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Bellevue’s Smart City Vision and Plan

The City of Bellevue has been at the forefront of the international movement to build Smart Cities that leverage advances in technology to improve livability, sustainability, and resiliency. In 2014,…

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Building Your Local Road Safety Plan

Local Road Safety Plans. What are they? Does your agency need one? How much data is required to put one together? How do they prioritize safety? Are they effective? This…

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Let’s Use it One More Time! – Addressing Regulatory Concerns and Satisfying Water Demands of Customers in Naples, Florida

The City of Naples is located in Southwest Florida on the Gulf of Mexico. With an extraordinary climate, beautiful sunsets, and numerous outdoor activities throughout the winter, the Naples’ seasonal…

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116th U.S. Congress Legislative and Regulatory Update

What is APWA’s Government Affairs team doing to prepare for the upcoming 2020 election cycle? As the “voice of public works” to the U.S. Congress and federal agencies, APWA’s Government…

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Emotionally Intelligent Project Managers – Connecting and Building Relationships

Emotional Intelligence (EI) is the ability to recognize, understand, and manage emotions to connect, motivate, and influence others by applying appropriate skills. Project managers are constantly influencing, negotiating, and collaborating…

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Active Threat Training

Watch this presentation from the Washington State Department of Transportation about how to set up an Active Threat training program. Discover how to assess training needs and determine what the components…

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eBART: New Technology Provides a Sustainable, Eco-friendly, and Equitable Transit Solution at Half the Cost of Conventional Options

San Francisco’s Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) has been providing rapid transit in safe, affordable, equitable, and environmentally-friendly ways for over 40 years. The latest BART train extension from Antioch…

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Maximizing the Client/Consultant Relationship

APWA’s Small Cities / Rural Communities Committee invites you to join them for a conversation about the client/consultant relationship. Due to limited staff and available resources, small cities / rural…

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Communicating in a Crisis: Lessons Learned from the Lower Cape Fear Transmission Main Break

After Hurricane Matthew, a 48-foot raw water main serving southeastern North Carolina failed. More than 12.5 million gallons of daily supply serving 300,000 people was being lost in a location made…

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APWA’s Fleet Management Workshop Part 3 – Operations

Planned and presented by APWA’s Fleet Management Committee. Fleet Managers are responsible for the selection, procurement, use and care, and remarketing of their organizations’ fleet assets. A successful fleet manager…

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