Roads and Streets
April 17th-19th 2019
68th Annual Conference On Roads and Streets
April 17th-19th 2019
The Arizona Conference on Roads & Streets is the largest event for Arizona engineers and contractors from the public, tribal, and private sectors. Roads & Streets consists of a Trade-show with over 50 hours of technical seminars and more!
Conference registrations are $350 per person prior to March 1st or $425 after March 1st. Registrations cannot be shared between different people for different days or events.
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Location:
Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa
3800 E Sunrise Dr, Tucson, AZ 85718
Join us at the largest transportation event for Arizona engineers and contractors from the public and private sectors. Approximately 1,800 attendees and 120 exhibitors are expected to participate in the 2019 conference. To be included, reserve your exhibit booth or sponsorship today!
Programs of interest for industry leaders and staff from small, medium, and large municipalities, counties, tribes, agencies, universities, consultants and contractors offered throughout the conference. All program attendees will be awarded professional development hours for their attendance.
Program Offerings Include:
- ADOT and County Reports
- Constructions and Contracting
- Environment / Sustainability / Livability
- Bridges
- City Caucus
- Metropolitan /Urban /Rural
- Tribal
- Management / Public
- Technology / Research / Pavement / Materials
- Planning / Traffic / ITS / Safety
- Financing Transportation
- Growth / Development
- Multi-Modal
- Universities
- Utilities
Then & Now:
A brief history of the Arizona Conference on Roads & Streets by the numbers
The Arizona Conference on Roads & Streets has been drawing audiences from around the country for nearly 70 years. A gathering place for industry professionals to attend presentations offered by local and national leaders as well as freely exchange knowledge and know-how, the Arizona Conference on Roads & Streets has been, and continues to be, the epicenter for innovation and advancement in Arizona transportation.
THEN
1st Arizona Conference on Roads & Streets: 1938
- Number of Attendees: 250-300
- Sponsors: 3
- Arizona Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)
- University of Arizona
- Arizona Highway Department
NOW
67th Arizona Conference on Roads & Streets: 2018
- Number of Attendees: 1,700+
- Sponsors: 30+
- Tradeshow Exhibitors: 100+
- Sessions: 60+
- Professional Development Hours: 50+
Did you Know?
The Arizona Conference on Roads & Streets was suspended on account of World War II. In 1957 the conference resumed under the leadership of the University of Arizona’s Professor Hall.
Legacy Awards
The Legacy Awards are presented at the Roads & Streets Conference and recognize one or more outstanding individuals who have made a significant contribution to transportation in the State of Arizona.
Nominees can come from government, private practice, construction, education or industry. They need not be an engineer, but they must be a person whose contribution is noteworthy.
Jump to previous Award Winners by clicking on the following year below.
2017 Legacy Award Winners
The 7th Annual Arizona Transportation Legacy Award Recipients are:
- John Bernal
- Dave Crawford
- James Glock
- Jane Morris*
- Michael Sabatini
* Posthumously recognized
The presentation was held at the closing Roads & Streets luncheon on Friday, April 14, 2017
2016 Legacy Award Winners
The 6th Annual Arizona Transportation Legacy Award Recipients are:
- James B. Girand
- Ed Green
- Ralph Hoffman
- Charles H. Huckelberry
- John Louis
- Victor Mendez
- Martin Shultz
2015 Legacy Award Winners
The 5th Annual Arizona Transportation Legacy Award Recipients are:
- Peter L. Eno
- Shellie Ginn
- Geza Kmetty
- Daniel (Dan) S. Lance
- John Eugene McGee*
- Bob Mickelson
- Curt Slagell
* Posthumously recognized
2014 Legacy Award Winners
The 4th Annual Arizona Transportation Legacy Award Recipients are:
- Timothy “Tim” M. Ahrens *
- E. LeRoy Brady
- John E. Carlson, Sr. *
- David K. French
- Dr. Larry Hansen
- Dean Lindsey
- Richard “Rick” J. Simonetta
- Elizabeth “Liba” Wheat
* Posthumously recognized
2013 Legacy Award Winners
The 3rd Annual Arizona Transportation Legacy Award Recipients are:
- Alan "Wayne" Collins
- Kenneth "Ken" Davis
- Ginger Murdough
2012 Legacy Award Winners
The 2nd Annual Arizona Transportation Legacy Award Recipients are:
- William “Bill” Alfier
- Harold Ashton, Sr. *
- Nathan “Nate” Banks
- Jerry Cannon
- Hurvie E. Davis
- Robert C. Esterbrooks
- Kim Lilly-Moody
- R. Dale Martin *
- John Nelson
- Mary Peters
- James R. Redpath
- Thomas L. Swanson *
* Posthumously recognized
2011 Legacy Award Winners
The 1st Annual Arizona Transportation Legacy Award Recipients are:
- James Attebery
- John J. “Jack” DeBolske
- Katie Dusenberry
- Ed Hall
- Dr. Rudolf Jimenez
- Oscar T. Lyon, Jr.
- Jim McDonald
- William Ordway
- John Ritoch
- Robert Vaughan
Southern Arizona Branch APWA Scholarship Golf Outing
Wednesday, April 17, 2019
In Conjunction with the 2019 Roads & Streets Conference
***Quarry Pines Golf Club***
8480 N. Continental Links Dr., Tucson AZ.
6:30 a.m. Registration 7:30 a.m. Shotgun Start
Modified Scramble – Soft Spike Golf Shoes, collared shirts for men and no cutoffs or flip-flops please. Women’s shirts can be non-collared w/sleeves or sleeveless with a collar.
Registration Includes: Green fees, range balls, golf carts, drink ticket, lunch, gratuities, and a contribution to the Southern Arizona Branch APWA Scholarship Fund.
Registration Deadline is Monday, April 8th