Stakeholders
The Regional ITS Architecture resulted from the consensus input of a diverse set of stakeholders, encompassing traffic, transit, public safety, and many other operating agencies at local, state, and national levels. It includes both public and private sectors and spans the organizations that manage, support, or are impacted by the surface transportation system, with particular focus on agencies that operate transportation systems in the region.
| Stakeholder | Description |
|---|---|
| AMTRAK | National inter–city passenger train service. The railroad's official name is the National Railroad Passenger Corporation. |
| Archive Data Users | Organizations that access and use archived data |
| Camino Real Regional Mobility Authority | Camino Real Regional Mobility Authority (CRRMA) is El Paso's transportation agency, created in 2007 to develop funding strategies and expedite design and construction of mobility projects in the El Paso region. |
| City of El Paso | Represent overall city government and misc departments such as that responsible for the airport. |
| City of El Paso Destination El Paso Department | Organization providing event and traveler information for El Paso, formerly known as the Convention and Visitors Bureau. |
| City of El Paso Fire Department | CIty department responsible for fire, HAZMAT, EMS, and emergency management. |
| City of El Paso International Bridges Department | Department that operates toll collection equipment at ports of entry and utilizes CCTV cameras for monitoring of border areas. |
| City of El Paso Police Department | The Police Department provides public safety services for the city. |
| City of El Paso Streets and Maintenance Department | The Streets and Maintenance Department is comprised of the Facilities and Fleet Management Division, Street Resurfacing Division, Street Operations Division, and Transportation Management Division. |
| City of Las Cruces | City government of Las Cruces, New Mexico |
| Commercial Vehicle Operators | Private commercial vehicle operators |
| County Emergency Management Agencies | Coordination of mitigation and response for natural and man–made disasters and emergencies |
| County Road and Bridge | County agency responsible for maintaining county roads and bridges in the Beaumont Region |
| County Sheriff | County public safety. |
| El Paso County Transit | El Paso County Transit that provides fixed route services for the county areas outside of the City of El Paso. |
| El Paso MPO | Metropolitan Planning Organization responsible for long term planning in region. |
| El Paso Regional 911 District | The El Paso County 911 District is a special purpose district, a government entity created by the voters in 1987. Its core mission is to establish, maintain, and administer the 9–1–1 system in El Paso County. |
| Financial Institution | Banks involved in the transfer of funds for toll and fare collection as well as for other fee based transportation services. |
| IBWC | International Boundary and Water Commission |
| Independent School Districts | Includes public school districts throughout the El Paso region: El Paso, Socorro and Ysleta. |
| Juarez IMIP | Juarez Planning Organization. Similar in function to an MPO. |
| Media | Includes both print (newspaper) and broadcast (TV, radio) news media in the region. |
| Mesilla Valley MPO | Metropolitan Planning Organization for Las Cruces, New Mexico |
| Mesilla Valley Regional Dispatch Authority (MVRDA) | The Mesilla Valley Regional Dispatch Authority (MVRDA) was created in 1989 through a Joint Powers Agreement between the City of Las Cruces and Doña Ana County, becoming the first consolidated dispatch center in the State of New Mexico. |
| Municipal or County Public Safety | Local city or county agencies responsible for emergency coordination. |
| Municipal Public Works Department | Local city department responsible for street maintenance. |
| New Mexico DOT | New Mexico Department of Transportation |
| New Mexico DPS | New Mexico Department of Public Safety |
| New Mexico Emergency Agencies | Agencies responsible for the county level EOCs in the state of New Mexico. |
| NOAA | National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (National Weather Service). |
| Other States | Systems in neighboring states, such as creadentials systems. |
| PDN Uno | PDN Uno is the International Bridges Steering Committee for the Paso Del Norte region. |
| Private Ambulance | Companies responsible for Private Ambulance Services. |
| Private Freight Management Companies | Private Freight Management Companies in the region. |
| Private Information Service Providers | Local, regional and national information service providers that provide travel information, including media (print, TV and radio), social media, Internet sites, service bureaus, etc |
| Private Tow/Wrecker Providers | Private towing companies |
| Private Transportation Network Companies | Transportation Network Companies (TNCs) that provide prearranged transportation services to travelers, such as private taxi companies, Uber, Lyft, etc. |
| Private Travelers | Traveling public accessing various modes of transportation, including surface street, air, rail/transit, and non–motorized. |
| Rail Operators | Operators of private rail systems (e.g. Kansas City Southern), including passenger and freight. |
| Regional Emergency and Public Safety Agencices | Provide response for natural and man–made disasters and emergencies. |
| Regional Event Facilities | Organizations that are responsible for regional event facilities. |
| Regional Medical Center | Hospital/trauma centers in the region. |
| Regional University/Colleges | Community colleges and University of Texas El Paso. |
| Regional Utility Companies | Private utility companies in the region. |
| RGCOG | Rio Grande Council of Governments (RGCOG). The RGCOG is the administrative authority for 9–1–1 emergency communications in Hudspeth, Culberson, Jeff Davis, Presidio, and Brewster counties. RGCOG is responsible for five Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs) and works directly with agencies to ensure the delivery of 9–1–1 calls to the proper PSAP. |
| South Central Regional Transit District (SCRTD) | South Central Regional Transit District (SCRTD) provides fixed–route transit and passenger rail services for Dona Ana, Otero and Sierra County in New Mexico. |
| Sun Metro Transit | Sun Metro, the City of El Paso's Mass Transit Department, is El Paso's citywide transit system |
| Texas A and M Transportation Institute (TTI) | Transportation research agency. Headquartered on the Texas A&M University campus in College Station, TX. |
| Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) | Formerly Texas Natural Resource Conservation Committee; the TCEQ can provide weather data to help in the forecasting of hazardous spill plumes |
| Texas Department of Motor Vehicles (TxDMV) | TxDMV is a dynamic state agency dedicated to customer service, consumer protection and the success of motor vehicle–related industries in the state of Texas. |
| Texas Department of Public Safety (TxDPS) | Texas Department of Public Safety |
| Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) | Texas DPS division responsible for mitigation and response for natural and man–made disasters and emergencies. |
| TxDOT | Texas Department of Transportation |
| US Army | United States Army, responsible for Fort Bliss. |
| US Bureau of Customs and Border Protection | Includes what was US Border Patrol, US Customs and USDA. |
| UTEP | University of Texas El Paso |