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ATSSA’s 2021 Midyear Meeting gets underway in Missouri

ATSSA’s 2021 Midyear Meeting kicks off this afternoon in Kansas City, Mo.

More than 300 people have registered for the event that runs through Friday and is being held in hybrid fashion with some attending in person at the Loews Kansas City Hotel and others taking part online.

The week includes the first meeting of the Roadway Worker Protection Council, which takes place Wednesday and evolved from a Roadway Worker Protection Summit held during this year’s Convention and Traffic Expo.

Wednesday evening, an ATSS Foundation fundraiser hosted by the Heart of America Chapter takes place at Chicken N Pickle where people can play pickleball and other outdoor games while supporting the families of roadway workers killed or permanently disabled as a result of a work zone incident.

The Midyear general session takes place Thursday morning ahead of five committee meetings. Friday’s focus is on politics and government relations and includes the Operating Committee meeting.

It’s not too late to register.

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