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The One Water approach is expanding rapidly. Examples of successes are growing and are varied and numerous. This session will provide inspiring success stories and examples coming from different geographies,…
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Salinity levels have continually risen in the City of Camarillo’s groundwater aquifer (Pleasant Valley Groundwater Basin) over the past two decades resulting in high concentrations of chlorides, sulfates, and total…
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When will the supply chain stabilize? What is causing all of this disruption? What does this mean to public works? Since 2020, “supply chain disruption” has become a familiar phrase…
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A paper may give you information, but it’s out of date the moment it is printed. Today’s public works agencies cannot afford to use paper and methods from decades before…
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Evaluation factors. Scoring criteria. Differentiators. Page limits. Time clocks. Public procurement is challenging. This session will help designers and contractors understand how one public agency professional thinks through the procurement…
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Organizational culture has a profound influence on service outcomes. As esteemed members of the Public Works community, you understand the critical need to cultivate and sustain healthy cultures within your…
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Worried about hiring the next generation of leaders into your organization? Hear from this year’s class of emerging leaders as they discuss methods and ideas on recruiting and retaining the…
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The City of Syracuse consistently sees around 10 feet of snow annually. Although snow can make normal operations more difficult, the City has an experienced and efficient workforce who regularly…
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The impact of the Covid pandemic, along with ever-increasing oil prices, has become the catalyst for a change in mobility behavior. While many agencies’ efforts in promoting public transit as…
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