The New Role of Work Zone Tech in Closures and Citywide Event Management

Interested in learning how technology can deliver citywide solutions? In this webinar, you’ll explore key insights, including:

• Transforming traffic and work zone management: Learn how Altamonte Springs uses real-time technology to streamline lane closures and improve safety.
• Connecting city teams for smarter operations: Discover how public works, law enforcement, and event management collaborate through a single, integrated platform.
• Scaling innovation in mid-sized cities: See how data-driven tools enable even smaller municipalities to deliver big-city solutions and enhance public communication.

Join us for an engaging discussion featuring Frank Martz, City Manager of Altamonte Springs, Florida, and Abigail Drescher, Customer Success Manager at Causeway one.network, as they explore how Altamonte Springs has revolutionized traffic and event management through innovative use of the Traffic Management and Live Link platforms.

 

With a resident population of just over 45,000, Altamonte Springs is a dynamic regional hub—serving as a gateway to Orlando’s world-famous attractions with more than 90 million travelers passing through the city annually.

To streamline communications across the city’s public sectors, Atlamonte Springs adopted Live Link, an off-the-shelf mobile app that simplifies construction, maintenance, and utility crew communications, pushing accurate, real-time lane closure information directly from the roadside to GPS navigation providers.

Originally sourced to modernize work zone management, the tool has expanded into a citywide solution connecting public works crews, law enforcement, and events teams.
This integrated approach has proven especially valuable for managing large-scale events, including Red Hot & Boom, the city’s signature Independence Day celebration that draws over 150,000 attendees and ranks among Florida’s largest fireworks events.

In this webinar, Martz and Drescher will share real-world insights into how technology, collaboration, and data transparency enhance safety, coordination, and public communication—demonstrating how even mid-sized cities can deliver big-city innovation through smart, connected infrastructure.