ITD recently received the AASHTOWare Most Involved Agency award, recognizing the department’s spirit of volunteerism. ITD employees fill 25 volunteer roles on committees ranging from technical advisory groups to user groups to task forces and special committees. A few individuals serve on multiple committees. The ultimate goal of these participants is to provide a voice for states like Idaho in setting the strategic and practical vision for the software we use to deliver projects, model safety, and provide our roadway users the best experience possible.
The honor was recognized at the AASHTOWare Connect Conference April 24 in Providence, Rhode Island.
The volunteers are:
Ken Sereduk, Michael Johnson, Patty Fish, Jake Legler, Melissa Hennessy, Margaret Pridmore, Kelly Campbell, Walter Mills, Jared Holyoak, Mark Snyder, Benjamin Daly, Karen Hanna and David Coladner, with Josephine Middleton and John Arrambari as End User Designees.
Pictured above, L to R: Kelly Campbell (Highway Safety), Margaret Pridmore (Roadway Data), Keith Platte (AASHTOWare Director), Todd Bergland (MnDOT Transportation Systems Manager) who was accepting the Prismatic Legacy Award on behalf of Charlie Groshens of MnDOT.