LTAP Newsletters

Summer 2022

The summer edition of the Kansas LTAP Newsletter is now available and accessible from any device!  

In this issue:

• Conflict of Interest Considerations When Using a Consultant As a City Engineer
• Best Practices for Interviewing Employee Candidates
• Certification for Success in Kansas
• Great Source for Research You Can Use
• Portland Cement Concrete Pavement Inspection
• A Fine Legacy in Osage County
• KS LTAP Training Update
• LTAP Update

Comments? Questions? We'd love your feedback! Email our Communications and Outreach Coordinator Kara Cox at kara.cox@ku.edu and let us know what you think.

Spring 2022

The spring edition of the Kansas LTAP Newsletter is now available and accessible from any device!  

In this issue:

• Director's Message
• What Can Kansas LTAP's Local Field Liaison Do For You?
• Culvert Management
• Resources for Addressing Non-motorized Safety Concerns in Local Communities
• Full Depth Repair for Jointed Concrete Pavements
• KS LTAP Training Update

Comments? Questions? We'd love your feedback! Email our Communications and Outreach Coordinator Kara Cox at kara.cox@ku.edu and let us know what you think.

Winter 2021

The Winter edition of the Kansas LTAP Newsletter is now available and accessible from any device!  

In this issue:

• Kansas LTAP App: Anytime, Anywhere
• Unique Art Project Shows the Importance of Sharing the Road with Farm Vehicles
• KDOT Update
• Community Through Communication: Tips for Social Media
• How to Access Certifications in the Learning Management System
• This Winter, Public Workers Are Doing More with Less
• Something Different: Collaborations Create New Accessible Overlook in Douglas County
• Kansas LTAP 2022 Training Update
• A Quick Guide to Roadway Safety Resources for Local Agencies
• The Bipartisan Infrastructure will Deliver for Kansas
• Director's Message

Comments? Questions? We'd love your feedback! Email our Communications and Outreach Coordinator Kara Cox at kara.cox@ku.edu and let us know what you think.

Autumn 2021

The Autumn edition of the Kansas LTAP Newsletter is now available and accessible from any device!  

In this issue:

• Project Development for Off-System Bridge Program Projects
• Entry-Level Driver Training Requirements are Gearing Up
• Concrete Pavement and Flatwork Surface Textures
• Kansas Build a Better Mousetrap Winner 2021
• Leading Pedestrian Interval (LPI) Effectively Enhances Pedestrian Safety
• Kansas LTAP Training Update
• KUTC Presents "Modern Midwest Mobility" Webinar Series
• Traffic Data Collection in Rush County

Comments? Questions? We'd love your feedback! Email our Communications and Outreach Coordinator Kara Cox at kara.cox@ku.edu and let us know what you think.

Summer 2021

The Summer edition of the Kansas LTAP Newsletter is now available and accessible from any device! 

In this issue:

• Smart Work in Summer Heat
• Flaggers are Frontline Professionals
• New Learning Management System Now Live
• Asset Management and Condition Ratings
• Don't Say Goodbye to Virtual Training
• Kansas LTAP's Gravel Roads Maintenance Class
• OSHA Requirements for Public Works Agencies in Kansas
• Traffic Data Collection in Cherokee County

Comments? Questions? We'd love your feedback! Email our Communications and Outreach Coordinator Kara Cox at kara.cox@ku.edu and let us know what you think.

Spring 2021

The Spring edition of the Kansas LTAP Newsletter is now available and accessible from any device!

In this issue:

• Do Local Agencies Need Flagger Training Tailored to Their Needs?
• Making Safer Roads:  Local Road Safety Plans (LRSPs)
• Do Your Public Works Employees Need Training or Technical Assistance?
• Road and Bridge / Public Works Officials See Big Benefits in Leadership Training
• Field Guide for Rural Roads Update
• Kansas LTAP Training Update
• Traffic Data Collection in Ness County
• The Red Clearance Extension System:  A New Innovation in Work Zone Safety

Comments? Questions? We'd love your feedback! Email our Communications and Outreach Coordinator Kara Cox at kara.cox@ku.edu and let us know what you think.