Wyoming Technology Transfer Center

The T2/LTAP Center assists local Wyoming agencies and individuals in gaining technical transportation knowledge. This is accomplished by communicating new and developing technology, responding to direct requests, providing reference materials, and conducting T2/LTAP workshops throughout Wyoming. T2 is part of the Local Technical Assistance Program, which supports centers in all 50 states and Puerto Rico. The T2/LTAP Center is sponsored by the Federal Highway Administration, in cooperation with the University of Wyoming, the Wyoming Transportation Department, and Wyoming cities and counties.

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News & Updates

As of September 10th, we are excited to announce several upcoming classes!

 

Registration for our WMTC 2025-2026 season is now open. These classes tend to fill up quickly, so we encourage you to sign up as soon as possible. Additionally, we will be offering a WMTC Volumetrics course. Participation in the Volumetrics course will be managed similarly to last year; interested individuals should complete the Volumetrics form on our WMTC page. Participants will be added to a list, with final approval for entrance provided by WYDOT based on upcoming projects.

 

Moreover, our LPA and concrete workshops have been scheduled, featuring two dates in centrally located venues. This year's Concrete Workshop will focus on "Understanding Today's Concrete Pavements." For more information, please visit the "Workshops" page using the carousel above.

Our Mission

LTAP Mission

The National Local Technical Assistance Program's mission is to foster a safe, efficient, and environmentally sound surface transportation system by improving skills and increasing knowledge of the transportation workforce through training, technical assistance, and technology transfer.

TTAP Mission 

The National Tribal Technical Assistance Program provides comprehensive transportation training and technical assistance to tribal communities thorugh building skills and expertise to ensure the safety and maintenance of tribal roads. 

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