The Executive Oversight Committee (EOC) provides an opportunity for a collaborative approach to share information among the four government agencies overseeing the development of the H2H project. The EOC is composed of the Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities (DOT&PF) Central Regional Director, the Mayor of the Municipality of Anchorage (MOA), the Regional Administrator for the Federal Transit Administration (FTA), and the Alaska Division Administrator for the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). Each agency brings unique expertise, authority, and responsibilities to the project. The EOC will provide an unprecedented (in Alaska) coordination and consultation opportunity to identify issues, provide resources and authority, and coordinate those resources to ensure a successful project.
EOC Membership (as of 07-01-09)
- Gordon Keith, P.E., Central Region Director, DOT&PF
- Dan Sullivan, Mayor, MOA
- Rick Krochalis, Regional Administrator, FTA
- Dave Miller, Alaska Division Administrator, FHWA
12-08-09 Meeting #7
Meeting Minutes will be posted when available.
09-16-09 Meeting #6
06-29-09 Meeting #5
Draft Partnering Agreement for EOC Consideration
03-16-09 Meeting #4
The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) officially joined the project team on
Monday, March 16 at the H2H Executive Oversight Committee (EOC) Meeting held
at the Anchorage Senior Center.
A Memorandum of
Understanding was signed that defines FTA’s role and responsibilities. For more details about the meeting please visit the links below:
Agenda
Press Release
Memorandum of Understanding
Meeting Minutes
03-16-09 EOC Meeting left to right: Acting Mayor Matt Claman; Gordon Keith, Central
Region Director of the Alaska DOT&PF; and Dave Miller, Division Administrator of the FHWA.
03-16-09 EOC Meeting audience at the Anchorage Senior Center.
10-21-08 Meeting #3
Agenda
Meeting Minutes
07-29-08 Meeting #2
Agenda
Meeting Minutes
07-28-08 EOC Meeting from left to right: Former Mayor and current Senator Begich; Gordon Keith, Central Region Director of the Alaska DOT&PF; and Dave Miller, Division Administrator of the FHWA.
05-01-08 Meeting #1
Agenda
Meeting Minutes
How does the EOC operate?
The EOC is a coordination group that informs the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) process. The EOC meets in person (or via teleconference) approximately quarterly.
Does an EOC exist for every transportation project?
No. The EOC was formed due to the scale of the H2H project. The H2H project is one of the largest and most complex transportation projects Anchorage has seen in years. The EOC provides a unique coordination and consultation opportunity for the project team to ensure a successful project development process.
Are EOC meetings open to the public?
EOC meetings are open to the public.
