Nevada Local Technical Assistance Program

National Work Zone Awareness Week
2023-04-17 - 2023-04-21
National Work Zone Awareness Week (NWZAW) is an annual spring campaign held at the start of construction season to encourage safe driving through highway work zones. The key message is for drivers to use extra caution in work zones. NWZAW will be held April 17-21 and is hosted by the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT). Learn all about the 2023 theme and schedule of events.

APWA webinar: Small Cities/Rural Communities Perspective on Public Policy Changes
2023-04-13 10:00 - 11:00 UTC
Changes to public policy can have a big impact on day-to-day operations and are often difficult to navigate. A panel of small city/rural community public works leaders will discuss how they have dealt with changes in public policy and how to be prepared for future policy changes.

Pavement Marking Installation and Maintenance (virtual)
2023-04-11 13:00 - 2023-04-13 15:00 (America/Los_Angeles)
This interactive training explores the standard types and uses of pavement markings. It teaches how to prepare to install markings, and then apply and inspect the work. The training also explores the value of a pavement marking management system, and new and upcoming advancements in materials and equipment.
You will have opportunities to explore pavement marking resources—such as the MUTCD and a variety of local, state, and FHWA documents—and to use those resources to answer questions and make decisions that mirror on-the-job tasks. Be prepared to uncover valuable tips from across the country that your agency might use for installing and inspecting pavement markings, and dig into the Nevada specifications, plans, and field inspection guides.
Click here for more information.

Road Safety Champion Program Core Module #5: Intersection of Transportation with Public Health and Law Enforcement
2023-04-11 10:00 - 12:00 UTC
This two-hour training will discuss the need for transportation, public health and law enforcement agencies to work together on the road to zero and strategies to achieve this.
The National Center for Rural Road Safety will host all seven core modules of the RSCP on Tuesdays starting March 14th and running until April 25th.
NOTE:

These trainings will use Zoom. Please ensure Zoom is on your “safe” email list before registering to ensure you receive the link to attend.
These trainings are part of the RSCP, so the recording WILL NOT be made available to registrants. Please only register if you can attend that day.
You do not need to attend all 7 modules and can take them out of order.
You must attend the entire training to receive a certificate of completion.

PPRA: Road Resources Network Bootcamp
2023-04-11 09:00 - 2023-04-13 11:30 UTC
At Road Resources Network Bootcamp, you’ll learn more than just the principles of network management, you’ll put them into practice. This hands-on virtual training will put you to work evaluating your annual treatment plans, expanding your network toolbox, and collaborating with agencies and experts across North America.
Get the tools and skills to improve your community through pavement preservation and recycling. Learn to effectively evaluate annual treatment plans, prioritize projects, and make the right choices for network, budgets, and taxpayers using the tools on RoadResources.org.
And when your training is finished, not only will you earn Professional Development Hours, but you will also be awarded the title of Roadvocate.

$50 for any government agency
$150 for members of AEMA, ARRA, ISSA
$200 for non-members in the private sector

* Registration is limited to 100 participants. Sign up now before slots are filled.

2023 NV APWA Spring Conference
2023-04-05 13:00 - 2023-04-07 12:00 UTC
Check out Nevada LTAP’s booth at the conference!
Join the Annual American Public Works Association – Nevada Spring Conference in Mesquite, Nevada. APWA is bringing together professionals in the public works industry for three days of educational programming, vendor awareness, and networking events to give you unrivaled opportunities to learn about the latest innovations, exchange ideas, and develop new business relationships.
Read more here.

Road Safety Champion Program Core Module #4: Overview of the MUTCD
2023-04-04 10:00 - 12:00 UTC
This module is an introduction and overview of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD). The MUTCD defines the standards by which traffic signs, road surface markings, and signals are designed, installed, and used on all public streets, highways, bikeways, and private roads open to public traffic. This module will help participants become aware of the need for uniformity of traffic control devices. Emphasis will be given to an understanding of the MUTCD, Traffic Control Devices, and Temporary Traffic Control.
The National Center for Rural Road Safety will host all seven core modules of the RSCP on Tuesdays starting March 14th and running until April 25th.
NOTE:

These trainings will use Zoom. Please ensure Zoom is on your “safe” email list before registering to ensure you receive the link to attend.
These trainings are part of the RSCP, so the recording WILL NOT be made available to registrants. Please only register if you can attend that day.
You do not need to attend all 7 modules and can take them out of order.
You must attend the entire training to receive a certificate of completion.

California Pavement Preservation Center: Pavement Preservation Academy (5 parts)
2023-04-03 09:00 - 2023-04-07 12:00 UTC
As part of the Senate Bill 1 (SB-1) funding through the California State University, CSU, Transportation Consortium headed up by Mineta Transportation Institute (MTI) in San Jose State University, the California Pavement Preservation Center (CP2C) is pleased to announce a certificate program in pavement preservation, via The Pavement Preservation Academy (PPA). The purpose of the program is to help state and local agencies improve the design and construction of pavement preservation treatments. The effort began in 2018 with the publication of technical manuals for chip seals, slurry surfacing, Cape seals, and thin hot mix overlays. The first PPA was held in March 2021; the second PPA was held in March 2022; the next PPA will be held on April 3-7, 2023.

Sign Maintenance Management Web Conference
2023-03-30 08:00 - 10:30 (America/Los_Angeles)
This 2.5-hour virtual training teaches you how to implement a successful sign program at the local level. The training uses practical exercises and resources, such as the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) and state guidelines, to provide a firm foundation in the purpose and requirements for sign usage, installation, and maintenance.
By the end of the training session, you will be able to:

Describe the role, features, and urgency of repair for four sign types.
Explain state and local requirements for choosing sign materials including face sheeting, backing, and supports.
Apply MUTCD guidance as well as Nevada Standard Plans and Specifications to selected scenarios.
Describe the six elements of a sign management system.

The course follows the structure of FHWA Maintenance of Signs and Sign Supports: A Guide for Local Highway and Street Maintenance Personnel.
Find out more and register here.

Pesticide Applicator Training – Winnemucca
2023-03-29 08:00 - 2023-03-30 15:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Winnemucca Convention Center, 50 W. Winnemucca Blvd, Winnemucca, NV, 89445, United States
This course is scheduled for March 29, 8:00 am – 4:30 pm PT through March 30, 8:30 am – 3:00 pm PT, 2023.
A state-issued license to control pests and apply pesticides is required under Nevada state law. Licenses are issued by the Nevada Department of Agriculture. You must complete a general competency exam and a category exam prior to obtain the license.
This 2-day training prepares you to become a professional pest control applicator and pass the license examination. The class explains pest control and pesticide safety concepts. Topics include safe pesticide handling practices, herbicide classification, environmental protection, and noxious weed control. It also prepares you for the G-4 (Terrestial Weed) category examination.
The training program is approved for Nevada Continuing Education Units (CEU’s). For license renewal, twelve credit hours are required in a 4-year period.
Attend this class if you prepare, store, handle, or apply pesticides or supervise those who use pesticides. This includes:

Road maintenance and construction workers.
Current pesticide applicators seeking Continuing Education Units (CEUs) or license renewal.
Government agency personnel who need to obtain their pest control license.

Click here for further information.

FHWA webinar: Sustainability in Asphalt Pavement: EPD’s and LCA Decoded
2023-03-28 11:00 - 12:00 UTC
This Mobile Asphalt Technology Center (MATC) lunch and learn continues its series of sessions conducted for California.

Road Safety Champion Program Core Module #2: Anatomy of a Crash – Understanding Human Factors
2023-03-28 10:00 - 12:00 UTC
This two-hour training will provide an overview of human factors principles. It will allow the non-expert in human factors to more effectively bring consideration of the road user’s capabilities and limitations into policies and practices. Knowing how road users interact with their vehicle, the roadway and other road users can also provide useful insights into roadway safety. Armed with that knowledge, construction and maintenance personnel, planners, engineers, public health professionals and law enforcement can work together to target appropriate countermeasures to help reduce injury crashes.
The National Center for Rural Road Safety will host all seven core modules of the RSCP on Tuesdays starting March 14th and running until April 25th.
NOTE:

These trainings will use Zoom. Please ensure Zoom is on your “safe” email list before registering to ensure you receive the link to attend.
These trainings are part of the RSCP, so the recording WILL NOT be made available to registrants. Please only register if you can attend that day.
You do not need to attend all 7 modules and can take them out of order.
You must attend the entire training to receive a certificate of completion.

Airfield Pavement Maintenance and Repair – Online
2023-03-28 07:00 - 16:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Aloft, 2015 Terminal Way, Reno, NV, 89502, United States
This 1-day workshop (7-am- 4 pm) introduces the different techniques for maintaining and rehabilitating both asphalt and concrete-surfaced airfield pavements. The workshop concludes with a discussion of ways to improve an airport’s pavement program.
This workshop is intended for anyone involved in airfield pavement maintenance. It begins with an introduction to the different types of pavements and materials, including an explanation of how they’re put together and the factors that affect how they perform. That introduction is followed by an overview of how to evaluate pavements by considering different measures of pavement condition. New content on some of the innovative sensor-based technologies being used for pavement evaluation highlight where pavement evaluation is heading. These introductory sessions lay the groundwork for presentations on the different techniques for maintaining and rehabilitating both asphalt and concrete-surfaced airfield pavements. The workshop concludes with a discussion of ways to improve an airport’s pavement program.
At the end of this workshop, participants will be able to do the following:

Describe the different types of pavements and explain their typical performance.
Identify the different types and causes of distresses associated with flexible and rigid pavements.
List various techniques included in a comprehensive pavement evaluation.
Identify appropriate treatments for flexible and rigid pavements under a range of conditions.

Airfield Pavement Maintenance and Repair is an elective course of the Road Scholar Program.

FHWA Construction and Project Management Forum: Digital As-Builts from a Utility Perspective by Colorado DOT
2023-03-27 12:30 - 13:30 (America/Los_Angeles)
FHWA March Digital As-Built Forum: Digital As-Builts from a Utility Perspective presented by Mr. Rob Martindale, Utilities Program Manager
The USDOT Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) presents The Every Day Counts Innovation “Digital As-Builts” to Improve Safety, Time, and Quality in Transportation Construction. The forums are for transportation professionals to share with their peers how they have advanced the use of Digital As-Built plans within their highway agencies.
Digital As-Builts from a Utility Perspective, Colorado DOT.
To Register: Registration

American Traffic Safety Services Association webinar: Measuring HFST Safety and Functional Performance Over Time
2023-03-23 10:00 - 11:00 UTC
Attend American Traffic Safety Services Association”s (ATSSA’s) upcoming webinar, “Measuring HFST Safety and Functional Performance Over Time”, as part of the High Friction Surface Treatment (HFST) webinar series. The 45-minute presentation will conclude with a 15-minute Q&A session. Register here!
HFST is a pavement treatment with exceptional skid-resistant properties not typically provided by conventional materials such as asphalt concrete or Portland cement concrete. It is intended to reduce crashes by enhancing the skid resistance quality of the pavement at locations where vehicles often brake excessively, and conflicts are high.
As a promising initiative to improve safety, HFST was implemented by the British Columbia (BC) Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure at several signalized intersections in the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island in 2018 and 2019. To provide early evidence of the safety effectiveness of the implemented HFST initiative, the University of British Columbia completed a safety assessment study in 2021.
Typical crash types targeted by HFST are road-departure and rear-end, usually observed at intersection approaches, off-ramps, and horizontal and vertical curves. The objective of this webinar is to present the before-and-after safety effectiveness evaluation of the implemented HFST at intersection approaches.
Speakers include:

Joy Sengupta, P.Eng, RSP1, Principal Highway Safety Engineer with the BC Ministry of Transportation & Infrastructure
Mohamed Essa, Senior Road Safety Engineer at the BC Ministry of Transportation & Infrastructure
David Merritt, P.E., Project Director with The Transtec Group of Austin, Texas (Moderator)

APWA New England Chapter webinar: Entry Level Driver Training & Your Organization
2023-03-23 08:00 - 09:00 UTC
A New England Chapter Connects Series — Presented by the NE APWA’s Education and Public Works Awareness Committees
When: Thursday, March 23, 2023, 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. PT via Zoom Hosted by T2 Center at UCONN
On February 7, 2022, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) instituted a new regulation, the Entry Level Driver Training (ELDT): a year later, there is much confusion regarding the requirements of the rule. Do you need to send applicants to a training school? Who needs ELDT and when? What are the training requirements of the rule?
Do you have questions regarding the ELDT rule? This session will focus on those requirements; and what you can do within your organization to get your drivers through the CDL licensing process.
Please join this virtual roundtable discussion; we will cover these questions and more. This session is geared towards people obtaining/upgrading a CDL license and for folks managing/training team members with CDL licenses.

Pavement Marking Installation and Maintenance – Reno
2023-03-22 08:00 - 13:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | Washoe County, 3101 Longley Lane, Reno, NV, 89502, United States
This interactive 4.5-hour training explores the standard types and uses of pavement markings. It teaches how to prepare to install markings, and then apply and inspect the work. The training also explores the value of a pavement marking management system, and new and upcoming advancements in materials and equipment.
You will have opportunities to explore pavement marking resources—such as the MUTCD and a variety of local, state, and FHWA documents—and to use those resources to answer questions and make decisions that mirror on-the-job tasks. Be prepared to uncover valuable tips from across the country that your agency might use for installing and inspecting pavement markings, and dig into the Nevada specifications, plans, and field inspection guides.
Click here for more information.

Road Safety Champion Program Core Module #3: Introduction to Traffic Safety Culture
2023-03-21 10:00 - 12:00 UTC
This training introduces growing positive traffic safety culture to significantly improve road safety in America. Participants will leave the training with a better understanding of the elements that shape traffic safety culture, how those factors interact to affect behaviors related to traffic safety, strategies that can be implemented to improve traffic safety culture among various groups, and ideas about how they can leverage their role (and the role of others) in growing a positive traffic safety culture.
The National Center for Rural Road Safety will host all seven core modules of the RSCP on Tuesdays starting March 14th and running until April 25th.
NOTE:

These trainings will use Zoom. Please ensure Zoom is on your “safe” email list before registering to ensure you receive the link to attend.
These trainings are part of the RSCP, so the recording WILL NOT be made available to registrants. Please only register if you can attend that day.
You do not need to attend all 7 modules and can take them out of order.
You must attend the entire training to receive a certificate of completion.

Pothole Patching and Repair web conference
2023-03-16 08:30 - 10:30 (America/Los_Angeles)
Using proper patching and repair techniques can improve structural integrity and restore rideability for pavements experiencing local failures. This free 2-hour web conference compares partial- and full-depth repair techniques and the materials used to implement them. By the end of the training, you will be able to:

Describe the types of distresses best addressed by each treatment.
Describe recommended materials and mixtures for each treatment.
Describe recommended construction procedures and key quality control activities for each treatment.

FHWA webinar: Value Capture Strategies—Transportation Utility Fees/Road Maintenance Fees – The Primer
2023-03-15 10:00 - 2023-04-05 12:00 UTC
A transportation utility fee (TUF), also known as a street maintenance fee, road user fee, or street utility fee, is an important tool for funding the repair and maintain for the preservation of streets, upgrade sidewalks and add or improve pedestrian safety features and curbs, as well as comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990.
FHWA has recently published a TUF Primer that provides information for State departments of transportation and local public agencies to consider implementing a TUF. The primer provides practical information on what TUFs are and examples of how municipalities are using them. It also provides points for consideration when thinking about instituting a TUFs program, such as the favorability of the legal and regulatory environment for TUFs, as well as whether and how TUFs can be used for financing. The primer offers examples detailing several ongoing TUFs programs in Texas, Utah, and Oregon.
If your city, county, township, or tribe is facing funding challenges to keep your roadways in good condition and maintain proper safety for all users, join us on April 5th, 2023, from 10:00pm-12:00 PT to learn from experts to find out how TUFs can improve your agency’s roadway condition!
There is no cost to participate, but space is limited. Click here to register for the event!
TARGET AUDIENCE: This webinar is intended for States, cities, counties, tribes, and metropolitan and rural transportation professionals looking for innovative funding and financial strategies to pay for transportation projects. Anyone involved in development or administration of the Value Capture Program Elements.

FHWA webinar: Value Capture Strategies—Developer Impact Fees and Other Fee-Based Development Charges – The Primer
2023-03-15 10:00 - 12:00 UTC
Developer impact fees (DIFs) are also known as transportation impact fees, mobility fees, multimodal transportation impact fees, or system development charges. A DIF is a one-time fee assessed by local governments on developers to share in new or expanded infrastructure costs to the community that will directly address the increased demand for infrastructure and services created by that development. The goal is to have each new development pay a share of the costs of off-site capital facilities needed to serve the new development—to help growth pay for itself and reduce the financial burden on the existing community.
FHWA has recently developed a primer on developer impact fees that provides information to transportation agencies that have DIFs or are considering the use of DIFs. The primer provides practical information on what a DIF is, how it works, and where it can be used, as well as spotlighting case studies. Space is limited, so you register today to reserve your space on March 15th, 2023 at 10:00-12:00 PT!
The program will feature peer experts from leading State and local authorities sharing their respective Development Impact Fees program, including the processes, requirements, accounting and administration, and much more. Participants have an opportunity interact with peer experts to gain an in-depth understanding the benefits and applicability of developer impact fees and negotiated exactions.
Register Now!
TARGET AUDIENCE: Metropolitan and rural planning/programming organization, States, cities, counties, townships, and tribal transportation professionals.

Keeping Your Agency (and You!) Out of Court web conference
2023-03-14 08:30 - 2023-03-15 11:30 (America/Los_Angeles)
Do you know how to do your job in a way that minimizes liability for yourself and the agency? Join this class to discover practical tips for every level of the organization.
This instructor-led virtual workshop introduces essential components of tort liability and risk management to transportation workers. In two 3-hour sessions, you will increase your knowledge of assessing and managing the risk of tort liability, considering negligence, documenting your work, and preparing for court if necessary.
You will explore a variety of scenarios and case studies in this highly engaging and interactive class. Claims and lawsuit case studies include traffic control devices, work zones, roadside conditions, roadway design, and pedestrian incidents.
By the end of the course, you will be able to:

Explain the implications of tort liability risk for roadway agencies.

(Key topics: tort, duty, reasonableness, standard of care, negligence, and the four elements necessary for tort action to proceed to trial)

Describe the elements of the tort liability process.

(Key topics: discovery, depositions, steps in a trial, and handling contacts from outside the agency)

Identify at least five common roadway and pedestrian hazards and propose countermeasures for each hazard.

(Key topics: tort liability risk, enterprise-wide strategies, personal responsibility and strategies, and risk reduction techniques)
This training is recommended for transportation agency personnel who need to manage risk and may be involved in legal proceedings. This can include:

State and local roadway engineers and technicians involved in design, construction, traffic operations, and maintenance.
Public works directors.
Roadway maintenance foremen and supervisors.
Elected officials.

Keeping Your Agency (and You) Out of Court is a required course of the Road Scholar Program.

Road Safety Champion Program Core Module #1: Introduction to Road Safety
2023-03-14 08:00 - 17:00 UTC
This two-hour training provides an overview of safety trends, an understanding of the national safety vision, and discusses techniques for safety collaboration. It will also discuss the importance of prioritizing safety and how an individual can become a Road Safety Champion.
The National Center for Rural Road Safety will host all seven core modules of the RSCP on Tuesdays starting March 14th and running until April 25th.
Information on each of these two-hour trainings is provided below (listed by date).
NOTE:

These trainings will use Zoom. Please ensure Zoom is on your “safe” email list before registering to ensure you receive the link to attend.
These trainings are part of the RSCP, so the recording WILL NOT be made available to registrants. Please only register if you can attend that day.
You do not need to attend all 7 modules and can take them out of order.
You must attend the entire training to receive a certificate of completion.

Pesticide Applicator Training – Fallon
2023-03-07 08:00 - 2023-03-08 15:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Fallon Paiute Shoshone Tribal Council Chambers, 565 Rio Vista Drive, Fallon, 89406
This course is scheduled for March 7, 8:00 am – 4:30 pm PT through March 8, 8:30 am – 3:00 pm PT, 2023.
A state-issued license to control pests and apply pesticides is required under Nevada state law. Licenses are issued by the Nevada Department of Agriculture. You must complete a general competency exam and a category exam prior to obtain the license.
This 2-day training prepares you to become a professional pest control applicator and pass the license examination. The class explains pest control and pesticide safety concepts. Topics include safe pesticide handling practices, herbicide classification, environmental protection, and noxious weed control. It also prepares you for the G-4 (Terrestial Weed) category examination.
The training program is approved for Nevada Continuing Education Units (CEU’s). For license renewal, twelve credit hours are required in a 4-year period.
Attend this class if you prepare, store, handle, or apply pesticides or supervise those who use pesticides. This includes:

Road maintenance and construction workers.
Current pesticide applicators seeking Continuing Education Units (CEUs) or license renewal.
Government agency personnel who need to obtain their pest control license.

Click here for further information.

New York state LTAP webinar: Grants, State Aid, Federal Aid, and other sources of revenue
2023-03-07 06:00 - 07:00 UTC
Join NYS LTAP for an ongoing series of free Foundational Webinars focused on the important principles key to local highway agency operations and management. Focusing on why we do what we do – “Why do we put three signs in advance of a work zone” – each webinar offers a convenient way to learn the basics of a particular topic. Taken together, they cover the foundation of local highway issues. Many webinars will be repeated yearly or every other year to give attendees the opportunity to attend the full series. *Anticipated to be worth 1 PDH for engineering continuing education. View the full series here.

Pesticide Applicator Training – Las Vegas March 2023
2023-03-01 08:00 - 2023-03-02 15:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Santa Fe Station, 4949 N. Rancho Drive, Las Vegas, NV, 89130, United States
This 2-day course is scheduled: Day 1, 8:00 am – 4:30 pm PT through Day 2, 8:30 am – 3:00 pm PT, 2023
A state-issued license to control pests and apply pesticides is required under Nevada state law. Licenses are issued by the Nevada Department of Agriculture. You must complete a general competency exam and a category exam prior to obtain the license.
This 2-day training prepares you to become a professional pest control applicator and pass the license examination. The class explains pest control and pesticide safety concepts. Topics include safe pesticide handling practices, herbicide classification, environmental protection, and noxious weed control. It also prepares you for the G-4 (Terrestial Weed) category examination.
The training program is approved for Nevada Continuing Education Units (CEU’s). For license renewal, twelve credit hours are required in a 4-year period.
Attend this class if you prepare, store, handle, or apply pesticides or supervise those who use pesticides. This includes:

Road maintenance and construction workers.
Current pesticide applicators seeking Continuing Education Units (CEUs) or license renewal.
Government agency personnel who need to obtain their pest control license.

Click here for further information.

Road Safety 365 web conference
2023-02-28 08:30 - 2023-03-01 11:00 (America/Los_Angeles)
Reducing the number and severity of crashes on local and rural roadways is a number one priority for most agencies. The FHWA Office of Safety developed “Road Safety 365” to provide local and rural agencies with practical and effective ways to incorporate safety solutions into daily activities and the project development process.
This free two-day course, delivered virtually February 28–March 1 (8:30-11:00 a.m. PT), explores how construction, maintenance, and other activities can impact roadway safety and provides practical guidance for improving road safety that is specifically geared to local road projects and day-to-day activities.
After attending training, you will be able to:

Identify safety issues unique to local agencies.
Describe ways to incorporate and implement practical safety solutions during projects and maintenance.
Identify common challenges to improving road safety and list existing resources to address them.
Describe practical and low-cost countermeasures to improve safety.
Identify methods to inform decision makers about practical ways to improve safety on local roads.
Explain some of the potential components of a “safety culture” and describe what it means to have a “safety attitude.”
Demonstrate how to “read the road.”
Describe the role of the Strategic Highway Safety Plan and the importance of a Local Road Safety Plan.

This program is designed for all public works directors, road and highway supervisors and foremen, transportation engineers and other safety professionals. Participants will learn practical ways to “read the road” to improve safety and save lives!
Register here.

UMass Transportation Center virtual training – Complete Streets 302: Safety Countermeasures
2023-02-28 06:00 - 08:30 UTC
This training will help professionals better understand what is a holistic approach to implementing safety countermeasures along complete streets. The course will review common countermeasures, the appropriate contexts where countermeasures can be most effective, and give an overview of current safety manuals and research. How to fund a safety project will also be discussed.
Register here.

FHWA Resource Center: Nevada Project-level Air Quality Conformity Webinar Series - Webinar 2
2023-02-23 13:00 - 16:00 (America/Los_Angeles)

FHWA Resource Center: Nevada Project-level Air Quality Conformity Webinar Series - Webinar 1
2023-02-23 09:00 - 12:00 (America/Los_Angeles)
