Aloha Chapter Q1 Meeting: Nature and Roads: How the Highway Program Must Adapt (DOT-Ed Sniffen)

Aloha - Hawaii

Event details:

Start
12:30pm HST on Friday, March 6, 2020
End
2:00pm HST on Friday, March 6, 2020
Location:
Oahu Country Club
150 Country Club Road
Honolulu , HI 96817 ,
Register by
7:00am on Friday, February 28, 2020
Attendees
This event is ONLY for the LOCAL LAI chapter members.
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Please join us for our next Lambda Alpha International
Aloha Chapter Luncheon

including induction of new members

Friday March 6, 2020
Oahu Country Club
11:30 am - Networking
12:00-1:15 pm - Lunch and Presentation

Please RSVP by Friday, February 28, 2020

Nature and Roads: How the Highway Program Must Adapt

Join us for a lively discussion on how the Highways Department has been dealing with the effects of rock falls and hill slides, volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, coastal road erosion and much much more.

 

Ed Sniffen is the Deputy Director of the Hawaii Department of Transportation's Highways Division, which is responsible for 2,500 lane miles of highway and 741 bridges across six Hawaiian Islands.  Ed has oversight of over 1,000 employees in four district offices, six branches and four staff offices.  His mission is the development and improvement of our highway transportation systems and people to facilitiate sustainable, safe, and efficient travel and commerce statewide.  

Ed is driven to improve the Division's implementation of its key programs by modernizing its processes, partnerships and strategies to provide Hawaii's residents and visitors the quality of life and experiences they deserve with the resources at hand.  Ed works to tie all levels of government, legislature, and our beloved communities together to achieve a common goal.

As the newly appointed Chair of the AASHTO Committee on Transportation System Security and Resilience, Ed is first trying to catch up with all the great work the committee and its former chairs have done, then work to improve how all states include resiliency in its daily operations.