Transportation Matters
with Debby Jackson
03/24/20Together, we will get through thisI’m happy today to focus on a positive, particularly how the construction industry, including transportation, is pitching in right now to help frontline health care workers in Wisconsin. |
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03/05/20Growing Wisconsin’s economy one community at a TIMEWisconsin’s rural roads have recently received national attention with a story in the New York Times. However, the problem of deteriorating transportation conditions has been decades in the making. |
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11/05/19Making the connection with new bus service to Sun PrairieRoute 23 connects the two fastest-growing cities in Wisconsin — Madison and Sun Prairie. Three buses run approximately every half hour during rush hour Monday through Friday. The 23-mile service has 12 stops and takes 30 minutes or so. |
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09/26/19In Wisconsin, taking the road less traveled is worth itPeople who know me are aware of my slightly contrary nature. I travel my own path. |
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07/23/19It’s about TIME: Transportation Investment Moves EverythingAs the governor signed the state budget, motorists were hitting the road for one of the busiest travel times of the year, the long July 4th weekend. |
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Debby Jackson assumed the role of executive director of the Transportation Development Association of Wisconsin after more than 15 years with the organization. In addition to her vast experience in association management and transportation advocacy, Jackson has a background in business. She leverages the breadth and depth of her professional experience, along with her knowledge of the membership and mission of TDA, to be a strong voice for robust transportation infrastructure in Wisconsin. Jackson started her career as a staff auditor with Price Waterhouse, which led to a series of accounting and corporate management positions with a major national retailer.
