




Regional Infrastructure and Development Mission: To ensure the regional transportation system and infrastructure supports quality economic growth and an improved community that is supportive of business, while maintaining livability in Central Texas.
Contacts:
Beth Ann Ray, Vice President Regional Infrastructure, 512.322.5693
Jeremy Martin, Sr. Vice President, Government Relations, 512.322.5630.
Vice Chair, Regional Infrastructure & Development
James Huffines
Chairman, Central & South Texas
Plains Capital Bank
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Policy Position Statements
Each year, the Chamber membership through volunteer committees recommend various position statements and resolutions to the Board of Directors regarding important issues and projects impacting the business community. Below are the Board approved positions since 2005 relating to regional infrastructure development. 06.26.08—Capital Metro Fare Increase (pdf <1MB) 08.23.07—CAMPO TIP Amendments (pdf <1MB) 07.13.05—Name SH 130 for Congressman Jake Pickle (pdf <1MB) 3.24.05—CAMPO 2030 Plan (pdf <1MB) |
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Transportation 101
This two and half hour forum was offered to Chamber members interested in learning which agencies are responsible for addressing congestion in the region, obstacles and solutions. Below is the agenda and copies of the presentations from the forum. |
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Transportation 201
This forum focused on the transportation financial crisis and how regional transportation projects are funded and funding trends and challenges. Below are the agenda, speaker bios and copies of the presentations from the forum. |
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Calendar of Transportation Events
Attend a meeting, advocate for transportation improvements and funding, and stay up-to-date on transportation related issues in Central Texas! Capital Metropolitan Transportation Authority Work Session Capital Area Regional Transportation Planning Organization (CARTPO) Meeting Capital Metropolitan Transportation Authority Board Meeting Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority Board Meeting |
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Take on Traffic
Take on Traffic is an initiative of the Austin Chamber of Commerce in partnership with Central Texas business community organizations to support the implementation of a comprehensive, regional transportation system that includes new roads, new toll roads, new rapid bus service and new passenger rail service. AMD was the winner of the 2008 Greater Austin Business Award for large business in the Take On Traffic category. Read the results of the program below. AMD's Go Green Commuter Program This sample survey has been used to study commuting habits and develop strategies to address common problems faced by commuters. |
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Annual InterCity Visit
A key benefit that the Chamber offers its membership is exposure to best practices and lessons learned in other communities about issues also impacting Central Texas. 2009 InterCity Visit to Phoenix, AZ 2008 InterCity Visit to Vancouver, British Columbia 2007 InterCity Visit to San Diego, CA |
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2009 Priority Issues
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