Nashville, TN – Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) Commissioner John Schroer names Tanisha Johnson Hall, AICP, as the new Long Range Planning Division Director.…
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Gov. Bill Haslam has been announcing hundreds of millions of dollars in grants for bike trails, landscaping and other projects. The state Department of Transportation expects to spend $12 million on such projects this year.
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State of Tennessee Press Release; April 28, 2011:
NASHVILLE – Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam and Transportation Commissioner John Schroer today released the three-year transportation program, which prioritizes a number of important…
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The governor says he’s confident the number of state employees will shrink. But reductions need to be made “surgically” instead of by slashing staff with massive layoffs, he said.
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State of Tennessee Press Release; Jan. 21, 2011:
Diminished salt supplies force shift in tactics
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – An earlier, colder and snowier winter season has the Tennessee Department of Transportation implementing new…
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NASHVILLE – Ridership on the Regional Transportation Authority’s (RTA) Music City Star hit a record 1,060 commuter passenger trips on Tuesday.
During…
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State of Tennessee Press Release; Dec. 30, 2010:
NASHVILLE—Governor Phil Bredesen announced today that federal aeronautics grants totaling $3,202,614 have been approved for eleven Tennessee airports.
Airports receiving grants include (click on each…
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Arguments still rage over how, when or if local law enforcement should be using the unmanned surveillance equipment. Questions remain as to whether the devices are demonstrably effective at improving road safety, or if they are even constitutional.
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