Tribal Transit Workshop
TRAINING: August 18, 2026 - August 19, 2026 , 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM PT
The Western Tribal Technical Assistance Program (WTTAP) is hosting a 2-day Tribal Transit Workshop in Los Angeles, CA, that follows the National RTAP Transit Manager’s Toolkit framework; an online resource designed to help new rural transit managers operate efficiently and comply with federal FTA Section 5311 regulations.
This training covers Administration, Operations & Planning, Compliance, and Tribal Transit, with references to key federal circulars. Regularly updated, the Transit Manager's Toolkit* provides current guidance and allows users to suggest new topics for practical, day-to-day management support.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the core responsibilities of rural & tribal transit managers
- Navigate federal regulations & ensure compliance with FTA Section 5311 requirements
- Apply best practices in administration, operations, & planning for transit programs
- Identify and utilize federal circulars & guidance relevant to transit management
- Access & leverage Toolkit resources to address day-to-day management challenges
* The Transit Manager's Toolkit is for new rural/tribal transit managers who need a practical reference for day-to-day operations and FTA Section 5311 compliance. It provides essential guidance to help transit organizations run smoothly and meet federal requirements.
Carrie Brown, MSML
With 15 years in public health & human services, Carrie Brown has served communities as Director of Human Services, Tribal Health & Human Services Director, Safety Circuit Rider, and now Director of the NVLTAP.
Carrie's expertise is in training delivery with a focus on cultural sensitivity; her mission is to strengthen communities through transportation countermeasures and safety initiatives.
About WTTAP
The Western Tribal Technical Assistance Program (WTTAP) supports indigenous communities in managing and enhancing their transportation infrastructure.
WTTAP provides vital training, resources, and technical assistance to tribal agencies, empowering them to build and maintain safer, more effective roads and transportation systems.
