Asset Management

Cindy VanDykeOffice of Planning

Georgia Department of Transportation

•Taking care of what you have – operating, maintaining, upgrading•What are assets? – roads, bridges, signs, walls, signals, guardrail, data, etc.

What is Asset Management?

•Transportation 60% of Georgia’s public assets•Not done officially or comprehensively•Created team to determine what are GDOT’s assets

Background

•Why do this?- Condition of assets - Funding decisions - Planning

Background

•47,648 lanes miles of state highways- 2,327 centerline miles – pavement maintenance needs- 12.8% of system-$1.1 billion•1099 guardrail deficiencies- 110,00 linear feet-$2.3 million

Conditions

How Motor Fuel Dollars Are Spent

General Opera-tions28%

Debt Service33%

LARP7%

State Aid4%

Federal Aid

Matching28%

GDOT Strategic Goals

1. Taking care of what we have, in the most efficient way possible

2. Planning and constructing the best set of mobility-focused projects we can, on schedule

3. Making safety investments and improvements where the traveling public is most at risk

4. Making GDOT a better place to work will make GDOT a place that works better

Planning

•No planning done •Lump sum funding•What can be done? •“Not sexy” – no ribbon cutting•Education to make it important•Get away from “worst first”•Do what’s most at risk

Cindy VanDyke

Office of Planning

Georgia Department of Transportation

600 West Peachtree StreetAtlanta, GA 30308

cyvandyke@dot.ga.gov

404-631-1747