Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from James A. Stewart’s organization
Jan 1, 2027·StrategicPlan
Board
Kansas Triennial Highway Safety Plan 2027-2029
This Triennial Highway Safety Plan for Kansas outlines a comprehensive strategy to enhance highway safety and reduce traffic fatalities, injuries, and crashes from 2027 to 2029. The plan establishes data-driven performance targets and identifies key program areas, including Community Traffic Safety, Distracted Driving, Impaired Driving, Motorcyclist Safety, Occupant Protection, Police Traffic Services, Preventing Roadside Deaths, Speeding, Teen Traffic Safety, Traffic Records, and Vulnerable Road Users. It details specific countermeasure strategies and allocates funding to achieve its overarching goal of improving the quality of life for the traveling public in Kansas.
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Kansas Traffic Records Coordinating Committee Strategic Plan 2026-2030
The Kansas Traffic Records Coordinating Committee Strategic Plan serves as a guiding document for the state's efforts in traffic records, encompassing project development, partner coordination, and strategy evaluation. The plan's vision is to establish the primary integrated data destination for life-saving strategies aimed at improving the quality of life for the traveling public on Kansas roadways. Its mission is to reduce fatalities and serious injuries by providing timely, accurate, integrated, and accessible traffic records data. The strategic goals are focused on improving and expanding the quantity and quality of traffic safety data, enhancing information sharing, and fostering collaboration and innovation.
May 21, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Division of Aviation Airport Development Guide Introductory Discussion
The discussion centered on the introduction of an Airport Development Guide for Kansas airports. Key topics included the emergence of new aviation technologies, such as advanced air mobility, drones, and hybrid aircraft, and their potential use cases for the state, including air ambulance access, essential air service, and public safety. Participants explored infrastructure requirements to support these technologies, such as electric charging capabilities, airport layout plan updates, utility and energy needs, and multimodal integration. The session emphasized the importance of proactive, incremental planning for airports to prepare for future technological demands and identified various potential funding sources for these developments.
Feb 19, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Emerging Aviation Technology Working Group Meeting
The working group discussed several key initiatives, including a grant program from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment to replace diesel equipment with electric alternatives and associated charging infrastructure. The meeting also covered the Kansas Department of Transportation's cost share grant program for transportation infrastructure. Additionally, participants reviewed the activities of the Aviation Advisory Committee, updates on the Advanced Air Mobility roadmap, and plans for airport development guides and infrastructure analysis.
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