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North Carolina Local Technical Assistance Program (NC LTAP)

The North Carolina Local Technical Assistance Program (NC LTAP) is one of the 59 LTAP centers nationwide. There is an LTAP program in each state, including Puerto Rico. In addition, there are several Native American centers. LTAP was established by the Federal Highway Administration in 1982. The North Carolina center was one of the first organized in 1986.

The mission of LTAP is to help local agencies tap into new technology, information, and training so they can operate more efficiently and safely. LTAP centers provide access to training and information that may not have otherwise been accessible. Centers are able to provide local road departments with work force development services, resources to enhance safety and security, solutions to environmental, congestion, capacity and other issues, technical publications, and training videos and materials.

NC LTAP offers four primary types of assistance:

NC LTAP also conducts the Roads Scholar and Advanced Roads Scholar programs. These popular training sessions are for local government agencies seeking low cost, high quality training for their employees in order to keep their roads safe and properly maintained.

Of Interest

Drew Johnson a gradute of North Carolina Roads Scholar Program

The North Carolina Local Technical Assistance Program (NC LTAP) is pleased to announce Drew Johnson as a 2009 graduate of the North Carolina Roads Scholar Program. Mr. Johnson is a Development Inspector for the Town of Holly Springs, managing the upkeep of the streets and right-of-ways within the city. Read more from the Holly Springs Sun.

Hales graduates Roads Scholar Program at North Carolina State University

The North Carolina Local Technical Assistance Program (NC LTAP) is pleased to announce Kenny Hales as a 2009 graduate of the Roads Scholar Program. Mr. Hales is an Equipment Operator for the Street Maintenance Division for the City of Garner, managing the upkeep of the streets and right-of-ways within the city. Read more from the Garner News.

North Carolina LTAP at Work (Video:1.5 mb)