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T2 Center Course Management System

This fall the LHTAC T2 Center will be launching a new Course Management System!

The LHTAC T2 Center offers a variety of courses aimed to grow and aid our local road professionals and this September we will launch a new Course Management System to expand and improve that service!

New features have been added to improve the registration process and allow more customizable options for viewing past, present and upcoming courses.  You may use your existing T2 login information once the switch to the new system is in place (Mid-late September).

Currently you will not be able to login to the T2 Center website.

We will post another announcement once it’s up and running.

New features to look forward to:

  • Organizations can add and remove students as needed
  • Department organizers can register multiple people at one time
  • It will have automated waitlist features
  • Updated transcripts are available at the click of a button
  • Availability to manage multiple departments
  • Automatic email notifications for Road Scholar completions
  • Access to all department course history

Availability to submit specific course requests online

2015 LHTAC Workshops

This fall our LHTAC Staff will travel to 12 cities around the state and present a half-day workshop overviewing our programs. This year we’ve added additional locations in hopes of reaching more jurisdictions. Our presentations will focus on our program applications and how to submit a successful package. We have also added a brief presentation on how to properly fill out your Road and Street Financial Report. (more…)

Bid Results

Bids for the purchase and delivery of signs, beacons, delineators, and thermoplastic pavement markings.  Bidding closed at 1:00 pm MDT August 13th, 2015.

Bid Results (PDF)

Proposed 129,000 lb truck routes on Idaho 16, U.S. 20-26

8/10/2015
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Hearing scheduled to take comment on applications for proposed 129,000-pound truck routes on Idaho 16, U.S. 20-26

BOISE – A public hearing will be held in Eagle to take comment on applications allowing trucks weighing up to 129,000 pounds on sections of Idaho 16 and U.S. 20-26. (more…)