Mr. Harlan Ritchie

Harlan Ritchie Municipal Innovation Facilitator
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Harlan Ritchie
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Harlan has over 35 years experience in the transportation field in a municipal environment in Saskatchewan. Given his experience, Mr. Ritchie has long-term relationships with consultants, contractors, developers, municipal and other transportation agencies which is an asset to CT clients.

Harlan has always had a keen interest in and been involved with new experimental technologies, asset management systems and promoting environmentally responsible and sustainable infrastructure.

He is a member of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan, the Regina Engineering Society and the Canadian Technical Asphalt Association. He earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Saskatchewan in 1971.

Harlan Ritchie, Director of Roads and Traffic Engineering with the City of Regina, sees great benefits from the technology. "Over the long-term, the cold in-place technology will result in lower costs. It will have a reduced environmental impact as well as reduced impact on residents and streets adjacent to the projects," says Ritchie.

PSI has partnered with Communities of Tomorrow (CT) on this and other road construction technologies it is developing.

Harlan Ritchie, Director of Roads and Traffic Engineering with the City of Regina, sees great benefits from the technology."Over the long-term, the cold in-place technology will result in lower costs.It will have a reduced environmental impact as well as reduced impact on residents and streets adjacent to the projects," says Ritchie.

PSI has partnered with Communities of Tomorrow (CT) on this and other road construction technologies it is developing.

Collaborators: Dr. Lisa Fan, Department of Computer Science, Faculty of Science; Allan Widger, Saskatchewan highways and Transportation; Harlan Ritchie, P.Eng. City of Regina and Morched Zeghal, NRC-IRC-UI Ottawa