On Nov. 15, 2018, the Transportation Commission adopted Policy Directive (PD) 1905.0 “Building Resilience into Transportation Infrastructure and Operations”, which directs CDOT to support state resilience goals by incorporating resilience in strategic decisions about transportation assets and operations. The Multimodal Planning Branch in the Division of Transportation Development (DTD) is taking the lead to work with specific branches and programs to implement the vision in PD 1905.0.
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Year Published: 2018
Published by: Colorado Department of Transportation
Summary
In December 2018, the Resilience Program in CDOT's Multimodal Planning Branch launched a 2-year project to define a standard for risk assessments in Colorado. Another project that began in early 2020 aims to demonstrate how to use information about risk and resiliency in core CDOT functions such as planning, asset management, operations, maintenance and design and construction. That project includes five, proof-of-concept case studies and will be complete by the end of calendar 2021. DTD has also produced an interactive web map that allows users to view various naturals hazards and other threats as they relate to CDOT assets.