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Mission Statement Ports-to-Plains is a grassroots alliance of communities and businesses whose mission is to advocate for a robust transportation infrastructure to promote economic security and prosperity throughout North America’s energy and agricultural heartland. Message Points 1. We are committed to working as an alliance to improve transportation infrastructure and business networks, by ensuring appropriate funding levels, so business and industry can thrive. 2. We are focused on the economic and business interests that are the lifeblood of the region. 3. We are a voice for our small town, grassroots members who may otherwise not have access to the right audiences.

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Mission Statement

• Ports-to-Plains is a grassroots alliance of communities and businesses whose mission is to advocate for a robust transportation infrastructure to promote economic security and prosperity throughout North America’s energy and agricultural heartland.

Message Points

1. We are committed to working as an alliance to improve transportation infrastructure and business networks, by ensuring appropriate funding levels, so business and industry can thrive.

2. We are focused on the economic and business interests that are the lifeblood of the region.

3. We are a voice for our small town, grassroots members who may otherwise not have access to the right audiences.

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Ports-to-Plains Alliance

It’s about connections ….

A pipeline!

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Ports-to-Plains Alliance

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PORTS-TO-PLAINS ALLIANCE WHAT WE’VE ACHIEVED

• Since 1998– Over $1 billion new

highway investment– $192.2 Million

currently under construction

• Grew from 4-state coalition to 9-state alliance

• Partners in Canada & Mexico

• Staff in CO, NE, ND, TX and DC

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Why Does the Alliance Matter?

Nearly half of U.S. oil and gas productionSource: U.S. Department of Energy

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Why Does the Alliance Matter?

Primary pipeline corridor for North America’s oil

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Why Does the Alliance Matter?

7 of America’s top 10 wind statesSource: U.S. Department of Energy

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Why Does the Alliance Matter?

America’s agricultural heartland.Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture

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Elected Officials

State and Federal

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It’s about the rural heartland …

Most communities have little voice in Washington, D.C.

Most communities are a long way from their state capitals.

Most communities under 20,000 population

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PTP Alliance Memberships

Regular Members

Municipalities $0.61 per capital

Counties $0.10 per capita

Voting Members, Eligible for Board of Directors

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PTP Alliance Memberships

Associate Members

Alliance Members Negotiated

Regional Sister Organizations … Staffing

One Board of Directors Seat

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PTP Alliance Memberships

Associate Members

Chambers/ED $250

No voting status

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PTP Alliance Memberships

Associate Members

Business Members $2,000-$50,000

Advisory Council and Workgroups

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Energy Summit

April 8-9, 2010

Omni-Interlocken Hotel

Broomfield, CO

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Washington, DC Fly-in

April 26-30, 2010

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Annual Meeting

Schedule …

September 22-24, 2010

Location …

Rapid City, SD

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Joe KielyVice President of OperationsP.O. Box 9Limon, CO 80828P: 303-586-1787C: [email protected]