Oahu MPO needed a better way to run Call for Projects — one source of truth instead of a maze of spreadsheets, and a scoring process fast enough to keep up with a growing LRTP. In this session, Maile Greenhill, Transportation Planner at Oahu MPO, will share an honest look at their implementation of ProjectTracker — how their process has changed, and where they’re headed next as they explore a more transparent approach to prioritization.
While Oahu MPO manages a distinct island geography, the challenges are familiar to MPOs and DOTs everywhere: too many spreadsheets, too little staff time, and growing pressure for transparency in project scoring.
The session will be hosted by Mark Chavez, Technical Enablement Manager at EcoInteractive by SOVRA, with time set aside for live Q&A.
Why Oahu MPO moved away from spreadsheet-based scoring
How ProjectTracker helped them manage a growing LRTP
Real-world lessons from onboarding and configuration
Where they’re headed next with project prioritization
Live Q&A with the Oahu MPO team