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Today, we are in a period of our nation's history that has a drastic need for an upgrade, expansion, and rehabilitation of our roadways and infrastructures. In order to undertake…
Read MoreRetroreflectivity is a measure of a sign's ability to be read by sensitive driving populations during nighttime and other non-optimal conditions. The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) enacted changes to the…
Read MoreResearch tells us that in order for a team to be high-performing, it needs two key ingredients: diversity and cultural competence. Being able to communicate and interact across cultures is…
Read MoreHistoric buildings make up the core of many communities’ identities. However, as needs change and your community grows, many of these buildings are being repurposed for use that is different…
Read MoreDo you know how the changes to AASHTO's "Green Book" will affect your highway and street design standards? This publication serves as this nation's primary highway and street roadway geometric…
Read MoreHow does Public Works fit into the emergency equation? Integrating the public works team into emergency response operations is an ongoing task. Interagency coordination, communication and collaboration are vital to…
Read MoreAgencies seeking accreditation must provide documentation demonstrating how they meet the required management practices. Determining the most effective types of documents and the appropriate level of detail can be challenging.…
Read MoreUnlock the secrets to effective leadership and management in public works by joining our exclusive “In the Driver’s Seat” session with industry trailblazer Mary Joyce Ivers, CPFP. As the Deputy…
Read MoreThis live virtual program serves as a continuation to the July 2024 Click, Listen, and Learn session, offering a deeper dive into the specific updates outlined in the 11th Edition…
Read MoreA small staff is an everyday challenge for a small city and rural community operation, but how do you manage the human resources aspect of a small staff when you…
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