2010 Annual Report - Maryland State Highway Administration

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The Woodrow Wilson Bridge over the Potomac River was recognized with the 2009 National Steel Bridge Alliance Special Award, the 2009 Construction Management Association of America Project Achievement Award and the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Outstanding Projects and Leaders (OPAL) Award. 6 STATE HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION | FY 2010 Annual Report
Excellence in Our People and Our Projects II Excellence in Our People and Our Projects SHA values excellence in our people, our work, our relationships and our work environment. We continually strive to improve our work and to achieve excellence in everything that we do. As a result, SHA as an agency, its teams, individual employees and projects were honored with more than 35 national, state and regional awards and recognitions in FY 2010. These awards are reflective of the quality work that SHA and our partners deliver for the citizens of Maryland. They are the efforts of SHA as a whole, which allow us to continue to perform and deliver at a high level. Agency Recognition Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) Partners in Quality Award, FHWA DelMar Division/Maryland, honored SHA in recognition of SHA’s successful implementation of the Recovery Act Program. FHWA noted in January 2010 that SHA put forth an extraordinary effort to identify roadblocks and develop strategies so that the ARRA projects could quickly be authorized. SHA used innovative methods for early project implementation and has continually monitored the program. As a result, Maryland was the first state in the nation to begin construction on an ARRA project and the first in the nation to obligate 50 percent of the funds. Vernon Betkey, Chief MHSO, accepting GHSA award on behalf of the Maryland Task Force to Combat DUI. Team Recognitions NATIONAL GOVERNORS’ HIGHWAY ASSOCIATION 2009 Peter K. O’Rourke Special Achievement Award to the Maryland Task Force to Combat Driving Under the Influence of Drugs and Alcohol, from the National Governors’ Highway Safety Association (GHSA). These awards recognize notable achievements in the field of highway safety. The Maryland Task Force was established in 2007 by the Maryland General Assembly, with members from the Assembly, SHA and other state agencies, law enforcement, other organizations and the National Transportation Safety Board. Administrator Neil Pedersen chaired the Maryland Task Force, with lead assistance from the Maryland Highway Safety Office (MHSO). The Task Force submitted a comprehensive review of Maryland’s impaired driving system. A final prioritization of the issues led to 42 recommendations for improvements to Governor O’Malley and the Maryland General Assembly in 2009. STATE HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION | FY 2010 Annual Report 7
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Page 4 and 5: i Glossary of Terms and Acronyms A
Page 6 and 7: I Overview of State Highway Adminis
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Page 26 and 27: The CHART incident management progr
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Page 38 and 39: Number of Hours V System Preservati
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