Leveraging Local Funding for TIM

Start Date:

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Summary:

Adequate and sustained funding is a key element to ensure a TIM program’s success. Building upon the successful webinar held this past December that featured several state-level TIM funding case studies, the TIM Network and FHWA will host a locally focused funding webinar on March 5, 2015, from 12:00-1:30 PM EST. Join us to hear from and engage in discussion with those who want to make you more successful in securing funding at the local level for TIM projects.

While federal and state funding for TIM is available and a tremendous resource to help sustain TIM programs, what else can you, as emergency responders, do in your own communities? This free webinar will explore this issue and discuss opportunities to leverage local funding for TIM. Presenters include a dedicated municipal government public safety professional with a program that is fully supported by local tax dollars, as well as the executive director of one of the more than 700 community foundations that could be a source of additional funding. A county planning representative will talk about building relationships and a vision that incorporates TIM and is the foundation for future investment.

Participants are also encouraged to share their own ideas about local funding sources. Adequate time will be allowed for Q&A. Anyone with an interest in this topic is invited to attend! If you plan to attend, please RSVP by Wednesday, March 4, to Erin Arva at earva@gfnet.com and provide your name and agency. Attendance information will be provided when you RSVP.

Cost:

FREE

Instructors:

TIM Network and FHWA

Event Type:

Webinar

Organizational Capability Element:

    Programming/Budget/Funding
    Economic Analysis of Reliability/Costs and Benefits
    Traffic Incident Management
    Program Status/Authorities
    Education, Training & Professional Activities
    Program Status
    Local government/MPO/RTPA cooperation
    Public safety agency collaboration

Operations Area of Practice:

    Roadway Safety Services / Roadway Safety Patrol
    Traffic Incident Management
    Emergency Transportation Operations

Role in Organization:

Transportation Planner
Public
Operator
Public Safety Officer
Transit Professional
Associate Engineer
Media / PIO