The Missouri Local Technical Assistance Program (LTAP) is located at Missouri University of Science and Technology (Missouri S&T) and operates on funding provided by the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) and the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA).  Missouri LTAP at Missouri S&T has developed partnerships and processes that deliver the highest-quality training and technology transfer to local agencies throughout the state.  Missouri LTAP is recognized throughout the state for its training, resources and programs that it provides to local agencies.  These agencies include county road and bridge departments, city public works departments and various other local agencies tasked with constructing and maintaining infrastructure.  The Missouri LTAP program has continued to experience remarkable growth in the number of agencies served, the number of classes conducted and the variety of training classes offered.  Missouri LTAP’s goal is to continue to reach a much broader audience.   Its dedicated staff works hard to ensure its continued success and growth.

‌The MO-LTAP center enables local counties, townships, cities and towns to improve their roads and bridges by supplying them with:

• A variety of training programs
• An information clearinghouse
• New and existing technology updates
• Personalized technical assistance
• Newsletters

Through these core services, MO-LTAP provides access to training and information that may not otherwise be accessible.  MO-LTAP provides local road departments with:‌

• Work force development services
• Resources to enhance safety and security
• Solutions to environmental congestion, capacity and other issues
• Technical publications
• Training videos and materials

For more background information on the Missouri LTAP program and its services, check out these other website pages:

• National LTAP Program
• Meet the Staff
• Committees
• Partners
• FAQs