Local Technical Assistance Program

From its inception in 1982, the Local Technical Assistance Program (LTAP) has grown nationwide to a program consisting of 58 individual centers.

These centers help city and county highway personnel by developing and delivering training manuals, computer programs, videotapes, and other tools to assist local highway agencies.

Texas LTAP's goal is to improve local city/county roads and bridges through technical assistance and training geared toward local government officials.

Texas LTAP is co-sponsored by the Texas Department of Transportation and Federal Highway Administration.

For more information, call 800-SAFE-811 (800.723.3811)
or email itsi@teex.tamu.edu

• Gravel Road Maintenance and Construction
• Asphalt and Concrete Pavement Construction
• Pavement Repairs
• Bridge Maintenance and Construction
• Roadway Drainage
• Operation and Maintenance of Equipment
• Work Zone Traffic Control
• Traffic Control Devices
• Legal Aspects
• Waste and Solid Waste Control
• Spanish Language Videos
• Other LTAP Training