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NYU Wagner Rudin Center for Transportation Policy & Management

NYU Wagner Rudin Center for Transportation Policy & Management. New York, NY May 1, 2008 Mortimer L. Downey Chairman, PB Consult, Inc Intergovernmental Forum Chair. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance . Financing Transportation In the 21 st Century

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NYU Wagner Rudin Center for Transportation Policy & Management

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  1. NYU Wagner Rudin Center for Transportation Policy & Management New York, NY May 1, 2008 Mortimer L. Downey Chairman, PB Consult, Inc Intergovernmental Forum Chair

  2. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance Financing Transportation In the 21st Century An Intergovernmental Perspective January 2008

  3. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance Convened by the National Academy of Public Administration on behalf of the Intergovernmental Cooperation Consortium CSG ICMA NACO NCSL NGA NLC

  4. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance 20 Members designated by consortium members or added by the Forum NAPA Mortimer Downey Ed de Seve NACO Scott Hagerty (Alameda County Tony Giancola (NACE) NGA Bill Graves (Frmr Gov Kansas) NCSL Capri Cafaro (Ohio Senate) Bruce Starr (Oregon Senate) CSG Mark Norris (Tenn Senate) NLC Richard Daley (Chicago) Marcia Marcoux (Rochester, MN) ICMA Suzette Denslo (Va Mun League) Mike Eastland (NoCent TX COG)

  5. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance 20 Members designated by consortium members or added by the Forum Executive Andrew Abrams (OMB) Branch Phyllis Scheinberg (DOT) Congress Jim Hearn (Sen Budget) Jim Kolb (House T & I) Jim Tymon (House T & I) Others Jack Basso (AASHTO) Tom Downs (Eno Foundation) Rudy Penner (Urban Institute)

  6. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance PROCESS Staff Research and Interviews Expert Advisory Panel Commissioned Paper on Roles and Responsibilities Committee Meetings (3) Report Drafting and Review General Consensus on Report with Exceptions as Noted

  7. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance What are the elements of the transportation system? Who owns and operates these different elements? How do federal, state and local jurisdictions work together? • How is the system funded? • How are priorities set and plans made? • Who builds it? • Who operates and maintains it?

  8. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance Transportation in America is an Intergovernmental Enterprise • Planning • Financing • Building • Operating

  9. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance

  10. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance

  11. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance Funding Responsibilties

  12. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance

  13. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance Funding Sources

  14. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance

  15. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance System Ownership

  16. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance

  17. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance Interwoven Process

  18. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance

  19. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance The System is Facing Challenges Vision Needed Increased Demand Performance Costs Funding

  20. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance

  21. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance

  22. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance

  23. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance

  24. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance CONTEXT

  25. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance Evolution of the Federal Role-- Renewed Vision for Transportation Developments in Goods Movement Climate Change Fiscal Strains at all Government Levels

  26. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance RECOMMENDATIONS

  27. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance Recommendation One Take Prompt Action to Sustain Revenue Sources

  28. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance Recommendation Two Collaboratively Establish National Performance Goals and Intergovernmental Roles/Responsibilities

  29. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance Recommendation Three Maintain the “User/Beneficiary Pay” Principle

  30. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance Recommendation Four Examine a Wide Range of Revenue Scenarios—Traditional and New

  31. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance Recommendation Five Consider the Intergovernmental Impacts of Financing Proposals

  32. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance Recommendation Six Provide Transition Time for Major Shifts in Finance

  33. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance Report Available www.napawash.org/pc_intergov/Forum_transportation.html

  34. Intergovernmental Fiscal Forum on Transportation Finance Questions?

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