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Building a Heavy Equipment Program to Enhance Employee Recruitment and Retention

In the current labor market, potential employees are looking at more than just money when selecting an employer. When hiring skilled heavy equipment operators (skid steer, front-end loader, backhoe, etc.),…

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Designing an Effective Engagement Strategy for Upcoming Infrastructure Projects

With the $1 trillion influx of infrastructure funding heading to communities across the country through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), communications and community engagement professionals will soon be…

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From Green Streets to Clean Water: County of San Diego Planning and Implementation of Green Infrastructure Projects

To support the development of more green infrastructure in San Diego County, and to assist in meeting ambitious stormwater pollutant load reduction targets, the County Board of Supervisors voted to…

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Infrastructure that Looks Like Nature: The Mile High Flood District’s Modern Approach to Urban Stream Design

This presentation will introduce the audience to the Mile High Flood District’s modern approach to urban stream design, something they call High Functioning and Low Maintenance Streams (HFLMS). You’ll see…

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Los Angeles County – SB 1383 Implementation

Organic waste management is a top priority for Los Angeles County and other local jurisdictions in California due to state law Senate Bill 1383 (2016). The purpose of SB 1383…

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Placemaking through Transportation: Rochester Hills, Michigan’s Innovative Neighborhood Transformation

Rochester Hills, Michigan, used a $15M investment in a roadway improvement project as a catalyst to transform a half-mile stretch of an old state-owned highway through a local commercial corridor…

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Right-of-Way and Utility Management Jam Session

Join the Utilities and Public Rights-of-Way (UPROW) Committee for a Happy Hour Jam to discuss the latest industry practices, benefits, and challenges for managing public right-of-way and utilities in 2023.…

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The Benefits of a Resilient Water Treatment Plant for Complying with DBP and PFAS Regulations?

The USEPA is on its way to finalizing the first-ever compliance requirements for controlling per and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in drinking water. The revision process for the Microbial and Disinfection…

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Unraveling the Mystery of a Skyrocketing Break Rate with Data-Driven Watermain Break Analytics

The City of Huber Heights, OH, operates a water distribution system comprising 205 miles of predominantly cast iron and ductile iron pipe. While their system was already experiencing a relatively…

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Accessibility Requirements for Accessible and Inclusive Parks—Understanding ADA Standards During Site Design

The Americans with Disabilities act impacted the role of civil engineers through regulated standards for accessible design, known as the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design. In addition, state and…

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