NDLTAP
Road Scholar Program
What is a Road Scholar Program?
The North Dakota Local Technical Assistance Program has developed a Road Scholar Program for road and highway practitioners in North Dakota. It recognizes each participant's achievement in subjects and topics essential to efficent and effective local road maintenance and management.
Your participation in the Road Scholar program will increase your knowledge and awareness of how and why the road systems must be properly managed. The ideas, knowledge, and skills you gain through LTAP training will help you on the job, strenghten your agency, preserve the roadway infrastructure, and reduce the cost of maintaining the roadways.
For more information about the program, download the Road Scholar Program brochure (PDF, 714K).
How do I participate?
To enroll in the Road Scholar Program, you must register with NDLTAP Bismarck office using one of the following methods:
2009-10 Award Recipients
Road Scholar I
- Wayne Koltes, Adams County
- Eugene Krambeer, Adams County
- Theo Schalesky, Adams County
- Kerry Johnson, Barnes County
- Jeff Iverson, Billings County
- Roy Krivoruchka, Billings County
- Gene Small, Burleigh County
- Kevin Mayer, City of Casselton
- Travis Schafer, City of Wahpeton
- Paul Messner, DES
- Daryl Lematta, Dickey County
- Josh Lematta, Dickey County
- Kevin Michael, FHWA
- Terri Biggers, NDDOT
- Michelle Fender, NDDOT
- Matthew Maresh, NDDOT
- Don Kline, Ramsey County
- Wayne Owens, Ramsey County
- Sharon Lipsh, Walsh County
- Jim Dunn, Ward County
- Rick Melchert, Ward County
Road Scholar II
- Gerard Feist, Burleigh County
- Richard Benz, Dunn County
- Lowell Bladow, Richland County
- Dana Larsen, Ward County
Road Scholar III
- Nicholas Richter, Ramsey County
- Nick Kraft, Morton County
