Maintaining local roads efficiently while maximizing limited funding can be challenging for agencies of any size. The Nevada LTAP (NVLTAP) is organizing the Managing Local Roads Effectively series, providing practical, hands-on guidance on Transportation Asset Management (TAM).

This data-driven approach helps agencies select the right projects and treatments to keep roads in the best condition for the longest time. The three-part live virtual program demonstrates how even small changes in planning and data management can lead to significant improvements in road performance and long-term resilience.

Over three sessions, participants will learn actionable strategies for implementing TAM, making the most of available funding, and communicating effectively with elected officials and residents. Each module focuses on a critical aspect of TAM:

• Module 1, March 17, 2026: Introduction to TAM – Covers TAM principles, key components, and examples from local agencies on how TAM improves road planning and performance. Register Here

• Module 2, March 24, 2026: Tools That Advance Asset Management – Explains data collection, analysis methods, and software tools that help agencies make informed decisions and funding. Register Here

• Module 3, March 31, 2026 : Maximizing Your Investment & Managing Risk – Explores risk-based prioritization, applying TAM to bridges, drainage, and other assets, and balancing competing priorities such as safety and mobility. Register Here

Learning Objectives:

• Understand the key components and benefits of a TAM
• Learn strategies to prioritize projects and allocate resources effectively
• Identify tools and processes to improve decision-making and long-term planning

Instructors:

• Mark Woods: Senior Engineer, APTech
• Brad Allen: Senior Engineer, APTech
  
  

Register to Attend