About ADOT
A brief biography for each of ADOT's Executive Leadership.
Arizona Department of Transportation
The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) is a multi-modal transportation agency serving one of the fastest growing areas of the country. ADOT is
responsible for planning, building and operating a complex highway system in addition to building and maintaining bridges and the Grand Canyon Airport.
A major component of the organization is the Motor Vehicle Division which provides title, registration and driver license services to the general public
throughout the state of Arizona.
ADOT is funded by the people who purchase fuel, drive or own private and commercial vehicles, or use transportation services. Individuals and businesses invest money through fuel taxes, motor carrier fees, vehicle title, registration and license fees, to build and operate the state’s transportation systems. About 80 percent of the money ADOT collects returns to the private sector in the form of paychecks and payment for transportation services and materials.
Transportation puts people to work building projects. Projects, in turn, deliver goods and services that spur economic development and attract jobs to the state, creating a cycle of economic benefit.
We at ADOT strive to successfully deliver a range of transportation projects in an economic environment with fewer employees and declining resources. Like you, we are trying to do more with less as we sharpen our focus on results for Arizona.
We continue to examine diverse, integrated transportation options for moving people and goods to create jobs and deliver economic and quality-of-life benefits for Arizona residents and businesses. ADOT’s role is to assist policymakers by providing objective information that helps them decide the best solutions to connect communities across Arizona with the full range of resources available.
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