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Transcript of Greater Houston Transportation and Emergency Management Center T3 Webinar – March 4, 2008.
Greater Houston Transportation and Greater Houston Transportation and Emergency Management CenterEmergency Management Center
www.houstontranstar.org
T3 Webinar – March 4, 2008
Greater Houston Transportation and Emergency Greater Houston Transportation and Emergency Management CenterManagement Center
• State of Texas• Harris County• City of Houston• METRO
Four Partners Working Toward Common Four Partners Working Toward Common SolutionsSolutions
Houston TranStarHouston TranStarGreater Houston Transportation and Emergency Greater Houston Transportation and Emergency
Management CenterManagement Center
A Transportation Cooperative
Not an AuthorityNot an Authority
TRANSTAR
STAFF
Getting StartedGetting Started
MissionMissionStrong Advocate
Resource InventoryScope
Structure
Houston TranStarHouston TranStarGreater Houston Transportation and Emergency Greater Houston Transportation and Emergency
Management CenterManagement Center
Mission:
Transportation Management
Emergency Management
Getting StartedGetting Started
MissionStrong AdvocateStrong Advocate
Resource InventoryScope
Structure
Getting StartedGetting Started
MissionStrong Advocate
Resources InventoryResources InventoryScope
Structure
Resources InventoryResources Inventory
* Helps Defines Scope* Should Involve Agency Personnel* A Part of Team Building
Getting StartedGetting Started
MissionStrong Advocate
Resources InventoryScopeScope
Structure
ScopeScope
Activities of Each Agencyvs.
Activities That Can be Leveraged
Yours, Mine, & Ours
Fiber Communications NetworkFiber Communications Network
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TxDOTFIELD DEVICES FIELD DEVICES
FIELD DEVICES
FIELD DEVICES
FIELD DEVICES
INTEGRATED ATM CONCEPT
10/12/2001
Transportation Control RoomTransportation Control RoomFTM, Bus & Rail, Police, Towing, MediaFTM, Bus & Rail, Police, Towing, Media
With Hurricane Rita, our concept of regional traffic management serving the urban environment of the 13-county MPO regionwent:
From an area of1,729 square miles1,729 square milesto12,78912,789 square milessquare miles
From a population of3,886,2073,886,207to5,678,6165,678,616
Freeway IncidentsFreeway Incidents
Motorist Assistance ProgramSafeCLEAR
Heavy Wrecker
Police DispatchPolice Dispatch
Transit
City
Wrecker
Sheriff
Traffic SurveillanceTraffic Surveillance
Special Event ManagementSpecial Event Management
Getting StartedGetting Started
MissionStrong Advocate
Resources InventoryScope
StructureStructure
StructureStructure
* Taxing Authority * Metropolitan Planning Organization * Regional Operations Organization * Non-Profit Support Office
Emergency ManagementEmergency Management
Hurricanes
Tornadoes
Floods
Terrorist Activities
Plant ExplosionsPlant Explosions
Mall CollapseMall Collapse
Flood RescueFlood Rescue
Flood RecoveryFlood Recovery
Recovery ResourcesRecovery Resources
Media ProjectsMedia Projects
Video Feeds to:
Channel 2 (NBC) Metro Traffic NetworksChannel 11 (CBS) Mobility NetworksChannel 13 (ABC) Channel 45 (Univision)Channel 26 (FOX)
Getting StartedGetting Started
MissionMissionStrong AdvocateStrong Advocate
Resources InventoryResources InventoryScopeScope
StructureStructure
Greater Houston Transportation and Emergency Greater Houston Transportation and Emergency Management CenterManagement Center
Many Partners Working Toward Common Solutions
