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MPTA Transportation Day in Jefferson City
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Find out more »Educational Series: Crisis Communication for Transit Employees
A training by the National Transit Institute (NTI)
Find out more »MPTA Annual Conference 2017
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Find out more »Thinking Outside the Ridership Box
An MPTA Educational Series Event Join MPTA for the November 8, 2017 Educational Series Event, "Thinking Outside the Ridership Box: Building Ridership on MO's Transit System." Panelists from Kansas City Area Transit Alliance (KCATA), OATS, and Enterprise CarShare will discuss innovative transportation programs available in Missouri, including KCATA's new Ride KC Freedom on-demand taxi-transit collaboration.
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TDD Financing for Transit
An MPTA Educational Series event.
Find out more »MPTA Educational Series: Getting on Board with Purchasing and Procurement
MPTA announces its next Educational Series Event scheduled for Wednesday, May 2, 2018, “Getting on Board with Purchasing and Procurement,” in Jefferson City, MO. Hear from FTA Region VII on their latest procurement requirements and resources for recipients to assist with third-party procurements for projects receiving FTA funds. The event will feature FTA Region VII’s Director, Operations and Program Management, William Kalt. There will also be time for Q & A. REGISTER HERE. The event will be held from 10…
Find out more »2018 MPTA Annual Conference
Holiday Inn Executive Center 2200 I-70 Drive SW Columbia, MO 65203 573-445-8531 September 19-21, 2018 Click Here for Conference Details
Find out more »MPTA Educational Series: Harassment and Discrimination Issues Specific to Transit in the #MeToo Era
MPTA announces its next Educational Series Event scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 1, 2018, “Harassment and Discrimination Issues Specific to Transit in the #MeToo Era,” in Columbia, MO. Employers have trained their workers for decades on sexual harassment, but claims of harassment and discrimination persist. Why? Many factors have changed: the law, work places, workers’ attitudes, societal pressures. This fast-paced,engaging training with real-world examples from litigated cases will bring you up to speed on changes in Missouri and federal law, with…
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