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UPROW performed a review of the publication entitled Managing Utility Cuts (1997) and decided to remove the document from the APWA Store. While the document contains a wealth of information,…
Read MoreLeading and Managing a Public Works department in a small city / rural community means wearing multiple hats, effective communication, and benchmarking best practices. This panel discusses what it takes to…
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The Tulare County Resource Management Agency (“RMA”) has installed several IoT water level sensors throughout the county to assist in monitoring stream levels and areas of concern for flooding, the…
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The principles of sustainability ask designers to consider the three E’s – Environment, Equity, and Economics. This presentation focuses on how public works professionals can evaluate program choices considering comprehensive…
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This panel discussion will look at Technologies for Field Crews through the perspective of different lenses such as Public Works, Consultants, Industry, and International. Leaders in each field will participate in a panel discussion and answer APWA member questions.
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Join us for a look at 3D Technologies through the perspective of different lenses such as Public Works, Consultants, Industry, and International. Leaders in each field will participate in a panel discussion and answer APWA member questions.
Read MoreMany facility maintenance operations have tasked with developing security protocols to protect municipal buildings, staff and customers. Developing these procedures requires knowledge, planning and tools. This presentation will discuss the key aspects that need to be considered when developing or evaluating security protocols in municipal facilities. Also, this program will provide information about the technologies that can be used to make facilities more secure.
Read MoreSmall towns and rural communities may produce less waste but that does not mean less work. Fewer staff, resources and vendor options create unique obstacles for smaller town solid waste managers. This panel discusses new challenges related to collections and post-collections.
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Denver Public Works and Parks and Recreation set out to protect several neighborhoods from potential flooding via a complex program known as Platte to Park Hill: Stormwater Systems. The program…
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Climate change discussions are becoming more and more necessary as changes to weather patterns and coastal communities are observed. California has experienced larger and more severe fires. The southeast has…
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