Two separate state Department of Transportation agencies choose Everest by Lynk Software for constituent complaint tracking.

The State of New Mexico, Department of Transportation will utilize Everest to track and resolve constituent concerns across all divisions within the department. The State of Idaho Tranportation Department  is now tracking car dealership complaints with Everest.

We are pleased to welcome both of these state DOT agencies as new Everest customers. It is certainly interesting that two separate state transportation departments have simultaneously chosen Everest.  Could the Everest software become the citizen complaint tracking system of choice for other DOT agencies throughout the United States in 2010? It is certainly possible since our nation’s highways, bridges and roads are an important focus area for a large amount of federal stimulus funding.

President Obama signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (Recovery Act) into law on February 17, 2009. Since that time, nearly two-thirds of the $26.6 billion in Recovery Act funding available to the States for highway investment has been obligated and thousands of projects are underway. These projects create jobs for Americans and the transportation infrastructure improvements are very important for public safety and commerce.  For further details see: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration.