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Regional Emergency Operations Plan Development
Emergency Management · Regional Coordination
High Priority
About this project
LAMTPO lacks a public Emergency Operations Plan and a unified mass-notification capability, relying instead on fragmented county systems with no centralized ownership. These gaps create significant coordination and operational risk during regional emergencies, leaving the organization without validated response protocols.
The opportunity
The ITS Architecture update—identified as a top strategic priority—creates a timely integration point for formalizing emergency coordination capabilities. Addressing EOP gaps now, while strategic planning is active and federal transportation funding is available in the region, reduces displacement friction and strengthens public safety outcomes.
Mass Notification Platform Consolidation
Emergency Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
LAMTPO currently relies on fragmented, county-level notification systems it does not own or control, creating gaps in reach, reliability, and accountability during emergencies. The absence of a unified, organization-owned platform and a public Emergency Operations Plan elevates operational and public safety risk across the region.
The opportunity
No incumbent platform is in place, making this a greenfield initiative without displacement complexity. Stable leadership and a positive regional budget environment support near-term action, and existing cooperative procurement agreements may provide a streamlined path to acquisition within standard thresholds.
Web Accessibility Compliance Before the April 2027 Deadline
Web Accessibility · Regulatory Compliance
High Priority
About this project
A federal mandate requires WCAG 2.1 Level A/AA website accessibility compliance by April 2027. Because LAMTPO's public-facing website is managed by the City of Morristown, both entities share accountability, and failure to comply creates legal exposure and barriers to equitable public access.
The opportunity
The April 2027 deadline establishes a clear and actionable procurement window within the current planning cycle. Existing cooperative purchasing agreements already in use by the City of Morristown offer an expedited, compliant path to procure a solution without a full competitive bid process.
Sourcewell
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Fleet Management · Transportation Technology
High Priority
About this project
LAMTPO has secured federal RAISE and TIP funding for transportation infrastructure, including ADA-compliant vehicles, GPS, and radios, but fleet record and ownership uncertainty creates governance risk. Alignment with the 2050 Metropolitan Transportation Plan and regional electrification strategies signals a clear trajectory toward fleet modernization.
The opportunity
Federal transportation funding already in place creates a favorable environment for technology investment, and cooperative purchasing agreements offer a streamlined procurement path. Acting within the current funding cycle supports strategic plan alignment, long-term sustainability goals, and responsible stewardship of public infrastructure dollars.
RAISE grants
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