Dear Friends of the Health and Transportation Subcommittee –
We are pleased to announce that the proceedings from the session “Raising Public Health Issues to a Higher Level in the Transportation Sector” from this year’s TRB Annual Meeting are now available on our website (http://www.trbhealth.org/)
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Direct Link:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/14663201/2014_CEO_Session.pdf
The session was a panel discussion where we heard the perspective from three senior state transportation officials and a state health commissioner on raising public health issues to a higher level
in the transportation sector, moderated by our Subcommittee’s own Ed Christopher.
Panelists were:
Richard Davey: Secretary and Chief Executive Officer, Massachusetts DOT
Cheryl Bartlett: Commissioner, Massachusetts State Health Department
Michael Lewis: Director, Rhode Island DOT
Kathleen Davis: Director, Washington DOT Department of Highways and Local Programs
Thank you!
Best,
Megan
*** Please note that I work Tuesday - Friday. Thank you! ***
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Megan L. Wier, MPH
Epidemiologist and Lead - Health, Transportation and Equity
Environmental Health Branch, Population Health Division
San Francisco Department of Public Health
1390 Market Street, Suite 210
San Francisco, CA 94102
phone: 415-252-3972, fax: 415-252-3964
Megan.Wier@sfdph.org;
www.sfhealthequity.org
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