RIP

Resilience Improvement Plan (RIP) Community Page


The RIP Resources Community Page is a place where state DOTs can upload and access documents related to the development of their RIPs and find out information about what AASHTO is doing to support RIP efforts. Check out the community tabs for more information.


Add a RIP Document
RIP Status by State
How Do I Participate?
Membership
Resources
Click or drag a file to this area to upload.

Contribute to the RIP conversation and start exchanging RIP documents in the AASHTO RIP Forum now!

Contact Joshua Rodriguez for information about joining the monthly AASHTO Risk and Resilience Working Group meeting. The meeting occurs the second Wednesday of the month from 4-5pm EASTERN. 

Rip status by state is under development… Check back later

First Name
Last Name
Email
Agency
Designation
Matt
Hardy
David
Peters
AASHTO
Robert
White
AASHTO
Pat
Zelinski
AASHTO
Brandon
Keller
Elkins
Green
NJ DOT
Keith
Fulton
WY DOT
John
Milton
WA DOT
John
Himmel
WA DOT
Andrea
Wright
VT DOT
Heather
Voisin
VT DOT
Zoe
Neaderland
VT DOT
Maria
Mutuc
VA DOT
Chris
Berg
VA DOT
Nathan
Lee
UT DOT
Patrick
Cowley
UT DOT
Tiffany
Creuzbaur
TX DOT
Carlos
Calle
TX DOT
Monica
Aleman-Smoot
TX DOT
James
Stevenson
TX DOT
Chris
Harris
TN DOT
Kenneth
White
RI DOT
Pam
Cotter
RI DOT
Christos
Xenophontos
RI DOT
Ian
Kidner
OH DOT
Steve
Wilcox
NY DOT
Kimberly
Doran
NY DOT
Michael
Rossi
NY DOT
James
Walker
NV DOT
Jessica
Griffen
NM DOT
Matt
Lauffer
NC DOT
Collin
Mellor
NC DOT
Nastasha
Earle-Young
NC DOT
Robin
A Barfield
NC DOT
Susan
McEachern
MT DOT
Karen
Miller
MO DOT
Chris
Engelbrecht
MO DOT
Brian
Shekleton
MN DOT
Jean
Wallace
MN DOT
Christopher
Berrens
MN DOT
Tim
Sexton
MN DOT
Siri
Simons
MN DOT
Erin
Meier
MN DOT
Zach
Rable
MI DOT
Niles
Annelin
MI DOT
Gregg
Brunner
MI DOT
Sandy
Hertz
MD DOT
Skip
Breeden
LA DOT
Tracy
A Nowaczyk
KY DOT
David
Schwartz
KS DOT
Chris
Herrick
KS DOT
Michael
Nichols
IN DOT
Christopher
Schmidt
IL DOT
Samuel
Sturtz
IA DOT
Matt
Haubrich
IA DOT
William
McLain
IA DOT
Genevieve
Sullivan
HI DOT
Edwin
Sniffen
HI DOT
George
Abcede
HI DOT
Robin
Shishido
HI DOT
Emily
Fish
GA DOT
Mary Jane
Hayden
FL DOT
Jennifer
Green
FL DOT
Regina
Colson
FL DOT
Irene
Cabral
FL DOT
Jennifer
Carver
FL DOT
Stephanie
Johnson
DE DOT
Jim
Pappas
DE DOT
Natalie
Jones Best
DC
Patrick
Shea
CT DOT
Anne-Marie
McDonnell
CT DOT
William
Johnson
CO DOT
Lizzie
Kemp
CO DOT
Leah
Fisher
CA DOT
Nathanial
Lyday
CA DOT
Nicole
Longoria
CA DOT
Giles
Giovinazzi
CA DOT
Prakash
Sah
CA DOT
Carolyn
Morehouse
AK DOT

Check out the RIP Resources Collection!


This section is for committee admins to access and edit their pages. If you think you should be an admin, or if you need assistance recovering your password, then please click here to send us an email.

Subcommittee on Risk Management

Subcommittee on Risk Management


Welcome to the landing page of the Subcommittee on Risk Management.

Risk encompasses the uncertain impacts, both positive and negative, on agency objectives. 

The Subcommittee on Risk Management provides an opportunity for collaboration concerning best practices in risk management and concentrates on equipping state transportation agencies with tools and strategies to leverage opportunities and address potential threats. 

This includes aligning risk management with performance metrics to identify factors that may impede or enhance the achievement of established goals.


Mission & Vision
Meetings & Events
How Do I Participate?
Membership
Resources

Leadership

Chair: Nathan Lee, Utah DOT
Co-Chair: William Johnson, Colorado DOT
Vice Chair: Monica Aleman-Smoot, Texas DOT
Secretary: Patrick Cowley, Utah DOT
AASHTO Liaison: Anna McLaughlin
FHWA Liaison: Daniel Fodera

Purpose

The Subcommittee on Risk Management provides an opportunity for collaboration concerning best practices in risk management and concentrates on equipping state transportation agencies with tools and strategies to leverage opportunities and address potential threats.


Goals

  1. Serve as the forum to engage subcommittee members on the sharing of ideas and examples of how state transportation agencies are implementing risk management within their organizations.
  2. Develop needed guidelines, guidance, training, and educational resources to facilitate the implementation of risk management approaches within a state transportation agency.
  3. Research, develop, and disseminate tools and techniques associated with risk management such as risk analysis, vulnerability assessments, etc.

The Subcommittee on Risk Management meets on the second Monday of even-numbered months from 1:00 to 2:00 pm EASTERN time. Here is the zoom link for the recurring meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88100762204?pwd=RmY5M1JjSVBCcjgySWhzbVpjZmRtUT09

Membership Guidelines

  • State DOTs—Members of the subcommittee can include a member from each state representing each parent committee or their designee.
  • Federal Agencies—FHWA, FTA, etc. Serve as a liaison for that agency and approved by the subcommittee co-chairs.
  • Association—Members from relevant sister organizations to AASHTO to serve as a liaison that are approved by the subcommittee chair and vice-chair.
  • Research and Academic—A person(s) from an academic institution or private company that will serve as a knowledge resource given the work of the subcommittee as deemed appropriate by the subcommittee co-chairs.
First Name

Last Name

Email

Agency

Designation

No items found

Connected Resources

Your Community’s Resources


This section is for committee admins to access and edit their pages. If you think you should be an admin, or if you need assistance recovering your password, then please click here to send us an email.


FHWA TAM ETG

FHWA TAM Expert Task Group


The FHWA Office of Asset Management has formed the Transportation Asset Management Expert Task Group (TAM ETG) as a forum to discuss changes in the way highway agencies are managing assets. The structure and membership of the TAM ETG were intentionally designed to ensure interaction with key AASHTO and Transportation Research Board committees.

Mission & Vision
Meetings & Events
How Do I Participate?
Membership
Resources

About the TAM ETG

The Transportation Asset Management Expert Task Group was formed in order to:
  • Outline a framework for financially sustainable infrastructure and service delivery that clarifies connections between asset management, stewardship, risk management, performance management, and long-term financial planning;
  • Identify strategies for advancing asset management practice and influencing change within state DOTs and partnering with transportation agencies by addressing gaps in the framework, roles and responsibilities, drivers, tools, and/or workforce skills;
  • Provide input to FHWA, AASHTO, and TRB regarding direction, definitions, processes, tools, and templates associated with implementation of state and local transportation asset management plans;
  • Develop and implement a plan for communicating the work of the TAM ETG to the transportation community.
The best way to get involved with TAM ETG is through the TAM ETG webinar series. This series for transportation practitioners is designed to provide a practical introduction to topics in asset management. These include: target setting in asset management plans, optimization and cross-asset allocation, network lifecycle analysis, and more.

Upcoming Subcommittee Events

Past Subcommittee Events

First Name
Last Name
Email
Agency
Designation
Tom
Palmerlee
Transportation Research Board
Member
Laura
Mester
Michigan Department of Transportation
Member
Omar
Smadi
Iowa State University
Member
Moh
Lali
Alberta Transportation
Member
Tim
Henkel
Minnesota Department of Transportation
Member
DeLania
Hardy
AAMPO
Member
Matt
Hardy
AASHTO
Member
Steve
Gaj
Federal Highway Administration
Member
Chris
Evilia
Waco Metropolitian Planning Organization
Member
Brad
Allen
New York State Department of Transportation
Member

CPBM AM

AASHTO Subcommittee on Asset Management


Transportation Asset Management is a strategic and systematic process of operating, maintaining, upgrading, and expanding physical assets effectively throughout their lifecycle. It focuses on business and engineering practices for resource allocation and utilization, with the objective of better decision making based upon quality information and well-defined objectives.

Mission & Vision
Meetings & Events
How Do I Participate?
Membership
Resources

Mission

Advance the State-of-the-Practice of Transportation Asset Management.

Vision

Transportation Asset Management is the standard of practice for state DOTs and others to manage the nation’s physical transportation assets to optimize investment decisions.

The mission of the CPBM Subcommittee on Asset Management is to help improve the state-of-the-practice of asset management in State transportation departments. The Subcommittee works to help states optimize resources by utilizing performance-based goals and measures for operation, preservation, and improvement of their transportation systems.

The subcommittee provides information about the development of asset management tools, analysis methods, and research; communicates with AASHTO member States on how to utilize asset management; assists member states in implementing asset management principles; documents how asset management is being used and can be used in the future; and develops partnerships with public and private entities having an interest in and commitment to asset management.

The Subcommittee on Asset Management leadership includes a chair from the Standing Committee on Planning, a vice chair from the Standing Committee on Highways, and a secretary from the Federal Highway Administration. Subcommittee on Asset Management membership includes eight representatives from the Standing Committee on Planning (two per AASHTO region), and eight representatives from the Standing Committee on Highways (two per AASHTO region). In addition, membership includes one member each from the Administrative Subcommittee on Transportation Finance, the Standing Committee on Public Transportation, and the Standing Committee on Rail Transportation.

Click here to see a calendar that includes listings for meetings, webinars, and peer exchanges pertaining to the Subcommittee on Asset Management.

Charge

Chair: Matt Haubrich, Iowa DOT
Secretary: Stephen Gaj, FHWA
Liaison: Matthew Hardy, AASHTO

Upcoming Subcommittee Events

Past Subcommittee Events

First Name
Last Name
Email
Agency
Designation
No items found

Connected Resources

No items found

Your Community’s Resources

No items found
Add New Resource

This section is for committee admins to access and edit their pages. If you think you should be an admin, or if you need assistance recovering your password, then please click here to send us an email.

Testing Another CPBM Page

Testing Another CPBM Page


and give it a description

Mission & Vision
Meetings & Events
How Do I Participate?
Membership
Resources
now let’s throw in a tag
div
link

Upcoming Subcommittee Events

Past Subcommittee Events

First Name
Last Name
Email
Agency
Designation
No items found

Connected Resources

No items found

Your Community’s Resources

No items found
Add New Resource

This section is for committee admins to access and edit their pages. If you think you should be an admin, or if you need assistance recovering your password, then please click here to send us an email.

CPBM OM

CPBM Organizational Management Subcommittee


The Organizational Management Subcommittee resides under and is governed by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) Committee on Performance-Based Management (CPBM). The focus of this subcommittee is on the development and implementation of organizational performance management processes, measures, improvement frameworks and strategies, in order to optimize the efficiency and effectiveness of an agency.

Mission & Vision
Meetings & Events
How Do I Participate?
Membership
Resources

Understanding Organizational Management

Organizational management is the process of organizing, planning, leading and optimizing resources within an agency with the overall aim of achieving its goals and objectives. The concept of organizational management is based on the idea that there is a correlation between an agency’s capabilities in people, operations and agency strategies to successfully implement their goals and objectives.

Leadership

Co-Chair
Deanna Belden Director of Performance, Risk & Investment Analysis, Office of Transportation System Management, MnDOT Email: [email protected]
Co-Chair
Charlie Purcell Project Delivery Division Director, Iowa DOT Email: [email protected]
Secretary
Stacey Hutson Secretary 2, Iowa DOT Email: [email protected]
AASHTO Liaison
Matt Hardy Program Director for Planning and Performance Management Email: [email protected]
FHWA Liaison
Nelson Hoffman Transportation Performance Management Program Manager Email: [email protected]

Mission

Help agencies achieve organizational excellence and advance the practice of performance excellence by identifying, analyzing and sharing information to improve organizational performance at the strategic, tactical and operational levels of the organization.

Goals

  • Assist agencies to achieve strategic goals and improve performance in the most effective and efficient way.
  • Examine and share effective organizational models, leadership structures and competencies used to monitor, respond to and implement organizational improvement.
  • Provide agencies with best practices in the application of process/quality improvement tools and methodologies.

Leadership and Membership

  • The subcommittee will be lead by a chair or co-chairs, as selected by CPBM committee chair.
  • Membership of the subcommittee shall be governed by the CPBM charter.

Active participation is critical for our subcommittee to be successful in its mission, and that means we need you to be involved!  There are many different ways you can be involved, including:

  • Participate in our monthly subcommittee web conferences. Join in the conversation.  Offer your insight and perspectives.  Learn from others.
  • Attend our annual or mid-year subcommittee meetings, usually held in conjunction with an AAHSTO or TRB conference.
  • Assist with or lead one of the subcommittee activities, as outlined in our Work Plan.

To get involved, please contact either of the subcommittee co-chairs at the e-mail or phone number shown below:

Deanna Belden – [email protected], 651-366-3734

Charlie Purcell – [email protected], 515-239-1128

Upcoming Subcommittee Events

Past Subcommittee Events

First Name
Last Name
Email
Agency
Designation
Bob
Sarr
The Transit Agency
Secretary
James
Smith
The Big Agency
Member

Connected Resources

Your Community’s Resources

Add New Resource

This section is for committee admins to access and edit their pages. If you think you should be an admin, or if you need assistance recovering your password, then please click here to send us an email.