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A typical public agency targets its messages to an audience over the age of 18. But the ultimate owners and beneficiaries of our planned eco-friendly water reuse programs are our…
Public works professionals are expected to reach, engage, and build bridges with diverse constituencies in communities throughout our nation and abroad. Whether communicating about construction activity, upcoming projects, or general…
Alongside the age-old debate of the difference between leadership and management is yet a third category of skills required of leaders that are distinctly different from leadership or management. Almost…
Technology is rapidly changing, and keeping pace can be difficult. Are you keeping pace with your peers in applying technology for winter weather operations? This session will provide insight into…
Every attendee at an APWA conference brings with them the experiences and challenges of their agency and their role in public operations. You may have many different stories you could…
Drone usage in public works agencies is exploding for good reasons. Using drones to support the public works mission results in valuable benefits like enhanced data accuracy, increased efficiencies, improved…
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…
On New Year’s Eve 2021, the Marshall Fire, the most destructive fire in Colorado history, destroyed over 1,000 homes in suburban Denver, devastating infrastructure and disrupting public services in the…
Many of us think we know what is best for our workplace and our communities, but sometimes we actually may not, and that can lead to frustration for employees and…
The City of Houston, in coordination with other regional partner agencies, applied for the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) TIGER 2014 grant to expand the existing Intelligent Transportation Systems infrastructure. With…