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Local Field Liaison

Kansas LTAP has a Local Field Liaison Program to provide on-site technical assistance and training to local governments in roadway safety.

Our Local Field Liaison work with county and city public works agencies in Kansas on issues such as: 

  • Practical road safety assessments
  • Identifying low cost safety improvements
  • Providing guidance in applying for funding for safety improvements
  • Assistance in the implementation of local road safety plans
  • Assistance with operational issues
  • Assistance with questions that may arise with department leadership turnover

CLICK HERE for helpful information and useful links from our Local Field Liaison!

The Roundabout

The Roundabout is a Kansas LTAP webinar series that focuses on hot topics of the industry and promotes discussion for best practices, shared experiences and innovation. Join us at 11 a.m. on the second Friday of every other month. Use the links to the right to register for the upcoming webinar or to view previously recorded webinars.

Join us on April 10, 2026, for our next Roundabout Webinar, where we invite Jason Fizell to discuss the Kansas Infrastructure Hub. The Kansas Infrastructure Hub (Hub) connects multiple state agencies to serve as a resource center for Kansas communities. The Build Kansas Fund (BKF) can provide state matching dollars for eligible entities applying for Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) grants for projects in Kansas. The Hub also offers technical assistance to help communities apply for any infrastructure-related grants and maximize the amount of IIJA funding in Kansas. The presentation will focus on the purpose of the Hub and the services offered, as well as the status of projects in Kansas already receiving Federal grants and BKF funding. Learn how the Hub is helping communities get project and grant application-ready.

About the Speaker:
Jason Fizell is the Contracts & Operations Specialist for the Kansas Infrastructure Hub. He most recently served as housing development liaison and directed the Kansas Emergency Rental Assistance program at Kansas Housing. Previously, he served as the business development manager at the Sunflower Foundation, development manager at the St. Francis Health Foundation, executive director of the Kansas Land Trust, and district director for U.S. Representative Nancy Boyda (KS-02). He has over 25 years of experience in nonprofit management and grant writing and administration. Jason holds a B.A. in history of science and environmental history from the University of Kansas.