National RTAP Rural and Tribal Transit Training - Capital Projects

TRANSIT TRAINING - CAPITAL PROJECTS

In collaboration with the Alaska Tribal Transportation Work Group, National RTAP is providing a one-day Transit Training focused on Capital Projects the day following the

The training will include:

• Capital Development, Planning, and Construction Project Management
• Federal Transit Administration Updates and Grant Management
• Peer Roundtables

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

Rural and Tribal Transportation/Transit Directors, Managers and Staff, Tribal Administrators, State Transportation and Transit Officials, Federal Transportation and Transit Officials and Tribal/State/Federal officials involved with Rural and Tribal Transit.

MEALS TO BE PROVIDED:

The Embassy Suites Hotel has free made-to-order breakfast for guests.

All-day beverage station, morning snacks. Buffet lunch, and afternoon snacks will be provided during the training event.

Dinner on your own.

Raffles will be included and winners must present too win

HOTEL ROOM BLOCK REGISTRATION:

Competitive room rates of $204/night, with complimentary parking for attendees!

When registering at the Anchorage Embassy Suites, mention: ATTWG Symposium

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By Phone: (907) 332-7000

QUESTIONS?

Contact Neil Rodriguez, Tribal Transit Program Manager, at [email protected].

ABOUT NATIONAL RTAP

Our overarching mission is to address the training and technical assistance needs of rural, and tribal transit operators across the nation, and to support the state RTAP programs. Our comprehensive set of free technical assistance programs and resources includes training materials, webinars, newsletters and technical briefs, peer resources, research, and innovative technology initiatives.

ABOUT THE PRESENTER/TRAINER

Ms. Michia Casebier is President of M.G. Tech-Writing, LLC, a multimodal transportation planning, grant and technical writing sole proprietorship, which has funded nearly $20 million dollars in grants, including, but not limited to, an FY14 Federal Transit Authority Tribal Transit Program capital grant for Craig Tribal Association’s transit program startup. Michia has written Tribal Transportation Safety Plans for six Alaska Native Villages, two New Mexico pueblos, and is working to complete her ninth Safety Plan for a Nevada tribe. A National Rural Transit Assistance Program (RTAP) training facilitator since 2019, Ms. Casebier also has written numerous Safe Routes to School Route/Travel Plans, pedestrian and bicycle master plans, and Active School Neighborhood Reports over her planning career. As a subconsultant to the KFH Group, Inc., Michia wrote the “Engaging with Tribes” webpages for the RTAP’s Transit Manager’s Toolkit.

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