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The Emergency Management Committee developed this position statement on Public Works and Mutual Aid Agreements
Read MoreTo switch from dry material (sand or salt) usage to pre-wet salt and liquid anti-icing applications, several factors need to be considered:Â the type of equipment needed for pre-wetting and…
Read MoreThe Engineering and Technology Committee has developed this resource for members. Three types of Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) equipment are presented in the toolbox, Mobile, Stationary, and Aerial
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The Pothole Fact Sheet include information on what causes a pothole, what affects pavement life, how potholes are repaired and how we can stop potholes from forming.
Read MoreTaking it to the Streets includes Traffic Information for the Non-Traffic Engineer
Read MoreCities and public works departments face an ongoing effort to serve the public with better lighting and to reduce their carbon footprints and energy costs. LED street light installations are…
Read MoreWinters in New England can challenge the operational and financial resources of public works departments. This presentation will share the planning, communications, and response efforts taken by various public works…
Read MoreEvery public works agency is responsible for facilities and activities that require special measures to prevent pollutant runoff into storm sewer systems and local waterways such as: equipment storage and…
Read MoreThis program provides an in-depth exploration of positive team dynamics including: Managing Teams in Chaos, Leading in Unexpected Times, Developing a Common Mission, Setting Expectations and Giving the Work Value,…
Read MoreWondering how Greenroads might fit into your transportation master plan and funding programs? How do you make the case to your city council that Greenroads is a good fit for…
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