1 Item #10 Progress Report on Actions to Improve Regional Transportation Communication and Coordination During Incidents John M. Contestabile Director,

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1 Item #10 Progress Report on Actions to Improve Regional Transportation Communication and Coordination During Incidents John M. Contestabile Director, Office of Engineering and Homeland Security Maryland Department of Transportation Presentation to the National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board September 15, 2004

2 Course of Action for Strengthening Transportation Communications and Coordination On May 19, TPB endorsed a course of action for strengthening transportation communications and coordination during significant transportation incidents Program of technical and procedural improvements are to be developed over a 6-month period Working groups have been meeting, and technical systems upgrades and procedural changes are now underway

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4 Objectives of Regional Coordination During Incidents Ensure that clear responsibility exists for shepherding the shared coordination process Facilitate communication/information sharing among agencies (at all levels) responding to emergencies Inform the public on the status of transportation facilities and provide critical public safety information Strengthen linkages between public safety and transportation organizations (e.g. CapWIN)

5 Issues Transportation operations centers do not communicate as effectively as they should: one on one; agency to agency; agency to public NCR interagency paging procedures needs to be more consistent and comprehensive Current technical systems integration needs to be improved and knowledge of each others’ procedures and protocols need to be strengthened NCR needs a single repository for complete traffic information, both real time and historical

6 Actions by November 2004 Develop and present to TPB a proposal to provide regional coordination 24/7 Develop agency reference/contact lists and improve paging systems Continue working with the Public Information Officers’ effort to improve public information Hold regular meetings of a newly-formed steering committee to speed progress on these issues

7 Actions by June 2005 Complete full implementation of interagency operating procedures and protocols, including cross training of each agency’s staffs Interconnect existing systems utilizing similar architectures Implement Regional Integrated Transportation Information System (RITIS) prototype

8 Actions by June 2005 RITIS Data fusion, standardization, and redistribution. Public Safety Agencies Regional & National Media 511—Traveler Information Research & Development VDOTDDOTWMATAMDOT

9 Enhancements Beyond June 2005 Commence fully operational RITIS that would be governed, hosted and maintained 24/7 A fully operational regional “511” telephone and Internet traveler information service Integration with local transit/traffic operation centers and emergency service providers

10 Questions and Feedback