On March 18, join the Westside Transportation Alliance (WTA) staff, members, and special guests at WTA’s Annual Meeting. Featured speakers include Kaiser Permanente’s Dr. Philip Wu, Washington County Commissioner Dick Schouten and Metro Senior Policy Advisor Andy Cotugno. Here’s more from WTA:
How does what we build and where we build influence transportation choices, opportunities for physical activity, fuel consumption and Green House Gas emissions? The Westside Transportation Alliance (WTA) will explore this question at our annual meeting on Thursday, March 18.
Featured speakers include Dr. Philip Wu, Pediatric Lead for Weight Management and Community Health at Kaiser Permanente, Washington County Commissioner Dick Schouten and Andy Cotugno, Metro Senior Policy Advisor. The group will present the results of a recent Transportation Research Board study on the community and environmental impacts of the built environment and compare the findings with local models. Mr. Cotugno was a member of the TRB study committee producing the report: Driving and the Built Environment.
Thursday, March 18
7:45 to 9:45 a.m. (Program starts promptly at 8:00 a.m.)
Coldwell Banker Building at the Beaverton Round
12725 SW Millikan Way, #390
Beaverton, OR 97005
Take Max to Beaverton Central Max Station or park in the garage on Millikan Way. The entrance to the building faces the Max station.
Join us for a complimentary continental breakfast and good company.
RSVP to Pete@wta-tma.org
