Transportation and Infrastructure Services Congressional City Conference Marriott Wardman Park Hotel Lincoln 5 Sunday, March 10, :00 p.m.

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1 Transportation and Infrastructure Services 2019 Congressional City Conference Marriott Wardman Park Hotel Lincoln 5 Sunday, March 10, :00 p.m.

2 Agenda: Transportation and Infrastructure Services Committee Marriot Wardman Park Hotel Room: Lincoln 5 Washington, DC Sunday, March 10, :00 p.m. INFORMAL MEET AND GREET TIME Sign-in TIS members can sign-up for subcommittees (if not previously selected). 1:30 p.m. WELCOME, INTRODUCTIONS AND COMMITTEE OUTLOOK The Honorable James McDonald Chair, Transportation & Infrastructure Services Committee Councilmember, Pinecrest, FL Introduce TIS Leadership and Sub-Committee Leaders: Vice Chairs: Councilmember Kate Kruller, Tukwila, WA Councilmember Glenn Otto, Huber Heights, OH Core Transportation: Mayor Nancy Backus, City of Auburn, WA Trustee Katrina Errant, Village of Bedford Park, IL Transportation Technology: Mayor Wade Troxell, City of Fort Collins, CO Mayor Lily Mei, City of Fremont, CA Aviation: Councilman Goran Eriksson, City of Culver City, CA Council Member DeDreana Freeman, City of Durham, NC Transit: Mayor Jake Spano, City of St. Louis Park, MN Council President Shannon Hardin, City of Columbus, OH 1

3 Rail: Councilmember Fred Strong, City of Paso Robles, CA Village President Rodney Craig, Village of Hanover Park, IL Reports by: FAA Drones Advisory Committee - Mayor Wade Troxell, City of Fort Collins, CO Consumer Electronics Show (CES) Councilmember Joe Buscaino, City of Los Angeles, CA Setting goals for :45 p.m. REVIEW AND UPDATE Brittney Kohler NLC Program Director, Transportation & Infrastructure 2:00 p.m. TRANSPORTATION PARTNERS PANEL Moderated by: Brittney Kohler Stacie H. Tiongson, Senior Director, Government Affairs, American Public Transportation Association Erich Zimmermann, Deputy Executive Director/Director of Transportation Programs, National Association of Regional Councils Margo Pedroso, Deputy Director, Safe Routes to Schools Jason Jordan, Policy Director, American Planning Association 3:00 p.m. TRANSPORTATION WORKING SESSION Moderated by: Councilmembers James McDonald, Kate Kruller and Glenn Otto Review Reauthorization Priorities Draft Discussion with Committee 3:55 p.m. NEXT STEPS Next call: April 9 th 2019 Schedule 4:00 p.m. ADJOURN Next TIS Committee Meeting: NLC Summer Board and Leadership Forum Indianapolis, Indiana June 25-27,

4 NLC POLICY DEVELOPMENT AND ADVOCACY PROCESS As a resource and advocate for more than 19,000 cities, towns and villages, the National League of Cities (NLC) brings municipal officials together to influence federal policy affecting local governments. NLC adopts positions on federal actions, programs and proposals that directly impact municipalities and formalizes those positions in the National Municipal Policy (NMP), which guides NLC s federal advocacy efforts. NLC divides its advocacy efforts into seven subject areas: Community and Economic Development Energy, Environment and Natural Resources Finance, Administration and Intergovernmental Relations Human Development Information Technology and Communications Public Safety and Crime Prevention Transportation and Infrastructure Services For each of the seven issue areas, a Federal Advocacy Committee advocates in support of NLC s federal policy positions. Members of each Committee serve for one calendar year, and are appointed by the NLC President. Federal Advocacy Committees Federal Advocacy Committee members are responsible for advocating on legislative priorities, providing input on legislative priorities, and reviewing and approving policy proposals and resolutions. Additionally, Committee members engage in networking and sharing of best practices. Federal Advocacy Committees are comprised of local elected and appointed city and town officials from NLC member cities. NLC members must apply annually for membership to a Federal Advocacy Committee. The NLC President makes appointments for chair, vice chairs, and general membership. In addition to leading the Federal Advocacy Committees, those appointed as Committee chairs will also serve on NLC s Board of Directors during their leadership year. At the Congressional City Conference, Federal Advocacy Committee members are called upon to advocate for NLC s legislative priorities on Capitol Hill, as well as develop the committee s agenda and work plan for the year. Committee members meet throughout the year to further the plan, hear from guest presenters, discuss advocacy strategies and develop specific policy amendments and resolutions. At the City Summit, Committee members review and approve policy proposals and resolutions. These action items are then forwarded to NLC s Resolutions Committee and are considered at the Annual Business Meeting, also held during the City Summit. Advocacy Throughout the year, Committee members participate in advocacy efforts to influence the federal decisionmaking process, focusing on actions concerning local governments and communities. During the Congressional City Conference, Committee members have an opportunity, and are encouraged, to meet with their congressional representatives on Capitol Hill. When NLC members are involved in the legislative process and share their expertise and experiences with Congress, municipalities have a stronger national voice, affecting the outcomes of federal policy debates that impact cities and towns. 3

5 SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIALS: 2019 Transportation and Infrastructure Services (TIS) Committee Schedule Format Date Time (Eastern) Focus Monday, 3PM 4PM ORIENTATION January 7 th Webinar Wednesday, 3PM 4PM January 23rd Monday, 1PM - 2PM February 25th Congressional Cities Conference in Washington, DC Sunday, March 10th 1:30PM - 4:30PM in person POLICY / /EDUCATION NLC Summer Leadership Retreat in Indianapolis, IN City Summit 2019 in San Antonio, TX Tuesday, April 9th Wednesday, May 8th Thursday, June 6th Tuesday - Thursday, June Monday, July 15th Thursday, August 1 Tuesday, September 10 Wednesday, October 9th Thursday, November 7th Wednesday, November Friday, December 13th 3PM 4PM ADVOCACY / 1PM - 2PM EDUCATION 4PM 5PM POLICY TBA in person POLICY / 1PM - 2PM EDUCATION 3PM 4PM POLICY / ADVOCACY 2PM 3PM EDUCATION 1PM 2PM EDUCATION 3PM 4PM POLICY PREP FOR CITY SUMMIT TBA in person POLICY / 3PM 4PM PLAN FOR 2020! 4

6 2019 Transportation and Infrastructure Services (TIS) Committee Roster Chair Vice Chair Vice Chair James McDonald Councilmember Pinecrest, Fla. Kate Kruller Councilmember Tukwila, Wash. Glenn Otto Councilmember Huber Heights, Ohio. Nancy Backus, Mayor, City of Auburn, WA Robert Bauman, Alderman, City of Milwaukee, WI Charlene Thomas Bybee, Councilmember, City of Sparks, NV Dan Besse, Council Member Southwest Ward, City of Winston-Salem, NC David Bradford, Mayor, City of Muscle Shoals, AL Michael Brown, Mayor, City of Grand Forks, ND Steve away, Mayor, City of Hillsboro, OR Wally Campbell, Vice Mayor, City of Goodyear, AZ 5

7 Krisanna Clark-Endicott, Councilor, City of Redmond, OR Elaine Clegg, Council President Pro Tem, City of Boise City, ID Rod Craig, Mayor, Village of Hanover Park, IL Rodney Craig, Village President, Village of Hanover Park, IL James Crain, Alderman, City of Grandview, MO Mike Dafney, Mayor, City of Alliance, NE Karen Darch, Village President, Village of Barrington, IL Hardie Davis, Mayor, City of Augusta, GA Bryant DeLong, Councilmember, City of North Kansas City, MO Mary Dennis, Mayor, City of Live Oak, TX Steve Douglas, Councilman, City of Commerce City, CO William Droste, Mayor, City of Rosemount, MN Bruce Duke, Councilmember, District 4, City of Kettering, OH Goran Eriksson, Councilman, City of Culver City, CA Katrina Errant, Trustee, Village of Bedford Park, IL Scott Eudey, Vice Mayor, City of Broken Arrow, OK Dan Fowler, Council Member, City of Kansas City, MO Kwasi Fraser, Mayor, Town of Purcellville, VA DeDreana Freeman, Council Member, Ward 1, City of Durham, NC Michelle J. Gomez, Commissioner, City of Tamarac, FL John Goodhouse, Councilor, City of Tigard, OR Mary Hamann-Roland, Mayor, City of Apple Valley, MN Shannon Hardin, Council President, City of Columbus, OH Bill Harris, Commissioner, City of Dania Beach, FL Richard Hayman, Chief of Staff, City of Burton, MI Henry Horn Pyatt, Small Business & Neighborhood Redevelopment Manager, City of Pittsburgh, PA Brian Johnson, Mayor, City of Kennedale, TX 6

8 Peter Kwon, Council Member Position 3, City of SeaTac, WA Theresa Lafer, Council Member, Borough of State College, PA Angela Lawson, Council Member, City of Aurora, CO Michael Leszcz, Council Member At Large/ Council President, City of Laurel, MD Teresa Loar, Councilmember, City of Kansas City, MO Scott Maxwell, Vice Mayor Pro Tem District 1, City of Lake Worth, FL John McAlister, Councilmember, City of Mountain View, CA Valarie Mc, Chief of Government, Communications & International Affairs, City of Cleveland, OH Mary McComber, Mayor, City of Oak Park Heights, MN Debbie McDowell, Vice Mayor, City of North Port, FL Tim McGallian, Councilmember, City of Concord, CA William McLeod, Mayor, Village of Hoffman Estates, IL Lily Mei, Mayor, City of Fremont, CA Mark Mitchell, Mayor, City of Tempe, AZ Denise Mitchell, Councilmember, City of College Park, MD Suzie Nakasian, City Council Representative, City of Northfield, MN Sherri Neil, Intergovernmental Affairs Manager, City of Portsmouth, VA John Noak, Village President, Village of Romeoville, IL Linda F. Omobien, Councilwoman-at-large, City of Akron, OH Trevor Ozawa, Council Member, City and County of Honolulu, HI Melanie Piana, City Councilwoman, City of Ferndale, MI Rita Roberts-Turner, Chief Administrative Officer, City of Nashville-Davidson, TN Hazelle Rogers, Mayor, City of Lauderdale Lakes, FL David Sander, Council Member, City of Rancho Cordova, CA Charles Small, Federal Affairs Liaison, City of Los Angeles, CA Jarrett Smith, Council Member Ward 5, City of Takoma Park, MD Joe A. Smith, Mayor, City of North Little Rock, AR 7

9 Jake Spano, Mayor, City of St. Louis Park, MN Rodney Storm, City Administrator, City of Blair, NE Fred Strong, Councilmember, City of Paso Robles, CA Oscar Trevino, Mayor, City of North Richland Hills, TX Wade Troxell, Mayor, City of Fort Collins, CO Kathy Turley, Council Member, District 1, City of Centennial, CO Kathryn Wilemon, Council Member District 4, City of Arlington, TX Derrick Wood, Mayor, Town of Dumfries, VA 8