Patrick J. McMahon, AICP

3242 Abell Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21218-3434

Education:
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA - Chapel Hill, NC
Masters of Regional Planning - May 1999
Specializations: Transportation and Housing & Community Development
Honors: Weiss Urban Livability Fellowship 
Relevant   Courses: Transportation Safety Seminar
Transportation Policy & Planning
Urban & Regional Economic     Development
 

Development Finance
Real Estate & Affordable Housing
Land Use & Environmental Planning
COLORADO COLLEGE - Colorado Springs, CO
Bachelors of Arts, Political Science - May 1994


Relevant  
Experience:
Transportation Planner, Kittelson and Assoc., Inc. - Baltimore, MD
July 1999-December 2003
  • Developing and reviewing a transportation plans for projects including individual commercial developments, small-area plans (Park Heights Master Plan), corridor plans (Charles St. Circulator Feasibility Study), issue-specific plans (Broward County Safe Routes to Schools), and regional plans (Communities In Motion Long Range Transportation Plan)
  • Conducting research on a variety of transportation issues including economic impacts of Bus Rapid Transit and multimodal level of service analysis
  • Utilizing GIS and other software to evaluate and represent existing and future conditions for multimodal projects
Project Coordinator, Neighborhood Design Center - Baltimore, MD
July 1999-December 2003
  • Coordinated provision of assistance to community organizations seeking planning, architectural, engineering, and other design services
  • Recruited volunteer architects, landscape architects, planners, and engineers for work on a variety of community-based projects
  • Led planning workshops and design charettes to develop community plans, Planned Unit Development ordinances, and/or Urban Renewal plans for Washington Village/Pigtown’s commercial corridor, Belvedere Square, the neighborhoods of Carrollton Ridge and Mill Hill, and other communities in Baltimore City and County
  • Supervised and evaluated the work of land use and transportation planners in the development of the Orleans St. Corridor Community Plan, the Operation ReachOut SouthWest Industrial Redevelopment Strategy, the Greater Northwest Community Coalition Revitalization Plan, among other plana

 

Graduate Assistant, Highway Safety Research Center - Chapel Hill, NC
May 1998-October 1998
  • Researched and wrote case studies of pedestrian improvements for publication by FHWA
  • Analyzed pedestrian/vehicle crash data with demographic variables to determine potential risk factors
  • Reviewed documents relating to traffic calming treatments

 

AmeriCorps*VISTA, The Providence Plan - Providence, RI
September 1996-August 1997
  • Assisted Woonasquatucket River Greenway Project staff in the development of greenspace and economic revitalization along an urban river in a low-income community
  • Utilized Maptitude (GIS) to produce maps for the Greenway Master Plan and associated documents, presentations, displays, and educational programs
  • Created and revised letters, flyers, reports, and minutes for distribution to government and community agencies

 

AmeriCorps*VISTA, Habitat for Humanity of RI - Greater Providence, Inc.
June 1995-June 1996
  • Planned and implemented special events/fundraisers for local affiliate of an international housing non-profit
  • Coordinated public relations efforts, including production of newsletters and cultivation of press contacts
  • Supervised volunteers and employees in an office setting and at construction site

 

Citizen Outreach Director, Fund for Public Interest Research - Providence, RI
July 1994-May 1995
  • Conducted press conferences and formed coalitions to influence environmental and consumer rights legislation
  • Directed door-to-door fundraising and education efforts for the Sierra Club and U.S. PIRG
  • Recruited, hired, trained, and supervised campaign staff

 

Volunteer Coordinator, Friends of the Parks - Chicago, IL
February-August 1992
  • Coordinated government agencies, community groups, and businesses organizing city-wide clean-up projects
  • Researched political developments and conducted environmental education in schools

 


Papers Presented:
McMahon, P. et al. 1998.  An Analysis of Factors Contributing to "Walking Along Roadway" Crashes, published by the Federal Highway Administration as Report No. FHWA-RD-01-101 and in Transportation Research Record 1674, Transportation Research Board, National Research Council, Washington, D.C., 1999, pp 41-48.
 
Zegeer, C., McMahon, P., and Burden, D. 1998.  Key Engineering Barriers to Reducing Child Pedestrian Injuries and Deaths, White Paper presented at the Panel to Prevent Pedestrian Injuries convened by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, September 27-28, 1998 in Atlanta, GA and included in Chapter 4 of the conference proceedings.

Additional Employment:
UNC-Chapel Hill, Dept. of City and Regional Planning, Research Assistantships with Professors Harvey Goldstein and Emil Malizi 
Corporation for National Service, AmeriCorps Campus Recruitment Representative 

Additional Education:
Harvard University, Graduate School of Design, Career Discovery Program 
University College at Galway, Ireland, Semester Study Abroad 
ACM Urban Studies Program, Chicago, IL 

Computer Skills:
MS Office, ArcMap 8.2 & 3.2, AutoCAD, Synchro/SimTraffic, aaSIDRA, Adobe Photoshop & Acrobat, HTML, SPSS, Maptitude, Word Perfect

Professional Memberships:
American Planning Association
Maryland Chapter of the American Planning Association 

References:
Available upon request 


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