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Upcoming Training & Dates
- NDLTAP Rural Roadway Winter Maintenance
- Nov 12, 2026 – Morton County Highway Department, 2916 37th St NW, Building A, Door 3, Mandan ND
- Nov 19, 2026 – Spirit Lake Road Department, 1113 Dakota Dr, Fort Totten ND
- Roadway Foundation Basics and Gravel Quality
- Dec 2, 2026 – VFW, 114 1st Street NW, Steele ND
- Dec 8, 2026 – City of Dickinson Public Works, 3411 Public Works Boulevard, Dickinson ND
- Highway Supervisor Orientation
- Dec 17, 2026 – 1300 12th St SE, Watford City, ND
Spotlight
November 2, 2026The convenience of battery-powered tools has all but made cord-and-plug tools obsolete. Battery-powered tools provide safety from shock, they’re portable and are easier to store than corded tools. Taking care of your battery-powered tools will help extend the life of the tool as well as the batteries.
October 23, 2026Kimberly Vachal named director of NDSU’s Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute. Vachal will begin as director on November 2. She has been with UGPTI for nearly three decades conducting research focused on agricultural safety and traffic safety. She succeeds Denver Tolliver who is retiring after more than 40 years at NDSU, including 14 years as UGPTI’s director.
September 2, 2026This issue includes an announcement on the upcoming regional workshop on the United Tribes Technical College campus (tied to the International Powwow) with transportation and transit training tracks, lists a calendar of fall 2026 events and courses across the region, and introduces free self-paced “LearnTracks” online learning paths for tribal agencies. It also includes practical advice from SDTTAP Program Manager Greg Vavra on budgeting, treating road departments like businesses, and using life-cycle cost analysis.
August 27, 2026Suicide is a leading cause of death among working-age adults in the United States. It deeply impacts workers, families, and communities. Fortunately, like other workplace fatalities, suicides can be prevented. Below are 5 things to know about preventing suicide.