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The need for reinvestment in aging water and sewer infrastructure is one of the most critical issues facing public works organizations today. The effects of deferred maintenance of critical assets,…
Join us for a humorous yet insightful exploration of leadership lessons from The Office and Parks and Recreation, specifically through the lenses of Michael Scott and Leslie Knope. Both characters…
Changing the culture of an organization is hard. The culture—the behaviors, beliefs, and basic assumptions the members of the work group use every day—is built up over time and has…
Mike Rowe’s Dirty Jobs showed a generation what its like to work a dirty job and how those jobs move our communities forward. With documentation of what our operators do…
With many retirements in the public works space, it’s more important than ever that departments are prepared to capture experienced employees’ knowledge and help them transfer their knowledge and skills…
In today’s rapidly evolving public works environment, data is more than just numbers—it’s the key to unlocking deeper insights into operations, team dynamics, and project outcomes. This session will explore…
Let’s face it: there are some KPIs we love to track because the data is almost always positive—but are they the right KPIs for your fleet? Tony Yankovich, director of…
The EPA recently released Lead and Copper Rule Improvements (LCRI), and public works professionals will now face the large task of replacing lead service lines (LSLs) nationwide in a shorter…
We are warned daily of the dangers of AI. For many of us in public works with the constant demands to get things done, the warnings lead us to dismiss…
Ever wish you could have a conversation and learn from experts in the field of public works? Join us for this new program series featuring experienced professionals in public works…