FHWA & Green Borders David Franklin U.S. Canadian Border Coordinator

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FHWA & Green Borders David Franklin U.S. Canadian Border Coordinator Office of Interstate and Border Planning

Where to start? New Administration New goals New opportunities New Initiatives

New Administration Barrack Obama elected as 44th President of the United States

New USDOT/FHWA Leadership Ray LaHood – Secretary of Transportation Victor Mendez – FHWA Administrator Greg Nadeau Deputy Administrator Federal Highway Administration

Economic Competitiveness Sustainable Transportation New Goals! Safety Economic Competitiveness Sustainable Transportation Livable Communities

New Opportunities! Partnership for Sustainable Communities six livability principles: A foundation for interagency coordination: Provide more transportation choices Promote equitable, affordable housing Enhance economic competitiveness Support existing communities Coordinate policies and leverage investment Value communities and neighborhoods 

New Challenges New Transportation Bill Authorization? SAFETEA-LU Extension? Coordinated Border Infrastructure Funding?

Green Border Team EPA, GSA, CBP, OST, and FHWA met in May, 2009 to discuss Green Border Inventory Agreed to submit inventory of environmental efforts/projects that have Green Border implications

Inventory Results EPA – 10 GSA – 7 CBP – 4 FHWA – 3 Miscellaneous (non federal agencies) - 6

Examples EPA – Diesel retrofit demonstration projects U.S. – Mexican Border to improve public health from reduced diesel emissions GSA – Geothermal source heat pump system to heat and cool U.S. and Canadian at Oroville/Osoyoos LPOE FHWA – JWC/TBWG Green Border Workshop

Next Steps? Track current Green Border programs Use their successes to develop more Green Border programs Document best practices Use research funding to enhance Green Border initiatives Peer Exchange/Workshop in late 2010

Thank You! Questions? Jill Hochman, Director Office of Interstate and Contact Information Jill Hochman, Director Office of Interstate and Border Planning Jill.hochman@dot.gov 202-366-0233 Roger Petzold, Team Leader Border, Interstate, and GIS Team Leader Roger.petzold@dot.gov 202-366-4074 David Franklin, U.S.- Canadian Border Coordinator Northern Border Team david.franklin@dot.gov 708-283-3540 Sylvia Grijalva, U.S. Mexico Planning Coordinator Southern Border Team Sylvia.Grijalva@dot.gov 602-510-7986