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What We Do?

Kansas Local Technical Assistance Program (LTAP), one of 58 centers across the United States, promotes the national LTAP mission of fostering a safe, efficient, environmentally sound transportation system by improving skills and knowledge of local transportation providers through training, technical assistance and technology transfer.

Kansas LTAP provides services to local public works agencies and their employees throughout Kansas. In operation since 1983, Kansas LTAP offers a variety of services, including newsletters, video and publication lending library, training and technical assistance.

The Kansas LTAP receives funding from our partners at the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT).

 

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What's New?

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Stressing our roads brochure Stressing Our Roads brochure. Describes how heavy loads from semi-trucks and agricultural equipment damage pavement, and how communities might address this problem.

Kansas Road Scholar Program The Kansas Road Scholar Program has now added Level III Executive Skills in addition to Level I Technical Skills and Level II Supervisory Skills. Check here for the program brochure.

Winter 2009 Newsletter now available! Check out the latest issue of the LTAP newsletter.

Background to KS storm water program Provides background information on Kansas storm water regulations related to road and bridge operations. Companion piece to article in KUTC Newsletter, Fall 2008 issue, on the topic.

New Kansas LTAP Workshops View a list of the upcoming Kansas LTAP workshops and register online.

Paving Guide-2006 Helps road departments make an informed decision about when to pave a gravel road.

Kansas LTAP Fact Sheet Does your road and bridge department need training or technical assistance? Kansas LTAP Fact Sheet #2, 2009. A 4-page fact sheet on training, tech transfer and research resources available to Kansas local governments, related to road and bridge construction and maintenance.

K-TRAN Research Reports Type in K-TRAN in the search window for a listing and pdfs of K-TRAN research reports completed by KU or KSU researchers under KDOT sponsorship.

Guide for Accommodating Utilities within Right-of-Way Guide for Accommodating Utilities within Right-of-Way for Counties & Small Cities in Kansas is a new guide produced by Kansas LTAP that examines current issues and practices in Kansas and provide general recommendations that cities and counties can use to manage their right-of-way in the best interest of the traveling public, public agencies and the utilities. (or download a Microsoft Word version)

Kansas Division of Purchases Visit this link to access the State of Kansas purchasing Web site, where many products can be purchased by local governments in Kansas at state contract prices.

Road and Bridge Tasks in Kansas A new information card was developed based on the study of "Duties of a Kansas Engineer." One side covers tasks which require a licensed engineer. The reverse side lists those tasks which do not required a licensed engineeer.

The Safety Edge A brochure that describes and illustrates how to create a recoverable safety edge on pavement edges. FHWA, 2005

MINK 2007 powerpoint presentations are now available! To request a CD with the presentations, write to Lisa Harris at LHarris@ku.edu

Do Not Be an Impaired Driver - Poster Kansas impaired drivers were involved in 18,500 crashes in the year 2000. They cost the public and estimated 900 million dollars. This poster provides reminders on improving safety on the road.