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In a world where data is worth its weight in gold, the value of high quality and quantity of data in our public infrastructure is more important than ever. This…
Read MoreThe City of San Diego is undertaking an ambitious plan to develop a new source water supply. The Pure Water Program—the largest infrastructure program in the City’s history—is a potable…
Read MoreWhen it comes to government, specifically local government, budgets are expected to remain low, and the level of service is expected to be high. One of the most effective ways…
Read MoreIn 2013, the City of Carlsbad was issued a Municipal Storm Water Permit by the California Regional Water Quality Control Board. The permit requires the city to improve and protect…
Read MoreAsset management is the framework by which public works agencies conduct business. It is the framework for understanding the value their communities desire from public infrastructure while aligning their agency’s…
Read MoreThis presentation will describe the outcomes of the presenter’s spring/summer Jennings-Randolph study tour of New Zealand. The tour aimed to identify what New Zealand public works and planning practitioners and…
Read MoreAsset management practices and principles provide a proven and effective means of managing our infrastructure while offering leadership the appropriate tools to get the job done right and with less…
Read MoreInvative mobility trends can improve a pedestrian’s experience of the built environment and contribute to a dynamic and sustainable civic life. Unfortunately, these new facilities may overlook the needs of…
Read MoreThe green fleet revolution is here. As fleet managers worldwide are already aware, current trends in vehicle development and manufacturing make the widespread deployment of green fleet assets inevitable. Still,…
Read MoreThe Americans with Disabilities act impacted the role of civil engineers through regulated standards for accessible design, kwn as the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design. In addition, state and…
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