Employee Profile

Eric Miller

About

Eric

Eric Miller is a Traffic and Public Involvement Specialist at De Vor Communications. His background of 24 years in law enforcement and as an emergency medical technician has gained him extensive experience engaging and communicating with people from different socioeconomic backgrounds.

Eric’s experience includes intense public outreach with various stakeholders, including individual citizens, community organizations and government officials. Additionally, with multiple management roles as the Director of Public Safety and Chief of Police, he worked on the planning and public information for local transportation projects.

Since 2015, Eric has been an instructor for the Wisconsin Traffic Incident Management Enhanced (TIME) course, teaching highway incident and work zone safety to hundreds of first responders, highway workers, tow operators, and many others. While working in law enforcement, Eric regularly attended the Southeast and Northeast Regional TIME meetings and the Milwaukee County Traffic Safety meetings.

Taking time to listen, understand, and identify solutions is a goal that is regularly met for Eric. He recognizes the importance of keeping stakeholders informed no matter their role or background.

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Education

Master's Degree in Criminal Justice Management
Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice

Certifications

Wisconsin Traffic Incident (TIME) instructor,
SHRP2 Instructor,
Wisconsin Traffic Operations and Safety Work Zone Traffic Incident Management Certified (WI-WZ),
FBI National Academy Class 270 graduate

Outside Hobbies

Biking, travel

Eric Miller

Traffic and Public Involvement Specialist

262-933-0467

FEATURED WORKS

Environmental Study

I-39/90/94 Interstate Study

The primary objective of public involvement in this important study is to provide opportunities for both outreach and feedback; and ultimately, significant interaction with stakeholders and interested parties during this environmental study.

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Reconstruction Project

I-41 Project

The I-41 Project will reconstruct and expand 23 miles of interstate from four to six lanes between WIS 96 (Wisconsin Avenue) near Appleton and County F (Scheuring Road) in De Pere.

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Project Overviews

Public involvement is a crucial aspect of transportation projects in Wisconsin, as in many other places, to ensure that the needs and concerns of the public are taken into account when planning, designing and implementing transportation infrastructure. Public involvement helps build support for projects, enhance transparency and lead to better decision-making.

City of Milwaukee

Public involvement is a crucial aspect of transportation projects to ensure that the needs and concerns of the public are taken into account when planning, designing, and implementing transportation infrastructure.

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I-39/90/94 Interstate Study

The primary objective of public involvement in this important study is to provide opportunities for both outreach and feedback; and ultimately, significant interaction with stakeholders and interested parties during this environmental study.

LEARN MOREMORE PROJECTS
NEXT PROJECT →

I-41 Project

The I-41 Project will reconstruct and expand 23 miles of interstate from four to six lanes between WIS 96 (Wisconsin Avenue) near Appleton and County F (Scheuring Road) in De Pere.

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NEXT PROJECT →

WIS 50

This $131 million project was needed to address safety and access, poor roadway and bridge conditions, traffic in high-density areas, and to improve the transportability of local traffic and oversized-overweight vehicles (OSOW).

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