Workforce Development / Training
Colorado LTAP manages three training programs offering classes at a variety of locations throughout the state. Delivering close to 100 training events a year, we provide transportation agencies an affordable opportunity to learn from field experts and to network by exchanging ideas and new techniques. Course topics range from pavement maintenance and snow removal to communication skills and tort liability.
The Information Exchange is intended to provide Colorado's local agencies with helpful resources to enhance trainings and to help keep organizations informed of new innovations.
Colorado LTAP offers technical assistance by way of an equipment and resource loan program, Colorado’s Safety Circuit Rider and road safety audits and Special Projects and Funding Coordination
CHECK OUT WHAT'S GOING ON!
- Proven Safety Countermeasures
- FHWA’s collection of 28 countermeasures and strategies effective in reducing roadway fatalities and serious injuries on our Nation’s highways.
- Contact CO LTAP's Project Coordinator or request a Safety Circuit Rider consult to see what would be best for your agency!
- 2 Years of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law in Action
- Find out how CO LTAP can help you get a piece of that action HERE
- Minimum Pavement Marking Retroreflectivity (applies to local agencies eligible for Federal funding) Deadline for compliance is September 6, 2025! Borrow our equipment to check your pavement markings today!
Get college credit for CO LTAP classes!
Upcoming Courses:
Roads Scholar I:
04/18/2024 - Pavement Preservation (Chip/Crack Seal) -Pueblo
Roads Scholar II: Road Master:
Supervisory Skills and Development:
04/19/2024 - Ethics for Supervisors- Larimer Campus
Workshop:
05/29/2024 - Flagger Certification - City of Cortez