Simple Solutions to Complex Problems!!
LL Multimodal Transportation was established in 2016 in Fort Worth, Texas with the vision to provide simple solutions to complex problems to help communities navigate through compliance issues that can be overwhelming. Linda Lockhart holds a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certification and serves as the Principal Planner, Project Manager and Owner.
LLM provides a range of transportation planning, strategic planning, and project management services.• Strategic community need definition.• Establish goals and objectives based on identified needs of the community. • Gap Analysis of service areas needing improvement.• Project definition to address the identified needs.• Coordination with staff and stakeholders to prioritize identified projects.• Search for and write competitive grant applications to fund the projects.• Overall Grant Compliance and Maintenance to measure compliance with overall vision goals and objectives as well as individual grant reporting requirements (i.e. Milestone Progress Reports)
She knows how to craft the message to satisfy needs and requirements of regulatory agencies.• Prepare technically sound and actionable reports, white papers, and handouts.• Provide interpersonal communications with elected officials and decision makers as well as technical subject matter experts.• Develop proposals and grant applications for government solicitations. LLM provides clients with compliance expertise and innovative thinking to comply with a variety of policy-driven call for projects at all funding levels.
Linda Lockhart has been a multi-modal transportation planner and project manager for more than 20 years navigating all levels of government. At the start of her career she worked as a social worker and was intricately involved in local political committees as a staff member of a State of Texas Representative. After going back to school for her Masters in Public Administration, transit became her specialty though she never lost her passion for people and community. She worked for Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) while the Red and Blue Lines were extended and played an integral part of the feeder network plans for the new station. In addition, she was the operational planner for the West Dallas, South Dallas, Oak Cliff and Pleasant Grove areas of Dallas. The extensive public involvement required for annual service changes and service expansions gave her a unique perspective in challenges faced by the transit-dependent population. She also served as the operational planner for the Fort Worth Transportation Authority. In this role, again public involvement and inclusion were vital for the success of her goal to provide the most efficient and effective service possible in Fort Worth, TX. While in this position, Linda obtained her Project Management Professional (PMP) certification and implemented Key Performance indicators and workflows for service changes and overall performance measurement. After many years in the public sector, she worked for a prominent consulting engineering and planning firm for over 10 years specializing in National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) compliance. Though most of her projects were transit related, she also worked with highway, bike and pedestrian projects in Texas and Florida. Linda’s vast knowledge in social and environmental concerns as well as techniques and projects to enhance the quality of life of your citizens allows you to trust her expertise in all of your project and grant needs.
Linda Lockhart has been a multi-modal transportation planner and project manager for more than 20 years navigating all levels of government. At the start of her career she worked as a social worker and was intricately involved in local political committees as a staff member of a State of Texas Representative. After going back to school for her Masters in Public Administration, transit became her specialty though she never lost her passion for people and community. She worked for Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) while the Red and Blue Lines were extended and played an integral part of the feeder network plans for the new station. In addition, she was the operational planner for the West Dallas, South Dallas, Oak Cliff and Pleasant Grove areas of Dallas. The extensive public involvement required for annual service changes and service expansions gave her a unique perspective in challenges faced by the transit-dependent population. She also served as the operational planner for the Fort Worth Transportation Authority. In this role, again public involvement and inclusion were vital for the success of her goal to provide the most efficient and effective service possible in Fort Worth, TX. While in this position, Linda obtained her Project Management Professional (PMP) certification and implemented Key Performance indicators and workflows for service changes and overall performance measurement. After many years in the public sector, she worked for a prominent consulting engineering and planning firm for over 10 years specializing in National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) compliance. Though most of her projects were transit related, she also worked with highway, bike and pedestrian projects in Texas and Florida. Linda’s vast knowledge in social and environmental concerns as well as techniques and projects to enhance the quality of life of your citizens allows you to trust her expertise in all of your project and grant needs.
