BATIC Institute Updates 2017 AASHTO SCORT Annual Meeting I’m here today to give you an update on AASHTO’s Center for Excellence in transportation finance, also known as the BATIC Institute. This is an important center that educates and trains State DOTs and their local partners on how to utilize innovative solutions to fund and finance transportation projects. The BATIC Institute was launched in October 2015, and is delivered in partnership with the US Department of Transportation September 19, 2017

About The BATIC Institute Mission To promote public sector capacity building in the analysis, understanding, and use of transportation finance techniques through a program of training, education, and outreach to all State Departments of Transportation and their local partner agencies Focus Areas Financing Tools Revenue Initiatives Public-Private Partnerships Legislative & Policy Areas The mission and the focus areas of the BATIC Institute are listed here on this slide; this information is also available on the palm card at your seat. Revenue streams that service that debt.

BATIC Institute Partners USDOT’s Build America Bureau USDOT Federal Highway Administration Association Partners Strategic Working Group James Bass, TxDOT Sam Beydoun, Illinois DOT Jeff Ensor, MTA Ron Epstein, NYSDOT Senator Steve Farley, Arizona State Legislature Bust Tasaico, NCDOT Lorie Tudor, AHTD AASHTO also works closely with two associations to deliver its services – the National Conference of State Legislatures The Institute has a Strategic Working Group that helps inform the services offered by the Institute. I am a member as are the other individuals listed on this slide.

In-person Capacity Building Peer Exchanges Debt Management Station Development & Value Capture State DOT CFO Public-private partnerships Training Seminars P3 Basics Overview Trainings Expert Panel Sessions FAST Act Overview Station Development and Local Sources of Funding The BATIC Institute has delivered a number of peer exchanges on topics like debt management, value capture, and they delivered a peer exchange this fall specifically for financial officials within State DOTs. The BATIC Institute also offers a public-private partnerships basics training that provides a high level overview of topics such as policy considerations, risk transfer, value for money, and project finance.

Online Capacity Building Comprehensive website – financingtransportation.org 50-State Interactive map based on AASHTO report “Transportation Governance and Finance: A 50-State Review of State Legislatures and Departments of Transportation” Webinar Series: Innovation in Practice Pennsylvania Rapid Bridge Replacement Program Denver Union Station Eagle P3 Commuter Rail Priced Managed Lanes AASHTO’s 50-State Review of State Legislatures and DOTs State Legislative Initiatives in Transportation Infrastructure and Funding and Financing The Institute has a robust website that includes background information on federal, state, and local revenue sources, financing tools, and reviews legislation and regulations. The Institute also has a robust webinar series that highlights projects that have used innovative financing approaches, reviews approaches like priced managed lanes, and reviews cutting edge resources state DOTs should be aware of. I most recently participated in a webinar reviewing a new AASHTO publication “Transportation Governance and Finance: A 50-State Review of State Legislatures and Departments of Transportation.”

Project Finance State by State Map Based on Transportation Governance and Finance: A 50-State Review of State Legislatures and Departments of Transportation Two formats Mapped data Tabular data

Screenshot 2 Mapped Data – Leadership & Organization

Screenshot 3 Mapped Data – Legislative Interaction

What’s Next? Peer Exchanges Workshops & Trainings Roundtables Transit Oriented Development & Value Capture Transportation Financial Officials Workshops & Trainings Public-private Partnerships Basics Overview Training Public-Private Partnerships Learning Lab Transportation Funding and Finance Basics Roundtables Financing short line rail projects Innovation in Practice Webinar Series Here’s a snapshot of what the BATIC Institute has in store this year.

jbrickett@aashto.org 202-624-8815 Jennifer Brickett Director, BATIC Institute: An AASHTO Center for Excellence jbrickett@aashto.org 202-624-8815 For more information about the BATIC Institute as well as information about upcoming events, please visit the website and sign up for the email distribution list. You can also contact Jennifer directly, and I am a resource to answer your questions.