Facilities Liaison Meeting 5/5/26

Tim Joslin - Workers' Comp Claims Manager

 

Injuries, whether great or small, report them all.  This includes any employee in any capacity.

 

 

Bryne Hagstrom - Motor Pool Manager 

 

The cost-effective solution for local University travel.

 

 

In lieu of presenting at the recent Facilities Liaisons presentation, which ran short on time, I am providing a brief narrative below of what we were going to present, along with the PDF presentation.

 

 

In March 2026, Transportation Services completed its new Campus Transportation Plan in coordination with Campus Planning and other UO departments and campus partners. The plan represents a 20+ year transportation capital project list, along with recommended policies and programs to help the campus meet its travel and parking needs over the years to come. The plan focused on multi-modal travel, including identifying infrastructure needs for bicycles and scooters (including e-devices), shuttles, bus access, walking, and parking for automobiles (including future structured parking). Key solutions proposed in the plan include reducing modal conflicts, separating and prioritizing travel modes, enhancing corridor crossings, strengthening wayfinding, and enhancing travel options. Additional detailed studies are also in process that complement this plan, including an Agate Street Corridor Study and two Parking Garage Feasibility Studies.
 

If you or your team want any additional information or discussion after viewing our presentation slides, please don’t hesitate to contact me.

Thank you,

Paul Comery - Transportation Planner, AICP