The LHTAC T2 Center is pleased to announce that we will be offering a combination of in-person training and instructor-led online classes this spring. Please be assured that both our instructors and your safety will be our top priority.
Class Schedule Announced (PDF)
Registration will begin February 9, 2021
Virtual courses are scheduled in Mountain Time and have 2 Parts each. You must attend both sessions to receive credit for the course.
DATE: January 25, 2021
TO: Local Public Agencies and their Independent Auditors
FROM: LHTAC
RE: When a Single Audit is triggered by local participation in a federal aid project
The 2 CFR 200 Single Audit requires entities that receive more than $750,000 of federal funds in a given year, to undergo the Single Audit. There has been some confusion in the past as to whether Federal Aid funds, Stimulus funds, and Governor’s Discretionary are included in the $750,000 threshold. Part of the confusion has been with how to handle the asset once it is turned over to the local entity. Some auditors feel you need to record all project costs, which may exceed the $750,000 threshold. (more…)
The Roadway Materials class is a requirement to complete the Road Scholar Level 1 Program. Currently the LHTAC T2 Center has been unable to offer this class due to limited instructor availability. While the T2 Center is in the process of finding a new instructor for the course, and trying to work around health restrictions across the state, an online equivalent has been determined.
The combination of the following 3 courses can be taken to fulfill the Roadway Materials requirement to complete the Road Scholar Program.
These online classes are provided for free by ASHTO TC3 Training Program.
How can I access these ASHTO TC3 free classes?
Create an AASHTO account at https://register.transportation.org. Select ‘Register‘ and enter your agency email address, to gain unlimited access to the curriculum. Use promotion code D5X3-B3D9-52CB-4XCX to access TC3 course offerings.
Click HERE to find out more about online training options.
The Road to Success Starts Here!
The Federal Highway Administration’s Center for Local Aid Support is sponsoring online training courses for the local agencies and tribal communities. This is your guide to anytime, anywhere access to hundreds of training topics designed to meet your individual needs. With dozens of hours of content currently available and continual updates to the course curriculum, participants can continue their education in transportation topics from beginner to advanced. (more…)
Grants of up to $60,000 are available to eligible organizations statewide through the Idaho Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Curb Ramp Program. Local jurisdictions — cities, counties, highway districts and tribal governments — are eligible to submit an application. The application period is January 15 – March 13. (more…)