2013 ConferenCe registrationMarch 7, 2013 • EMbassy suitEs • 5100 uppEr MEtro placE • Dublin, ohio

Opening Session InformationWelcome and Introductions

Parr Peterson, President, Paul Peterson Company, Event Co-chairperson Leslie Elmore, Ohio ATSSA President

What is ATSSA?Lee Stuart, Associate Director of Membership and Technical Assistance,

American Traffic Safety Services Association

The Director of the Ohio Department of TransportationJerry Wray (Invited)

❑ ADA the Buckeye Way In this session you will get a perspective of the

ADA/504 as it relates to civil rights, planning and design in Ohio and also hear about the measures needed to ensure a safe work zone for pedestrians in urban settings.

• HeatherBowden,BikeandPedestrianPlanner,ODOT • DonFisher,P.E.,RoadwayStandardsEngineer,ODOT OfficeofRoadwayEngineering

• SarahE.Johnson,TitleVI&ADA/504Coordinator,ODOT OfficeofEqualOpportunity

• TimSwauger,ConstructionCoordinator,TemporaryTraffic Control,DivisionofPlanningandOperations,Cityof ColumbusDepartmentofPublicService

• KimberlyA.Watson,Administrator,ODOTOfficeofEqual Opportunity

❑ Snapshots: Current and Future Funding – County, State and Federal

This session will shed light on what to expect for the transportation industry in Ohio and nationwide over the next couple of years.

• FredrickPausch,ExecutiveDirector,CountyEngineers AssociationofOhio

• LauraC.Perrotta,DirectorofGovernmentRelations, AmericanTrafficSafetyServicesAssociation

• RichWinning,ActingDeputyDirector,ODOTDivision ofFinance

❑ New Guardrail Standards ODOT is changing to the Midwest Guardrail

System. Learn about the new standards, design, implementation and how it may impact your projects.

• MariaRuppe,P.E.,RoadwayStandardsEngineer,ODOT OfficeofRoadwayEngineering

❑ Paint And Friction It Ain’t Just Paint – Get an overview of pavement

markings nationally, and in Ohio: What are the latest products and trends? Where is the industry headed?

Got Friction? – Low pavement skid numbers are a major contributor to accidents. Learn what High Friction Surfacing is, how it can help and how it is applied.

• JohnJ.Gallagher,P.E.,PTOE • DavidVillani,ProductManager,Ennis-Flint

❑ Complete Streets Manual MORPC has been implementing the Complete

Streets Policy since its adoption in 2010. Join us for a discussion about the advantages and challenges associated with considering all modes of transportation with every project.

• KerstinCarr,Manager,Mid-OhioRegionalPlanningCommission • BrianHagerty,P.E.,ProjectManager,StantecConsulting ServicesInc.

❑ OMUTCD Changes Significant changes happened in 2012 to the

OMUTCD. This session can fill you in. • TammyCampbell,P.E.,TrafficMaintenanceEngineer,ODOT District8

• JimRoth,P.E.,SigningEngineer,ODOTOfficeofTraffic Engineering

❑ The Fast Lane All about Speed Enforcement Awareness, this

session will cover statewide efforts in reducing speeds in construction work zones and school zones, and technologies that have been implemented.

• RonaldBurkitt,PoliceOfficerandPresidentofNewDay ConsultingLLC

• MichaelMcNeill,TransportationEngineer,ODOTOfficeof SystemsPlanning

• ReynaldoStargell,TrafficControlEngineer,ODOTOfficeof RoadwayEngineering

❑ Driving Down Crashes During this session you will learn about what

causes crashes and the investment strategies to make state and local roads safer.

• MichelleMay,HighwaySafetyProgramDirector,ODOT • MichaelMcNeill,TransportationEngineer,ODOTOfficeof SystemsPlanning

❑ Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Hear first hand how our communities have

successfully made it safer for students to walk and bicycle to school.

• TommyArnold,SRTSODOTDistrict8 • KathrynGarvey,President,ChagrinFallsSRTS • KateMoening,NationalPartnershipforSRTS

❑ Unique Vehicles and the Impact of Work Zones

Various work zone user types will come together to share their perspective about the unique challenges faced when traveling through work zones.

• LarryWoolum,DirectorofRegulatoryAffairs,OhioTrucking Association

• DeputyChiefSeanDevlin,ColumbusFireDepartment • BrianHagerty,P.E.,ProjectManager,StantecConsulting ServicesInc.

• ImreSzauter,AmericanMotorcyclistAssociation

❑ Technology for Safer Decisions An overview of tools ODOT has created to enhance

access to information for more effective decision making, including GIS and highway condition information.

• IanKidner,GISDatabaseAdministrator,ODOT • DerekTroyer,P.E.,TransportationEngineer,ODOT • ToddWulfhorst,ProjectManager,ODOT

sessionsPlease check the sessions that interest you the most and return with registration form.

❑ Traffic Incident Management in Work Zones

What is the National Traffic Incident Management Responder Training initiative and how can the process be applied in work zones to facilitate the safe and quick clearance of traffic incidents? Hear it here.

• RonGarczewski,TrafficOperations&ITSEngineer,Federal HighwayAdministration-OhioDivision

• CaptainRogerHannay,OhioStateHighwayPatrol • AlPhillips,EmergencyManagementCoordinator,ODOT DivisionofOperations

❑ Impacts and Alternatives Project Impact Advisory Committee: ODOT looks

at mitigation efforts before a major project impacts motorist. Alternative Project Delivery: What has been done, what ODOT is doing and plans ahead.

• MichaelBline,P.E.,Administrator,ODOTOfficeofRoadway Engineering

• EricKahlig,P.E.,AlternativeProjectDelivery,ODOTDivision ofConstructionManagement

❑ Changes for the City of Columbus Starting with a brief overview on multiple items the

City of Columbus has been working on over the past year, this session will bring you up-to-date on initiatives for 2013.

• JenniferGallagher,DeputyDirector,DepartmentofPublic Service-CityofColumbus

❑ Construction Management Updates 101 Focused on technical process reviews and

addressing contractor questions, here you will have the opportunity to explore various topics with representatives from ODOT’s Central Office of Construction.

• GaryAngles,Administrator,ODOTOfficeofConstruction Administration

• ClintBishop,TransportationEngineer,ODOT • DanGroh,TrafficItems,MOT&MiscellaneousRoadway, ODOTOfficeofConstructionAdministration

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Registration FeesPublic Officials (member/non-member) $65 ATSSA Members $95Non-Members $115 For on-site registration add $10.

Included in Your Registration Fee Breakout Sessions led by federal, state and local industry professionals, lunch, breaks and afternoon reception. Registration is a first-come, first served basis until conference is full. IwouldliketoearnContinuingEducationUnits.

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NEW! ADA Demonstration AreaSee first-hand how ADA compliant products

help make projects and people safer.

March 7, 2013 • Embassy Suites • Dublin, Ohio

Registration Desk Open .................................. 8:00 -11:00 am

Continental Breakfast & Network Opportunities .... 8:00 - 9:00 am

Opening/General Session.............................. 9:00 -10:10 am

Break in Exhibit Area/ADA Demo Area Opens ....10:10 -10:30 am

Breakout Sessions 1 ..................................... 10:30 -11:20 am

Break in Exhibit Area ................................... 11:20 -11:30 am

Breakout Sessions 2 ................................. 11:30 am -12:20 pm

Lunch .......................................................... 12:20 -1:30 pm

Breakout Sessions 3 ........................................ 1:30 - 2:20 pm

Break in Exhibit Area ...................................... 2:20 - 2:30 pm

Breakout Sessions 4 ........................................ 2:30 - 3:20 pm

Network Opportunities ................................... 3:20 - 5:00 pm

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