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Maricopa County — Informal (2015-11-02)

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John John S. S. Halikowski Halikowski
Director Director
Arizona Arizona Department Department of of Transportation Transportation
Nov. Nov. 2, 2, 2015 2015

Transportation Drives
Quality Job Creation
KEY COMMERCE CORRIDORS

Creating a Strong Economy
KEY COMMERCE CORRIDORS

Arizona’s Exports
KEY COMMERCE CORRIDORS

Goods-Producing Industries are Job
Multipliers
Industry Industry Total
Jobs Local Jobs
Aerospace/Defense 1,000 4,200+
Optics 1,000 3,900+
Advanced Manufacturing 1,000 3,100+
Make it Here and Sell it There!
KEY COMMERCE CORRIDORS

Arizona’s Competitive
Advantage
KEY COMMERCE CORRIDORS

The 20-year Plan
Arizona’s economic
vitality depends on
upgrading and
expanding
1970s-vintage
commerce corridors
to meet the demands
of the
21st century.
KEY COMMERCE CORRIDORS

“On-time delivery is an essential process. If we don’t have
wheels rolling, we are not going to make money and people are
not going to be fed.”
— Joe Palmisano, Peddler’s Son Produce & Provisions

Arizona: The State of Opportunity
Transportation is the
foundation of a
thriving economy and
good jobs.
Make it Here and Sell it EVERYWHERE!
KEY COMMERCE CORRIDORS

Transportation Systems Management
and Operations (TSM&O)
• Optimize Performance of Existing Transportation
Infrastructure, such as Key Commerce Corridors
• Preserve Capacity, Improve Safety and Reliability
• Involve All Facets of ADOT
KEY COMMERCE CORRIDORS

Why Key Commerce Corridors?
Connect Arizona’s businesses and industries
to domestic and global markets
Generate good-paying jobs
Boost the statewide economy and tax revenues
Stimulate growth along commerce corridors,
including future I-11
Local jobs, global markets
KEY COMMERCE CORRIDORS

Discussion