Regional Planning Meetings will be held with planning partners in each of the Missouri Department of Transportation’s seven districts for a general discussion on the current condition of the state transportation system, how MoDOT currently spends its...
2018 Traffic Incident Management Professionals
Traffic Incident Management (TIM) is such a critical component to the safety and reliability of our roadways. TIM best practices are becoming even more critical as congestion increases and limited funds...
As traffic and travel increase, so do demands for transportation improvements. Governments, planning and economic development organizations and transportation professionals simply do not have enough resources to keep up.
By partnering, together we leverage funds that separately would not have been enough to take on the project. This allows partners to hasten the time it takes to get a project to completion, resulting in accelerating these potential benefits...
Demands for transportation improvements have greatly outpaced the funds available to meet them. In response to this demand, the Missouri Department of Transportation has established various mechanisms for successful public/public and public/private...
Succession planning is using forward-thinking resources to identify and develop new leaders who can replace seasoned management members in the event they resign, retire or die. Having a plan and a trained individual ready to assume management roles...
On September 13, 2017, Director Patrick McKenna implemented the “Leadership in Action,” a peer-to-peer program that allowed MoDOT employees to recognize a co-worker based on that person’s leadership in living the department’s core values in areas of...
To effectively compose a job description, one must view it from the point of view of the job seeker. It must answer specific questions related to the performance of the job. But it has a unique quality in that it must have the power to both encourage...
