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April 17-21 - Hardin County
The Chainsaw Safety Clinic is a three-day event designed to help prepare participants for tree removal projects and safety conditions. The training is done in three full-day sessions: Demonstration Safety Training, Hands-On Safety Training, and Limbing, Bucking and Debris Removal. This clinic is held regardless of weather conditions and attendees are asked to come prepared and dressed appropriately.
Space is limited so register now.
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Welcome to T2, Angela Kederis | |
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Angela Kederis joins us as the Conference Coordinator for the Roads Scholar and Road Master Training Programs.
Angela comes to our team with years of experience in event planning, scheduling, and managing. In her spare time, she loves spending time outdoors, camping, hiking and kayaking. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends.
T2 is excited to have her join our team. Please help us in welcoming Angela!
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The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) is holding the 2023 Lifesavers Conference in Louisville, KY, April 17-20, 2023.
The Lifesavers Conference is sponsored by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, Office of Highway Safety. The four-day conference will cover a variety of noteworthy topics from Safe Streets for All to CPS recertification.
The purpose of the conference is to bring together a combination of engineering, education, emergency services, enforcement, and transportation safety warriors to share best practices, research, and innovations that are proven to work.
The conference will provide information on both successful programs and emerging issues to individuals who work to reduce fatalities and injuries on Kentucky’s roadways and provide opportunities for networking, discussion, and information sharing.
Register today. View more information about the
2023 Lifesavers Conference HERE.
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The Kentucky Department for Local Government has approved
participants of the Roads Scholar, Road Master, Webinar Wednesday,
and Road Safety Champion training courses to receive training hours
towards the County Elected Officials Training Incentive Program.
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Photo courtesy of
Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg
| On December 22, Le’Roy Ford was at the wheel of a city truck, plowing roads and spreading 20 tons of salt during a rare arctic blast that had brought near blizzard conditions and plunging temperatures. | |
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”It was weird that night because visibility was extremely limited,” Ford said. “It was really hard to see. All you could tell was headlights of cars. Didn’t know where they were going or which way they were moving.” That’s when the Metro Public Works equipment operator encountered a car partially in a ditch on Six Mile Lane. Inside was a toddler and her father, who could not speak English. They were stranded, and the man was unable to call for help.
Read the full story here. Article provided by WAVE.
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Using PowerPoint Effectively
March 8, 2023
9am - 10am EST
Join us to learn all the tips and tricks to creating an effective and marketable PowerPoint.
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The 2023 Wednesday Webinars, ranging from Technology Tips to Winter Weather Preparedness, are open for registration.
Join us for the March 8 Using Powerpoint Effectively Webinar or register for all ten today so you don’t miss any.
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The Road Safety Champion Program (RSCP), developed by the National Center for Rural Road Safety, the National Association of County Engineers (NACE), the West Region Transportation Workforce Center (WRTWC), and the National LTAP and TTAP Association (NLTAPA), is now in Kentucky! With diverse courses in safety, construction, engineering, and more, you will find one or many opportunities to learn. Complete the program requirements and you can earn a Road Safety Champion certificate. | | |
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Register for all ten today.
Find out more information about the program HERE.
Once you have completed all requirements (or to find out your status in the program), email
Brittany Cloyd.
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March 22, 2023
9am - 11am EST
For traffic signs to be effective in providing important information to drivers, agencies should implement a sign maintenance program that addresses the new MUTCD minimum requirements. This course will discuss requirements for signs and proper installation methods to ensure that roads are safe for all road users.
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Each year the Kentucky Transportation Center publishes Analysis of Traffic Crash Data in Kentucky, a report that reviews state-level crash data from the previous five years. This report summarizes crash data for 2017 through 2021. In addition to presenting a review of crash data, the report also contains safety performance functions (SPFs) for nine roadway types. Because SPFs were derived using 2017-2021 data, the models predict crashes for a five-year period.
Click HERE to learn more about the crash data report.
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Have you or one of your co-workers recently built an innovative gadget or developed an improved way to do a job? Now is the time to show off your creativity. T2 is participating in the Build a Better Mousetrap Competition,
recently rebranded as the Innovation Celebration,
and it's time to turn in your submissions for 2023 innovations.
Projects can be anything from the development of tools, equipment modification, and/or processes that increase safety, reduce cost,
improve efficiency, and improve the quality of transportation.
The winner for Kentucky will be elevated to
compete for national recognition.
Applications are due on 5/19/23, so apply now!
Learn more about the Innovation Celebration HERE.
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Park Hills Public Works Director Dan VonHandorf crafted an interchangeable truck bed system for the City’s Ford F550 dubbed the Seasonal Switcher. Park Hills currently has attachments for a salt bed, brine bed, and utility bed.
Learn more about the Seasonal Switcher.
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Attend the Next KACERS Lunch and Learn
and Business Meeting
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Be sure to attend the next KACERS Lunch and Learn on Landslides and Funding. The meeting will be held at the Pike County Cooperative Extension Office located at 148 Trivette Dr. in Pikeville. The KACERS business meeting will follow.
March 15, 2023 at 11:30am EST
For more information contact [email protected].
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Check out last month's Webinar Wednesday recording
discussing MUTCD updates.
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Scott Tison discusses an overview of the MUTCD, practical applications, and expected updates coming in 2023. | |
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Subscribe to our YouTube Channel
There you will find past Webinar Wednesdays, presentations, tutorials, and more. Make sure to like and subscribe below to catch all of our updates and new videos.
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