Alberto Gonzalez was appointed as the Idaho Transportation Department Director in July 2026.
Gonzalez brings 30 years of public and private sector leadership experience, including more than two decades serving the State of Idaho. As Chief Information Officer and Administrator of the Idaho Office of Information Technology Services (ITS), he led the consolidation of IT services across state government. Prior to ITS, Gonzalez served as the DMV Administrator at ITD from 2017-2022. He also directed major modernization efforts as Administrator of the Idaho Division of Motor Vehicles and held key technology leadership roles with Your Health Idaho and the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare. Before entering state service, Gonzalez spent 14 years in leadership with a national communications company.
Gonzalez studied Organizational Behavior at the University of San Francisco and is a graduate of the National Transportation Leadership Institute at Indiana University.
Dave has delivered impressive results in his 35 years at ITD – with nearly 30 of those years as a manager across multiple work groups.
Dave’s career started as an engineer-in-training in North Idaho. As a project engineer in the ’90s, he delivered key improvements, including replacing the Goff Bridge, Kamiah Bridge, Orofino Bridge, Ahsahka Bridge and Riggins Main Street. Dave then served as the D3 assistant engineer while GARVEE investment projects were in full swing, followed by five years as the D2 district engineer where he championed winter maintenance.
In 2019, Dave returned to Boise where he has most recently served as the Highways Construction & Operations administrator/chief engineer.
Kuisti is a licensed civil engineer who graduated from the University of Idaho with a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering.
Todd Hubbard was appointed to the Idaho Transportation Department’s executive team as the Chief Operations Officer in March 2026, after more than 15 years with the department. He started his ITD career in South-Central Idaho (District 4). Hubbard completed the department’s Engineer-in-Training program and earned his Professional Engineering license in December 2013. He was later promoted to lead the Planning Section in District 4.
Since 2019, Hubbard served as the District Engineer in Pocatello. As District Engineer, he led numerous major infrastructure improvements, including the replacement of the I-86/I-15 System Interchange, the I-15 Northgate to Fort Hall expansion, and the Inkom Corridor bridge projects. As COO, Hubbard oversees ITD’s six statewide districts and their respective district engineers.
Hubbard is a graduate of Idaho State University.