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About Us
Our Department, directed by Lance Wilber, promotes and ensures safe and efficient transportation and
communications. Our responsibilities range from long-
range transportation planning to the day-to-day operations of our traffic signals and street signs.
We provide services that move people and goods on
our roads and pedestrian systems.

We work hard to streamline the development process of the Transportation Improvement Program that funds
the majority of the transportation infrastructure.
We also focus on addressing neighborhood traffic concerns and operations that maximize public safety,
as well as continue to provide expertise to ensure that
public safety communications and electronic systems are fully functional for all Municipal agencies.

 
Department Divisions

Traffic Engineering Division

The Traffic Engineering Division encompasses several very important sections of the Traffic Department, including Safety, Signals, and Data sections, all of which play key roles in the development and maintenance of municipal roadways and the safety of both drivers and pedestrians within the Municipality of Anchorage.

Click here for more detailed information about the Traffic Engineering Division.


Transportation Planning/AMATS Division
In 2006, Anchorage received approximately $22 million
in federal funds for highways, roads, trails and related improvements. The Transportation Planning Division staffs the Anchorage Metropolitan Area Transportation Solutions (AMATS) which is a coordinated planning process to set priorities for spending these funds. This division also prepares the community's Long Range Transportation Plan, which is a tool to implement the comprehensive plan. Click here for more information about the Transportation Planning Division.

Communications Division

The Communications Division is a vital part of city functionality. The division maintains the municipal 800 Mhz trunk radio system and all municipal portable/mobile radios. They also inspect and test the Anchorage Fire Department (AFD) biomedical equipment and all municipal Life pak defibrillators. Click here for more information about our Communications Division.

 

  Senior Electronic Technician
  Ed Wise installing computer
  hardware in an APD vehicle.

Administration Division
The Administration Division is responsible for all administrative tasks, personnel, contracts, finance, and budget-related issues as well as maintaining and promoting the city's Adopt-A-Road and Special Activity Permit programs.  Click here for more information about our Administration Division.

Related Links

• MOA Context Sensitive Solutions Policy 
• Traffic Calming Post Construction Survey
• Highway To Highway
Annual Traffic Report
• Traffic Calming Policy Manual
• AK DOT Pedestrian/Bicycle Collision Report
• Non-Motorized Transportation Plan
• Pedestrian Safety for Schools
• Anchorageroads.org
• Driveway Standards
• Sign Installation Detail
• Street Sign Repair Information
• Road Ownership Map
• TIA Requirements
• Truck Information
• Memorial Road Sign Application
• 2002 HSIP By DOWL
• Tudor Corridor Study - Final Draft
• Staff Directory


Related Agencies
• Transportation Planning
• Right-Of-Way Enforcement
• Street Maintenance
• Project Management & Engineering

External Links

• State of Alaska DOT & PF
• Alaska Traffic Manual
• MUTCD - Millennium Edition
• SOA Memorial Road Sign Info
• Road Construction Advisories
• Primary Seat Belt Law Info
•   Knik Arm Crossing EIS
• Central Region HSIP
• Glenn/Bragaw Project Info


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