pquinn

Member since December 30, 2008 | My Activity | My Portfolio

About Me

KDOT social media manager

@KDOTHQ: www.twitter.com/KDOTHQ

GovLoop: www.govloop.com/profile/PatrickQuinn

Community Roundtable: http://bit.ly/fIRT1

I Am Looking For

To participate in an exciting new approach to government.

My Community Activity

transpotweets 090210 This week @KDOTHQ: RT @ transpr : #DOTs #hurricane #earl @ NCDOT @ MassDOT @ VaDOT & Emerg Agencies @ CraigatFEMA @ MassEMA @ NYSEMO @ nccrimecontrol @ mema_feeds Hurricane Earl is on the way, and Chris was more... 9/2/2010 4:15 PM \| \| Comment
transpotweets 08202010 This week @KDOTHQ: @KDOTHQ: Kansas City.com: http://bit.ly/99pCwq Drunk Driving Enforcement steps up. Law enforcement is cracking down on impaired driving all across Kansas. Please be smart. RT @ pitchplog : more... 8/19/2010 6:07 PM \| \| Comment
transpotweets 081210 This week @KDOTHQ : @KDOTHQ : THERECORD: Culture shift needed to stop mixing cellphones and cars http://bit.ly/avk6JZ This issue draws more interest every day, and now that Oprah Winfrey is publicizing it, more... 8/12/2010 6:44 PM \| \| Comment
transpotweets 080510 This week @KDOTHQ : RT @ JohnFMoore : Great infographic, Our Very Connected, Always-On World: http://om.ly/qMaT John Moore is a nationally known writer on social media and social government. His blog, Random more... 8/5/2010 4:16 PM \| 1 \| Comment
Guest Blogger: Maeve Amadeus Lorenz Notes from a New Driver I just turned 14 and in Kansas that means I can get my permit for driving. Very exciting stuff! I went to the DMV waited in the long line and finally took my test. I got a 20/25 which more... 8/5/2010 3:33 PM \| \| Comment pquinn: Great job, Maeve! 8/5/2010 3:33 PM stevesw: Nicely done. 8/6/2010 8:16 AM
transpotweets 072910 This week @KDOTHQ : RT @ publici House Transpo Committee unveils searchable/sortable spreadsheet for earmarks http://bit.ly/c6SyRV (via @ OpenSecretsDC ) #opengov Great Moments in Transparency: Rep. Jim more... 7/29/2010 3:53 PM \| \| Comment
US 83 Sublette to Scott City Final Report Haskell, Finney and Scott counties US-83 Project Identification and Needs Study--Final Report 7/26/2010 11:24 AM \| 3 \| Comment
US 83 Sublette to Scott City Aerial Plates Haskell, Finney and Scott counties US-83 Project Identification and Needs Study--Aerial Views. 7/26/2010 11:17 AM \| 2 \| Comment
US 69 aerial view (north) #2 US 69 aerial view (north) #2 7/23/2010 4:36 PM \| \| Comment jklinkon: How can the city manager and councilmen of Arma dictate to the KDOT where they want the corridor to go. Why did you not get input from the landowners affected by the highway!!!!!!! We have farmed this land since 1920+- and would like input into this decision to cut our farm directly into two parts and destroy our lifetime investments. Also the proposal to turn US highway 71 in Missouri into an interstate was taken into consideration. 7/24/2010 5:06 PM Priscilla Petersen: Response from KDOT: Although KDOT will make the final selection of the corridor location for the U.S. 69 expansion in Crawford County, we have actively sought input from local stakeholders, elected officials and the general public. One of our key advisory groups consists of officials from Arma, Girard, Frontenac, Pittsburg and Crawford County. KDOT has held several public meetings in previous years, and in spring of 2011 will host another public meeting concerning the most recent changes to the Crawford County Corridor. We continue to encourage questions and comments from all citizens during the preliminary engineering process. Thanks for your input. 7/28/2010 9:24 AM
US 69 aerial view (north) #1 US 69 aerial view (north) #1 7/23/2010 4:35 PM \| \| Comment

My Portfolio

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Preservation: The Rough Road Ahead

Preservation: The Rough Road Ahead
Kansans transportation investments are facing a "preservation gap."

T-WORKS Fact Sheet

T-WORKS Fact Sheet
An overview of revenues and expenditures under the new state transportation plan.

Work Zone Safety Awareness

Work Zone Safety Awareness
Don't forget the faces behind the orange vests!