Major Planning Efforts Impacting the Goods Movement in Southern California Webinar

FuturePorts Webinar

Major Planning Efforts: Impacting Goods Movement in Southern California
with Scott Strelecki

April 30th
8:30am - 9:30am

An update on the Final Connect SoCal 2024 Plan.

• Including an overview of Connect SoCal 2024’s goods movement approach, policies, and implementation strategies. 

An update on SCAG’s goods movement initiatives.

• Zero-emission: SCAG’s Zero-Emission Truck Infrastructure Study and Last Mile Freight Program.
• Stakeholder engagement: Freight stakeholder listening sessions and outreach.
• Industrial supply chain: Deconstructing localized versus pass-through demand across the SCAG region. 
• Data and visualization: Establishing key performance indicators and dashboards.  

An update on how SCAG will be bringing all its efforts together through a Comprehensive Sustainable Freight Plan.

Speaker

Scott Strelecki is the Planning Supervisor for the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) Goods Movement Business Unit. Mr. Strelecki has 16 years of experience across transportation and goods movement planning and transportation finance. He has worked at SCAG the past six years and prior to joining SCAG, Mr. Strelecki worked at the San Diego Association of Governments, beginning his transportation planning career in May 2008.

Mr. Strelecki has worked on many goods movement-related projects and programs including the development of SCAG’s Last Mile Freight Program, Zero-Emission Truck Infrastructure (ZETI) study, Integrated Passenger & Freight Rail Forecast, Industrial Warehouse Study, and Last Mile Freight Delivery Study. He has extensive expertise in international commodity flow and supply chain analysis across southern California, the U.S., and global trade partners. Prior to working in the public sector, Mr. Strelecki held positions at law and investment firms from 2000 to 2006. Mr. Strelecki received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Master of City Planning from California State University, Long Beach (2001) and San Diego State University (2008) respectively.