This information is being sent out by LHTAC as a courtesy to inform locals about this opportunity.
Note from LHTAC: If you have any issues, questions or concerns regarding the US Army Corps of Engineers this is your opportunity to be heard. You can attend this listening session on Wednesday at any local ITD District office. If you have any questions regarding this listening session please feel free to contact Karissa Hardy at 208-344-0565 or khardy@lhtac.org.
The class schedule has been posted and registration is open.
http://safetyfest-pocatello.org
We are still looking for local businesses to sponsor this event or businesses looking to have a vendor table. Please contact Denise Shields at dshields@lhtac.org.
We offer assistance to local highway jurisdictions in need to sell, receive and/or exchange property. If you have items to list just email us at lhtac@lhtac.org.
Visit our Equipment page to view current listings www.lhtac.org/resources/equipment.
Webinar – March 3, 2016
We would like to inform you about the upcoming Fostering Livability on Commercial Highways and Arterial Streets webinar. This webinar is part of the Context Sensitive Design and Solutions webinar series and is sponsored by the Federal Highway Administration’s Office of Planning, Environment, & Realty and Project for Public Spaces. This webinar will explore how the City of University Place and the City of Charlotte implemented strategies to improve walkability from automobile-dominated commercial roadways into multi-modal corridors as a result of changes in infrastructure redesign, transit access, street design standards, and land use policy. (more…)
Safety Grants available for Local Highway Jurisdictions!
NOW Accepting FFY 2017 Highway Safety Grant Applications
The Idaho Department of Transportation Office of Highway Safety funds grants, which address specific traffic safety priority areas, including Impaired Driving, Aggressive Driving, Distracted Driving, Occupant Protection, Child Passenger Safety, Motorcycle Safety, Youthful Drivers and Traffic Records. Grants may be awarded for assisting the Idaho Office of Highway Safety in addressing traffic safety deficiencies, expansion of an ongoing activity, or development of a new program or intervention. This application is for year‐long grants and is not the same as the Traffic Enforcement Mobilization Agreement (TEMA). (more…)