Stabilizing Resources and Engaging our Workforce - Ch. 6

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State and Federal Revenue Budgets -6a

State and federal revenue budgets help MoDOT staff do a better job of budgeting limited funds for its operations and capital program.

1st Quarter 2024
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Number of Full-Time Equivalencies Expended -6b

Having the right number of employees to provide outstanding customer service and respond to the state’s transportation needs, especially during emergency situations, is an important part of MoDOT’s effort to use resources wisely.

1st Quarter 2024
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Rate of Employee Turnover -6c

When employees leave MoDOT, the department loses a large investment in recruiting, hiring and training its workforce.

1st Quarter 2024
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Level of Job Satisfaction - 6d

Under Construction

1st Quarter 2024
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Malicious Email Click Rate -6e

MoDOT continues to emphasize cybersecurity and provide training for all department computer users. The cybersecurity oversight team works to define areas of vulnerability and deploy solutions to address risk.

1st Quarter 2024
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Local Entity Cash Leveraged for Cost Share Program -6f

The Cost Share Program builds partnerships with local entities to pool efforts and resources to deliver state highway and bridge projects. When local entities are willing to partner with MoDOT, MoDOT matches their investment up to 50 percent of the project cost.

1st Quarter 2024
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Transportation Project Planning

Local Program Funds Committed to Projects -6g

Local agencies receive federal funds to invest in improving the local infrastructure and share in the cost of those projects by providing 20% local match. To keep federal funds coming to Missouri, all  federal funds received each year must be committed to projects.

1st Quarter 2024