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Supporting New Hampshire's local highway and public works departments with training, technical assistance, tools and resources to improve the quality and safety of roads throughout our state.  Home of New Hampshire's Local Technical Assistance Program (LTAP), through support from FHWA & NHDOT.

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  • Focus on Local Road Safety

    Join the NH Local Technical Assistance Program (LTAP) at UNH T2 for an informative series of workshops designed to enhance road safety awareness and practices among local highway departments, transportation professionals, municipal and elected officials, law enforcement, and other stakeholders and partners. Gain insights into effective strategies and tools to improve road safety in your community, network, and identify valuable new resources.

  • Public Works Spotlight

    We’re shining a light on the dedicated teams keeping New Hampshire running smoothly—from snow plowing to road repairs and everything in between. Do you know a local Highway Department or DPW that deserves some recognition? We would love to feature them in an upcoming newsletter!
    Send us your nominations and help us highlight the incredible work being done in our communities!

    Submit your spotlight suggestion to lee.cooper@unh.edu

  • Leadership Development

    We know you value strong leadership in your department. That’s why we’re bringing back organizational consultant Sadie Lee Rosethorn to lead a special series of leadership development sessions designed for Public Works.

     Sessions start in May! To register, please visit our training calendar or contact us at T2.Center@unh.edu.

  • Ask our technical specialist web feature

    We’re pleased to provide personalized technical assistance to NH municipal highway departments via phone, email, or special site visits to assist you with a variety of topics, such as drainage issues, gravel roads maintenance, pavement condition, roadway safety opportunities, and asset management. We also provide technical assistance for operational and administrative functions such as workforce development and software applications.Let us help you solve a roadway riddle! Visit our Technical Assistance webpage for more information.

  • Build a Better Mousetrap 2025

    The 2025 Build a Better Mousetrap Innovation Competition is now accepting entries! Visit our webpage for more information.

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    Check out our helpful FAQs and videos on how to reset and access your student account, certificate of completion, or transcript!

     

Upcoming PW Events

April 30, 2025 | 8:00am - 2:00pm
Location: Pembroke, NH Municipal Cost: $100 Roads Scholar Hours: 3 Technical and 2 Safety
May 1, 2025 | 8:00am - 12:00pm
Credits:  4 Technical  Cost: $0.00- open to NH state DOT, municipal public works, and RPCs only Location:  Concord, NH
May 6, 2025 | 9:00 - 10:30am
Credits:  0 (informational only) Cost: $0.00 Location:   Virtual
Recognizing Public Works' Professional Development Achievements

 

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Now Live: 2025 Training Calendar

Our 2025 training calendar is now live! From chainsaw safety and maintenance to leadership sessions and more, we’ve got a full schedule of hands-on, practical learning lined up. Whether you're a returning participant or joining us for the first time, there’s something for everyone. Reserve your spot today! View the training calendar 

 

Focus on Local Road Safety

Join UNH T2 for an informative series of workshops designed to enhance road safety awareness and practices among local highway departments, transportation professionals, municipal and elected officials, law enforcement, and other stakeholders and partners. Gain insights into effective strategies and tools to improve road safety in your community, network, and identify valuable new resources.            

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