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OG-1107-083 Transportation 1 Truck Transportation Job = 2.2 Other Jobs 1 Air Transportation Job = 3.61 Other Jobs 1 Rail Transportation Job = 3.14 Other Jobs ADOT’s new public affairs program is designed to provide educaon about the current state of the transportaon system to a community network of stakeholders. Transportation means jobs. Every job created in transportation results in 2 to 3 other jobs! Transportation For Arizona to stay compeve and aract future business, greater awareness about the role a strong transportaon network plays in the state’s economy is crical.
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OG-1107-083
Transportation1 Truck Transportation Job = 2.2 Other Jobs
1 Air Transportation Job= 3.61 Other Jobs
1 Rail Transportation Job= 3.14 Other Jobs
ADOT’s new public affairs program is designed to
provide education about the current state of the
transportation system to a community network of
stakeholders.
Transportation means jobs.Every job created in
transportation results in 2 to 3 other jobs!
Transportation
For Arizona to stay competitive and attract future business, greater awareness
about the role a strong transportation network plays
in the state’s economy is critical.
TransportationADOT’s new Public Affairs Program keeps stakeholders informed about the status of Arizona’s transportation system.
We need to send the following messages:
• TransportationexertsavitalinfluenceonArizona’seconomy.
• ADOTneedsasustainablesourceoffunding.
Arizonahasnoguaranteethatasuccessful,well-plannedtransportationnetworkwillcontinue.Weneedtosecuresomeformofstabilaztionfortodayandtomorrow.
How will this be achieved?
• Discuss with your employers/employees
• Discuss with your neighbors
• Discuss with organizations you belong to
• Discuss with your community leaders
• Get involved in your community’s transportation planning
• Speak with appropriate individuals/organizations who are taking formal action
Or simply contact the ADOT Public Affairs Team at
(602)712-7355
... Is expected because people expect results from their tax money.
... Is misunderstood due to the public’s lack of comprehension of how projects come to be, from financing, planning, development, and design to construction and maintenance. Additionally, the public may fail to realize why projects take so long to be completed.
... Is taken for granted because citizens think since transporation has always been here, it always will be here.
Not so. Legislative sweeps, revenue declines, and reduced bonding capacity have severely reduced ADOT’s budget. The agency’s 25-year projection shows a $62 billion gap between revenues and transportation needs.ADOT estimates that by 2016 it will be in “preservation only” mode in greater Arizona.
Transportation...
25-Year Revenue Projection
Transportation Needs
25-Year Revenue Gap
$26 Billion
$88 Billion
$62 Billion
$0 $20B $30B $40B $50B $60B $70B $80B $90B
Revenue Projection v. Need
1 Truck Transportation Job = 2.2 Other Jobs
1 Air Transportation Job= 3.61 Other Jobs
1 Rail Transportation Job= 3.14 Other Jobs
Transportation means jobs.Every job created in
transportation results in 2 to 3 Other Jobs!
Arizona’s Transportation:
ADOT’s new public affairs program is designed to
provide education about the current state of the
transportation system to a community network of
stakeholders.
For Arizona to stay competitive and attract future business, greater
awareness about the role a strong transportation network plays in the
state’s economy is critical.
ADOT’s new Public Affairs Program keeps stakeholders informed about the status of Arizona’s transportation system.
We need to send the following messages:
• TransportationexertsavitalinfluenceonArizona’seconomy.
• ADOTneedsasustainablesourceoffunding.
Arizonahasnoguaranteethatasuccessful,well-plannedtransportationnetworkwillcontinue.Weneedtosecuresomeformofstabilaztionfortodayandtomorrow.
How will this be achieved?
• Discuss with your employers/employees
• Discuss with your neighbors
• Discuss with organizations you belong to
• Discuss with your community leaders
• Get involved in your community’s transportation planning
• Speak with appropriate individuals/organizations who are taking formal action
Or simply contact the ADOT Public Affairs Team at
(602)712-7355
... Is expected because people expect results from their tax money.
... Is misunderstood due to the public’s lack of comprehension of how projects come to be, from financing, planning, development, and design to construction and maintenance. Additionally, the public may fail to realize why projects take so long to be completed.
... Is taken for granted because citizens think since transporation has always been here, it always will be here.
Not so. Legislative sweeps, revenue declines, and reduced bonding capacity have severely reduced ADOT’s budget. The agency’s 25-year projection shows a $62 billion gap between revenues and transportation needs.ADOT estimates that by 2016 it will be in “preservation only” mode in greater Arizona.
Transportation...
Revenue Projections v. Need 0
25-Year Revenue Projection$26 Billion
Transportation Needs = $88 Billion
25-Year Revenue Gap = $62 Billion
$20B $30B $40B $50B $60B $70B $80B $90B
