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Which is the better solution for your agency – funding solid waste services through an enterprise fund account or through a general fund account? An expert panel of solid waste…
Read MoreSponsored by APWA's Transportation Committee The fuel tax hasn't been raised since 1993 and as a result the federal Highway Trust Fund is going bankrupt. Whether you call them mileage-based…
Read MoreThe APWA Kansas City Metro Chapter’s Leadership and Management Committee hosts this panel discussion featuring chapter-recognized Top Ten Leaders. Learn about the paths they followed to achieve positions of leadership.…
Read MoreThe Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) epidemic is sweeping through the urban forests of the U.S. and Canada. The City of Naperville, Illinois, has implemented a comprehensive program of hybrid treatments,…
Read MoreEvery MicroPAVER user knows that the success of your pavement management program depends on the reliability of the data you input into the system. PAVER FieldInspector™ is a PAVER™ companion…
Read MorePublic Works is a primary emergency responder. When disasters and emergencies occur, Public Works maintenance operations personnel are among the first to respond. Though the primary responsibility is clearing roadways…
Read MoreThe winter conditions in Texas this year were more extreme than any in recent memory. During this live event, public works professionals will share how they communicated with elected officials…
Read MoreMany (too many) public works departments have experienced the loss of valued public works colleagues while they were in the line-of-duty. Members of the APWA New England and Chicago Metro…
Read MoreRISN is a partnership between the City of Phoenix and Arizona State University to bring together government, university, and non-governmental entities to create a resource-focused Sustainable Urban Metabolism (SUM) platform…
Read MoreThe Emerald ash borer (EAB) is an exotic Asian beetle that was discovered killing ash trees in southeastern Michigan and Windsor Ontario in 2002. Since that time it has killed…
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