The majority of serious injuries and deaths in Minnesota occur on local roads. All road owners need to take intersection safety seriously. This workshop is intended to provide local government elected officials and employees with a basic understanding of intersection safety problems, issues and liability, and the role they play in making local intersections safer and protecting their agency from litigation. This workshop provides practical information for common safety problems that do not require an engineer, as well as background information on problems that do require engineering expertise.
Mail or fax your registration or register online no later than one week prior to the program. Preregistration allows us to contact you if the workshop must be postponed due to weather or other factors. A refund of the registration fee, minus a $30 cancellation fee, will be made if written cancellation is received at least five working days before the workshop. Disability accommodations will be provided upon request.
Shirley Mueffelman, 612-624-4754, cceconf2@umn.edu
The workshop is designed for elected officials, law enforcement officers, municipal workers, and safety advocacy groups. It is primarily for non-engineers and does NOT include an engineering-level discussion.
Frank Peloubet has more than 20 years of experience in sanitary engineering and water-related areas. His background includes 10 years as a wastewater and storm water utility manger, plus experience with the North Dakota environmental regulatory agency. Peloubet has worked on municipal and county drainage projects with a local engineering consulting firm to design culvert installations, and has taught water- and transportation- related courses. He is a graduate of North Dakota State University.
Category Asubsidized:
Registration: 8:00 a.m.
Class hours: 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.