California’s LTAP Training Catalog is now LIVE!

We’re thrilled to finally publish our comprehensive catalog of local assistance training that focuses specifically on the needs of California’s public transportation agencies. Organized by topic and calendar date, we’ve compiled a list of course titles, content, instructors, and registration options to help make your professional development goals a one-stop pursuit.

Training categories include:

Be sure to check-back for regular updates as we grow our catalog to include national training providers offering LTAP courses delivered in an online format.

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NEWS & POLICY HIGHLIGHTS

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    We're showcasing local agency innovation through the Build a Better Mousetrap competition. Enter now!

  • PAVEMENT ACADEMY

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  • LONG BEACH AWARD

    City to receive $30M to convert urban West Shoreline Drive into safer landscaped throughway

  • TTPSF DEADLINE

    Applications for the Tribal Transportation Program Safety Fund are due by March 9, 2023

  • WORKSHOP RECORDING

    Join Daniel Burke & Bing Luu from Caltrans DLA for an overview of local agency contract management

  • TRAINING CATALOG

    Comprehensive catalog of local agency training opportunities goes live

  • BABM 2023

    CALTAP is relaunching its statewide competition to celebrate the best of California's local agency innovations

  • GIS WEBINAR

    Our GIS Applications for Local Public Agencies webinar is now posted. Learn how to love GIS, even if you are not a GIS technician!

  • CA BRIDGE GRANT

    California receiving $400M to replace, retrofit and install critical structural elements on Golden Gate Bridge

UPCOMING TRAINING & EVENTS