well as Volpe Center Next Steps.
About Marilyn Mullane: Marilyn Mullane received her BA in Biology from Clark University in 1975, followed by a Masters Degree in Public Administration from Northeastern University in 1983. She has been in her present position at the Volpe Center, Chief of the Management Systems Office, since 1993. Prior to this position, she spent 14 years in the acquisition field at both the General Services Administration and the Volpe Center.
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