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Charity Golf Tourney…......2
Transportation Award Winners Shine
Issue 2 Volume 24 September, 2012
Scholarship Winners……..2 Trans. Education Symposium ...3 Trans. Awards Continued...4
The 23rd Annual CTF Transporta‐tion Awards celebrated excellence in 2011 California transportation, all modes, all regions of the state, public and private sector. Person Awards included Person of the Year (Lucy Dunn, CTC Commis‐sioner and CEO Orange Co. Busi‐ness Council), Manager of the Year (Larry Rubio, CEO Riverside Transit) and Elected Official of the Year (Union City Mayor Mark Green.) CTF honored 13 Projects and Programs including overall
Project of the Year (I‐15 Express Lanes Project in San Diego Co.), Transit/Rail Project (Orange Co. Railroad Safety) Pedestrian Bicy‐cle Project (Bikeway 99 in Chico), Aviation Project (Sacramento International Ter‐minal B) and Structure Project (Big Bear Bridge Replacement.) See our webs i te at www.transportationfoundation.org to learn more. Nominations are due March 1, 2013 for next year’s Transportation Awards. continued page 4
CTF Transportation Award Winner Elected Official of the Year
Mark Green Mayor, Union City and Chair, ACTA
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CTF Supports Fallen and Injured Workers Caltrans District 10 employees Donald Hicks, Jaswinder Gill and Bonnie Curiel were injured on the job when their truck was involved in a rollover acci‐dent. CTF established a Workers Assistance Account in their names and matched, dollar for dollar, contri‐butions to the account made by their colleagues and friends. The grants helped the employees pay for out of pocket expenses incurred during their treat‐ment and rehab.
Regan Johnson, 24 years old, was hit and killed in the cone zone on SR 99 in July, 2012. Regan worked for Telford Oil Co. CTF provided a Fallen Worker Grant to help defray her funeral expenses and created a Worker Memorial Account in her name.
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Jordan Ramkey Caltrans District 6 Scholarship
Megan Metcalf Caltrans District 1 Scholarship
Mark Bretz Jim Roberts Memorial Scholarship
CTF Scholarship Winners CTF sponsors many scholarships. These are a few recent winners.
CTF Charity Golf Tournaments July, 2012 and April 29, 2013
El Macero Country Club in Davis hosted the annual CTF Charity Golf Tournament this past July. The California transportation community came out to support CTF and had a great time. Caltrans Director Malcolm Dougherty and two former Caltrans Directors played or volunteered as did public and private sector transportation executives from around the state.
Join us April 29, 2013 in Irvine for our first So. Cal. Charity Golf Tournament.
First Place Team Net Scoring From left to right Chris Hodge Jeff Funk Mark Ashley Jonathan Mictchell
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Transportation Education Symposium Nov. 1-2 in LA County The Transportation Education Symposium brings together 36 of the best and brightest university students with top notch profes‐sionals for two days of mentor‐ing, role playing, learning and having a great time. Don’t miss this opportunity to share what you know with the next genera‐tion of transportation leaders. “Great one‐on‐one event. What a treat to interact with upcom‐ing stars in our industry.” Jimmy Sims, Principal, Mark Thomas & Company
“A terrific opportunity to men‐tor some of our best and bright‐est transportation students. These young people are our fu‐ture leaders.” Will Kempton, CEO, Orange County Transportation Authority “This wonderful event allowed me to make a connection with future generations and re‐charge my own excitement.” Christine Cox‐Kovacevich, Division Chief, Caltrans Central Region
“One of the best events I have attended in college.” Jake Roths, Santa Clara University “Good ‘real world’ education for the students and a great ‘recharging’ experience for the professionals.” Rick Richmond, CEO, Alameda Corridor‐East Construction Authority “The Symposium is life chang‐ing. It provided me with skills I wouldn’t find anywhere else.” Thomas Wong, UC Berkeley
2011 CTF Education Symposium Winning RFP Team One of the best parts of the Symposium is the RFP exercise. Teams of students, assisted by few profes‐sionals, develop and make presentations to a mock Consultant Selection Committee. (Professionals have a blast playing those roles!) The Committee ranks the teams and awards the winning Team the Project Study Report Project. Students learn about the process and gain valuable assets while and professionals enjoy sharing with the next generation. One student on this team, Sam Levy of USC (red shirt) went on to win the $5,000 CTF Education Symposium Scholarship.
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Structure Project of the Year
Big Bear Bridge Replacement Flatiron, Caltrans District 8; US Forest Service
Transit/Rail Project of the Year Orange County Railroad Safety OCTA; Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.; Southern California Regional Rail Authority; Federal Railroad Admini-stration; AECOM; J.L. Patterson & Associates; RailPros, Inc; Herzog, Reyes Construction; Steiny, Mass Electric From left to right Chris Poli, Parsons Brinckerhoff;
Darrell Johnson, OCTA, and Rachel Vandenberg, AECOM accept their Transportation Award trophies for the Orange County Railroad Safety Project at the 23rd Annual CTF Transportation Awards in May.
CTF Transportation Award Winners from page 1
CTF Board of Directors Will Kempton Orange Co. Transportation Authority Chair
Ann C. Olson, C.E., T.E., P.T.O.E. MRO Engineers, Inc. Vice Chair
Carlton Haack, P.E. HDR Engineering Secretary
Linda Clifford C.C. Myers, Inc. Treasurer
Toni Bates Parsons Brinckerhoff
William Gray Gray‐Bowen
Arthur Hadnett Stantec Consulting
Matthew J. Henry, P.E. Fehr & Peers
Randell H. Iwasaki, P.E. Contra Costa County T.A.
Jody Jones Caltrans District 3
Brian C. Kramer, P.E., G.E. Twining, Inc.
Anne Mayer, P.E. Riverside County Transportation Authority
James E. Moore II, Professor USC
Lia Reyes LVR International
Bimla Rhinehart CTC
Mary Rotelli Teichert, Inc.
Stan S. Taylor III Nossaman LLP
Rachel Vandenberg, P.E. AECOM
Agnes Weber, P.E. Vali Cooper & Associates, Inc.
Tad Widby Parsons Brinckerhoff
Tom Zlotkowski, P.E., T.E., P.T.O.E. Capital Southeast Connector JPA
Sarah West Executive Director
Heinz Heckeroth Emeritus Director
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