The Alaska TTAP is providing a 2-day class on the Tribal Transportation Program (TTP) in Anchorage, Alaska on February 24-25, 2026. The class will be held at The Lakefront Anchorage. There is no cost for attending the class. Discounted rooms are available at The Lakefront for those attending the class with instructions provided below. Please register for the class at https://forms.gle/v9V2JUEMLmpaLELw7. 

Location Information:

The course is being held at THE LAKEFRONT ANCHORAGE, 4800 Spenard Road, Anchorage, Alaska. When you are ready to make a reservation please call The LakeFront Front Desk at 907-243-2300 and wait for the operator (if you click a number it takes you out of state). Once connected to the operator you can mention the name of the event or the block code “2602AKTTAP” and that will pull up the discount rate. Discount block expires on February 3. If you run into any issues with trying to reserve a room or if they say they are sold out please call April Wilmink at 907-266-2216.

Course Description:

Tribes receive support through the Tribal Transportation Program (TTP) for a variety of transportation programs and projects that can improve the quality of life and enhance economic opportunity through safe and adequate transportation for native villages, communities, reservations, and Indian lands. Attendees of this course will develop a deeper understanding of the administration of the program and gain awareness of how the TTP can be a foundation toward advanced Tribal transportation departments.    

This intensive 2-day, in-person course builds upon FHWA’s “Tribal Transportation Program (TTP) 101” online course.  This course will take an in-depth look at the administration of the TTP and associated projects and activities.  Topics covered include:

• TTP administration
• TTP funding formula and eligibility
• TTP planning
• TTP project delivery
• TTP funded maintenance and operations
• And others (including additional Federal and State funding opportunities)

This course is designed for Tribal Transportation employees, State and local government transportation professions that interact with Tribal Transportation Departments, who would like detailed information about the TTP. This includes Tribal Council members, Tribal transportation practitioners, and state and local agency practitioners.

It is highly encouraged that attendees complete Federal Highway Administration Local Aid Support’s Tribal Transportation Program (TTP) 101 on-line at no cost (registration required) prior to attending this course. 

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