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  Long Beach Daisy-Myrtle Bicycle Boulevard By: Min Zhou, P.E., Director of OC Operations, KOA Corporation The Long Beach Daisy-Myrtle Bicycle Boulevard is a 9.5-mile federal, state, and county-funded bikeway that connects Downtown, Central, and North Long Beach in Southern California.  The project includes a number of context-sensitive traffic calming treatments implemented along the corridor more >
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  Western District One ITE Task Force Update

  Thank you to all of our Sections and Chapters who participated in the discussions regarding the One ITE initiative over the past few months.  Based on your questions, comments, and input, the Western District One ITE Task Force has written a letter to the International Board of Direction (IBOD) for consideration during their upcoming more >
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  Seeking Nominations for Western District Officer Candidates and Achievement Awards (UPDATED)

  The Western District Board is seeking nominations of qualified candidates for Secretary-Treasurer and International Director to run in the June 2019 election. Typically, nominations are rotated between inside/outside California, but for the upcoming elections the District is putting out an open call for nominations.  Secretary-Treasurer and International Director nominations can be submitted for individuals regardless more >
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  President’s Message

  The year has started off with quite a few visits to our Sections and Chapters. Thank you to Central California, Idaho, Riverside San Bernardino, Central Coast, Southern California, and San Diego Sections/Chapters for hosting me this past month. I am looking forward to wrapping up this month’s travel with a visit to the Arizona more >
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  Student Endowment Fund: September/October

  In a remarkable display of cooperation, two rival universities are submitting a joint September-October spotlight for the Western District’s Student Endowment Fund. Students from the University of Southern California (USC) and UCLA’s ITE student chapters have contributed the responses below. They intend to jointly hold events in the coming years. How did you join more >
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  International Director’s Report

  International Board of ITE meets in Minneapolis Big Changes in Store for the Western District By Karen Aspelin, P.E., P.T.O.E., International Director from the Western District The following summarizes the third of four calendar year meetings of ITE’s International Board of Direction (IBOD), which met August 18-19 in Minneapolis. Financials Executive Director Jeff Paniati more >
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  International Director’s Report

  By Carlos A. Ortiz, International Director The ITE International Board of Directors (IBOD) met in Jackson, Wyoming for our Spring Board Meeting on May 16th and 17th. The meeting was held prior to our Intermountain Section Annual Meeting and provided our non-Western District Board Members with the opportunity to experience an Intermountain Section Annual more >
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  President’s Message

  It is an honor to serve as the Western District President and I’d like to thank the membership in trusting me with this role. We had a successful meeting with the Texas District in Keystone that included a great mix of the Western and Texas District traditions as well as a great technical program. more >
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  Upcoming Western District One ITE Task Force Meetings (Updated)

  The Western District One ITE Task Force was formed in June 2018 to examine the implications of ITE International’s One ITE initiative.  Our goal is to work with ITE International’s One ITE Task Force, provide guidance and information, and assist Sections and Chapters with their desired next steps.   The Western District One ITE Task more >
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  President’s Message

  In case you missed Mark’s presidents message at the Business Luncheon, you can read it here: It‘s been my privilege to serve as our District President these past two years! This past year we were able to continue advancements in all five of the Western District Strategic Plan goals. These include: • providing our more >

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