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3-26-04
Board
clears way for planning transfer of Banks Lowman
road to state
The
Transportation Board this week authorized ITD staff
to begin developing a cooperative agreement with
Boise County to transfer the Banks Lowman highway
to the state.
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ITD
employees honored for years of service
ITD's
54 employees honored for their longevity with the
department Tuesday collectively represented about
850 years of service, announced Director Dave Ekern.
In
addition to the longevity awards, other honors were
presented to the Maintenance and Safety persons
of the year and employees who achieved a 1-percent
United Way contribution level.
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Intranet
site fosuses on technology transformation
An
Intranet site unveiled this week will enable ITD employees
to engage in the departments technology transformation
process, chronicle its progress and interact with
project managers.
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April
5 meeting to initiate move to new financial system
ITD is about to begin
a well-conceived, 15-month transition to a new Integrated
Financial Management System (IFMS) and its accompanying
software suite from American Management Systems (AMS)
called Advantage 3.
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ITD
to participate in six-state disaster exercise
The
Earths bowels have been rumbling for the past
month near Mount St. Helens...
This artificial backdrop will serve as a foundation
for Cascade Fury II, a disaster drill that will be
staged May 25-27 in Alta, Wyo., east of Driggs.
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Facility
maintenance ready to help with workplace needs
Maintaining
a safe, secure, efficient workplace is essential to
keeping the transportation department running smoothly
and efficiently.
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Arts
& crafts fair planned at Headquarters
DOROLCO,
the employee organization, will sponsor its first-ever
spring arts and crafts sale April 23 in the Headquarters
lobby. The event will include handmade arts and crafts
and quality, flea market items.
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Montana
special plates menu mushrooms to 47
Oregon
concerned about distracted drivers
Rail-to-trail
gains steam in Washington
Cruise lines agree to plan for waste water dumping
Crapo:
Don't abdicate your voting privilege
Study:
Boise among best places for businesses
High
school students learn about fuel cells
Manifest
destiny: Eagle, Star looking to expand
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