Alaska Tribal Transportation Workgroup (ATTWG)

ATTWG is organized for the purpose of providing technical support and advocacy for transportation issues that impact Alaska Native Villages and to conduct any other lawful business or endeavor permitted under the laws of the State of Alaska to a corporation incorporated under the Alaska Nonprofit Corporation Act.

12th Annual Alaska Tribal Transportation Symposium

April 14-17, 2014

Anchorage, Alaska

Downtown Hilton Hotel

Alaska's Congressional Delegation has been invited to speak once again at this year's Symposium.

The Symposium is designed for Tribal Leaders, Managers and Administrators, and Transportation Staff; Transportation and Infrastructure Professionals; Federal and State Representatives; and all those seeking to learn more about tribal transportation and transportation challenges in remote Alaska communities. 

Agenda Topics:

• Reauthorization of MAP-21
• Tribal Transportation Programs
• Unity Caucus
• Presentation of Unified Tribal Priorities
  
• Updates:
• NCAI ITA Task Force
• BIA
• FHWA
• Transit
• Tribal Safety
• Dust Control
• Trails
• BIA-FHWA Program Delivery
• FHWA's The Big Picture- Putting Innovation and People to Work
  

Hotel Information

        Special Symposium Rate

               $94.00 Single

Registration Form

Credit Card Authorization Form

We have space once again this year for vendor displays.  Interested Vendors please download the Vendor Registration form below

Vendor Registration Form



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We host the annual Alaska Tribal Transportation Symposium

• Workshops
• Most up to date Tribal Transportation Information
• Networking opportunities

We monitor Federal and State Transportation Statutes, Regulations, and Policies
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SPECIAL MEETING: Tribal Leaders Transportation Unity Summit

February 25,26,  for tribal leader discussion of the reauthorization of MAP-21 and Feb. 27 for tribal leaders, staff and transportation professionals to finalyze the tribal priority paper and legislative proposal

Location:  Denver, CO

 Like here to link to the Summit Registration and Information website.  

 KEY REAUTHORIZATION ISSUES FOR ALASKA

ATTWG Board members serve as individuals, not as representatives of any other organization.  Board members are not compensated and are required to abide by the Board's Rules of Conduct as specified within the ATTWG Bylaws.  For more information, please contact the ATTWG President by e-mail:  chair@attwg.org

or (907) 843-1018

ATTWG is a Non-Profit 501(c)(3) Charitable Organization