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common elements in Digital Washington. Developers who use common sets of building blocks can take advantage of project development tools to speed timeto-market for their applications. ATOM helps project teams avoid missed steps and time consuming restarts, ensures a final product that meets state standards, and reduces frustrations and inefficiencies of continually “reinventing the wheel.” ATOM was created through the Digital Government Applications Academy and reflects the shared expertise of the participating agencies. ATOM is an online library of the community’s knowledge and experience. It is updated iteratively in real time, meaning that it gets better the more it gets used. The elements of the end-to-end project guide have been validated by a number of customer agencies and by those in the authorizing environment – most notably, the Office of Financial Management, the Office of State Treasurer, the Office of State Auditor and the Information Services Board. View ATOM online on the Washington State Digital Government website at access.wa.gov/egov/ATOM. Results ★ One place in government to find a step-by-step comprehensive Web-based guide for building e-commerce applications for digital government in Washington. ★ 6,000 hours saved in research and development time on 150 projects this year. ★ Improved services to WA citizens by deploying online services quicker. ★ Reduced development time and cost by downloading templates, code and script. ★ Reduced research time and costly errors in missed development steps. ★ Increased knowledge and comfort level of knowing new technologies such as digital signatures, Web server hosting, e-forms and online applications support. Team Name: Applications Template and Outfitting Model – ATOM Team Team Members: DIS: Paul Piper (lead), Lourdes Collins, Linda Jo Demery, Cheryl Freymond (IT team), Andy Hix, Dave Kirk, Dave Koch, Darlene Kosoff (EBS team), Joe McGavick (consultant), Megan McKay, Diane Robertson, Susie Rolland, John Specht, Glen Tapanila, Cammy Webster; DOL: Robin Griggs; DOT: Ken Cureton; L&I: Larry Blankenship, Carol Isley; OFM: Deborah Feinstein; SAO: Chuck Pfeil, Glenn Shepherd, Dai Le, Pete Donnell; TRE: Debbie Hamrick; DIS Executive Sponsor: Paul W. Taylor CONTACT: Paul Piper, (360) 902-3471 5
Department of Transportation; Washington State Patrol; Washington Traffic Safety Commission; Department of Licensing; Transportation Improvement Board; City of Kirkland; Federal Highway Administration; Pierce County Public Works Local, State, Federal Team Reduces Pedestrian Fatalities Twelve to fifteen percent of all vehicle-related fatalities involve pedestrians. In 1996 alone, the societal cost of these tragic collisions was over $450 million. People dependent on walking are most at-risk for pedestrian collisions – children under 15 have the highest injury rate, citizens over 65 have the highest fatality rate, and many high collision locations on state roadways are adjacent to transit stops. A chartered, multi-agency, multi-disciplinary team developed a set of recommendations to reduce these collisions. Extensive outreach and education has created broad support and lead to implementation of the recommendations. Results ★ Early good results: 1999 data show a 30% reduction in pedestrian fatalities from the 1996 figures. ★ Increased emphasis by Department of Transportation (DOT), including pedestrian facilities in all agency roadway projects. ★ Enhanced enforcement of crosswalk laws involving the WA Traffic Safety Commission (WTSC) and other agencies. ★ Enhanced pedestrian safety education programs and public service announcements implemented by various partner agencies. ★ Efforts in place to strengthen pedestrian design linkages between transportation engineering and land use planning, through educational elements and model ordinances. Team Name: Washington Quality Initiative’s Pedestrian Safety Improvement Team Members: DOT: Julie Matlick (Team Leader), Jim Shanafelt, Pam Hughley, Brian Walsh, Larry Hinson; WTSC: John Moffat, Dick Nuse; Washington State Patrol: Captain John Batiste; City of Kirkland: Iris Cabrera; Federal Highway Administration: Megan Hall; Transportation Improvement Board: Omar Mehyar; Pierce County Public Works: Bob Vogel; Department of Licensing: Gary Lamberson CONTACT: Julie Matlick, (360) 705-7505 6
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