Public documents that mention Ashley Lynn Halford.
Oct 7, 2026·Board meeting
Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission Regular Meeting
The meeting included a legislative report covering federal funding extensions and oversight of state transportation projects. Financial updates were provided by the Missouri Transportation Finance Committee regarding audits and infrastructure loans, as well as by the retirement system board. The commission discussed traffic safety initiatives, highlighting the 'Buckle Up Phone Down' campaign. The director's report provided an update on legislative project progress and the appointment of a new chief administrative officer.
Feb 4, 2026
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Missouri Highways And Transportation Commission Meeting Minutes
Key discussions during this meeting included the approval of contract authorizations for the Improve I-70 Project, totaling over $103 million for specific construction segments, contingent upon fund transfers. The Commission also reviewed the annual Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) report, noting workforce issues (high turnover) as the highest risk exposure, followed by concerns regarding declining fuel tax revenue as a long-term financial risk. An overview of the department's asset management approach for maintaining the state's extensive transportation system, including pavement and bridge preservation efforts, was presented. Furthermore, a comprehensive update on succession planning was provided, highlighting the high percentage of employees eligible for retirement soon and the ongoing effort to develop talent. Business issues covered included approving the Fiscal Year 2026 budget amendment to reflect mandated decreases, approving the audit services agreement with RubinBrown LLP for FY2026-2028, and awarding Cost Share Economic Development funds to DeLong's Incorporated. The Commission also considered and awarded numerous bids for transportation improvements and approved detailed project plans for condemnation.
Oct 1, 2025·Board meeting
Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission Open Meeting Agenda
The meeting agenda includes consideration of minutes from regular and special meetings, committee and board reports covering audit, legislative matters, transportation finance, retirement system, and roadway safety. It also features the MoDOT Director's Report, public presentations from the Missouri Rail Passenger Advisory Committee and Great Rivers Greenway, and MoDOT presentations on transportation improvements, updates from the St. Louis District, vulnerable road users, and high priority unfunded needs. The agenda also covers business issues such as medical and life insurance plan appointments, approval of plans for condemnation, requests for highway location and design approvals, and consideration of disposal of excess property.
Sep 4, 2025·Board meeting
Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission Meeting Minutes
The meeting included reports from various committees, including the Audit and Legislative Committees. The Legislative Committee discussed a special session addressing congressional redistricting and initiative petition reform, as well as the upcoming legislative session. MoDOT's proposed 2026 legislative agenda focuses on safety and memorial highways, including initiatives related to ignition interlock devices, child passenger restraints, and the Fallen Heroes Memorial Sign Fund. The director provided updates on the state design engineer, financial service director, and southeast district engineer announcements. The condition of the state system was presented, including pavement, signs, and bridges. An update was given on the Human Resources Division, including strategies, succession planning, policy review, compensation, and employee development. Bids for transportation improvements were considered, and an amendment to the 2026-2030 Statewide Transportation Improvement Program was approved. Approval of plans for condemnation and a request for approval of location and/or design on highways were also discussed.
