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The Kentucky Transportation Hall of Fame was established by the Center in 1990 to recognize those professionals who have dedicated their time, knowledge, and creativity to provide an efficient and safe transportation system within the Commonwealth. Each year a Selection Committee composed of five Kentucky transportation executives, officials, and college professors requests nominations from across the state and chooses a recipient(s) from those nominations. The Hall of Fame inducted its first recipient, Henry T. Ward, at the 27th Annual Kentucky Transportation Forum held on November 1-2, 1990, at the University of Kentucky. Criteria for Nominations The person(s) is chosen by the following criteria: "Kentucky Transportation Hall of Fame inductees shall be persons who by their foresight, dedication, leadership, perseverance, and integrity have significantly enhanced transportation systems in the Commonwealth. They shall be or shall have been residents of the Commonwealth." Hall of Fame Selection Committee
Hall of Fame Inductees Inductees into the Kentucky Transportation Hall of Fame include the following: 2011 Patsy Anderson When nominating a person(s) for the Kentucky Transportation Hall of Fame, please be as specific as possible and attach any supporting documents, resumes, etc. Persons who have been nominated in the past but not selected will be reconsidered during the selection process. Using the criteria as stated above to choose a person, send your nominations to the following: Hall of Fame Selection Committee |
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