Office of Program Development and Forecasting

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Statewide Transportation Improvement Program Unit

Develops and maintains USDOT approval of the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) and coordinates the Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs) Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) along with  periodic revisions; tracks and produces report of previous fiscal year obligated and granted projects for the MPOs and Council of Governments (COGs) as federally mandated; calculates and allocates estimated Federal Authorization funds to Connecticut’s 8 MPOs and 2 Rural Council of Governments for long-range planning purposes.

Rose A. Etuka
Transportation Supervising Planner
Phone: (860) 594-2040
Fax: (860) 594-2056
Email: Rose.Etuka@ct.gov
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Performance Management Unit

Develops and publishes the CTDOT's quarterly performance measures as well as National performance measures required for the Fixing America’s Surface Transportation (FAST) Act. It also advances Department-wide capability to model, forecast and set targets for key drivers of performance. This unit analyzes and models congestion and highway system reliability using travel-time data and applies analytics-driven solutions to the CTDOT business processes such as project prioritization. Additionally, this unit develops CTDOT wide policies, principles and best practice methods for improving transportation system outcomes.

Edgardo Block
Transportation Supervising Engineer
Phone: (860) 594-2495
Fax: (860) 594-2056
Email: Edgardo.Block@ct.gov
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Travel Demand and Air Quality Modeling Unit

Develops and maintains the statewide travel demand model which utilizes current and future socio-economic and demographic projections to estimate travel demand; prepares demographic and socio-economic forecasts for use in travel demand modeling; compiles datasets of available demographic information for use by the CTDOT and its partner agencies, including those used in Title VI and Environmental Justice assessments; conducts project and regional level transportation air quality conformity analyses to ensure that the Metropolitan Transportation Plans and the STIP are consistent with air quality goals and that progress is made toward achieving and maintaining Federal air quality standards; calculates emissions benefit analyses to determine project eligibility for CMAQ funding.

Taylor Reed
Transportation Supervising Planner
Phone: 860-594-2027
FAX: 860-594-2056
Email: Taylor.Reed@ct.gov

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Trip and Traffic Analysis Unit

Prepares traffic forecasts of travel demand based upon socioeconomic, demographic and transportation system characteristics; analyzes the current and future levels of service/congestion; transit usage; traffic volumes based upon existing and future transportation plans and programs. Reviews Major Traffic Generators (MTG’s) with respect to traffic volumes, trip generation and trip distribution for the Office of the State Traffic Administration (OSTA). Trip and Traffic Analysis also assists in the management and review of corridor and regional transportation planning studies. 

Gary Sojka
Transportation Supervising Planner
Phone: (860) 594-2025
Fax: (860) 594-2056
Email:Gary.Sojka@ct.gov