Road Scholar/Road Master Program

Road Scholar BrochureThe Idaho Road Scholar Program recognizes local road professionals in Idaho.

The cities, counties and highway districts are responsible for the majority of roads within the state of Idaho – over 32,000 miles of highways, roads and streets. These roadways are seeing an ever increasing traffic demand. With the increased demand and new technologies comes the need to be recognized for their efforts at keeping up-to-date on the new technologies and skills required to construct and maintain effective highway systems.

The Idaho Road Scholar Program is a way for local road professionals in our state to be recognized for successfully completing a series of training courses. The program curriculum was designed to provide participants with the fundamentals of safety, management, and advanced technologies, as well as exposure to a wide variety of other topics relevant to the transportation field. Through this program, the local agencies are provided an opportunity to develop the agencies greatest asset – it’s employees.

How to Enroll

Click on the link below to enroll for the Road Scholar program.  You will be officially enrolled in the program as of that date and will have four years to complete the Road Scholar Level I.  Once you have completed Level I you can choose to participate in the Road Master Level II.  You will then have another four years to complete Level II. 

Cost

There is no cost to enroll in the Road Scholar program.  The only cost you pay is the course fee (fees will vary depending on the agency type and/or course offered). 

*Road Scholar Program Online Enrollment Form

Request Classes

If there is a particular class you would like to request in your area, please fill out the request form and we will do our best to try and accommodate you.  Class Request Form

Road Scholar 2012 Recipients

  • Doug Eakin, City of Nampa, Street Department
  • Tammy Garcia, City of Nampa, Street Department
  • Chad Lowe, Evergreen Highway District
  • Clinton Riener, Green Creek Highway District
  • Albert Stamper, Evergreen Highway District

Road Master 2012 Recipients

  • Todd Burns, City of Nampa, Street Department

 Road Scholar 2011 Recipients

  • Jim Ashley, Payette County Road & Bridge
  • Jon Tullis, Bonneville County Road & Bridge

Road Master 2011 Recipients

  • Jim Ashley, Payette County Road & Bridge
  • Brian Christiansen, City of Ketchum, Street Department
  • Sam Clark, City of Nampa Street Divison
  • Mike Fusselman, City of Nampa Street Division
  • Ron Hauck, Lakes Highway District
  • Dustin Howe, Worley Highway District
  • Eric Killen, City of Coeur D’Alene, Street Department
  • Mike Monette, Post Falls Highway District
  • Ken Peterson, City of Post Falls, Street Department
  • Reed Shuler, City of Ketchum, Street Department
  • Jake Smith, City of Nampa Street Division
  • Aman Sterling, City of Coeur D’Alene, Street Department
  • Steve Tate, City of Post Falls, Street Department

  *Road Scholar Recipients 2009 – 2010