Minnesota Local Technical Assistance Program2015-11-052015-11-051994https://hdl.handle.net/11299/175161Articles Include: Pavement management hits high gear; SPMS work plan offers flexible options for counties; Tom Donahue hired as T2 program coordinator; Soybean soapstock update: avoid overapplication; Stop, yield & no control at low volume intersections; MnDOT pavement management activities; Pavement management happenings and resources; It's bargain days for Tri-agency facilities sharing; Grants available for interagency cooperation; LRRB receives funding increases: New brochure available; SHRP devices included in revised work zone safety manual; Planning conference held Duluth; T2 workshop update; Workshops under development; Wanted: Experienced practitioners as T2 instructors; Traffic control workshop rolls into town; Range of topics discussed at CTS research conference; Before you Dig: Check the storm water permit programenTransportationMinnesota Local Technical Assistance ProgramNewsletter or Bulletin