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When disaster strikes, will your community be ready? Hurricanes don’t just bring high winds, they bring devastating flooding, infrastructure damage, and long-term recovery challenges. Join us for this powerful program,…
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Agencies 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.…
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APWA conducted a pilot benchmarking survey in 2022 of 150 agencies across the United States. This document presents a detailed overview of key metrics pertaining to transportation, roadway, and rights-of-way…
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Unlock 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…
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This program serves as a continuation to the July 2024 Click, Listen & Learn session, offering a deeper dive into the specific updates outlined in the 11th Edition of the…
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In today’s world, effective communication of infrastructure’s importance and associated budgetary concerns to elected officials is paramount. Unfortunately, many individuals are hesitant to venture beyond their comfort zones to convey…
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Pipelines throughout the US are at the end of their useful life. The ASCE 2021 Report Card states: Water main breaks occur every two minutes for an estimated six billion…
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In the evolving field of design and construction delivery, a shift towards alternative project delivery (APD) methods is redefining the success parameters of projects. This session will serve as a…
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Human activities are making the globe saltier, specifically in our soils, fresh water, and air, according to a study released Tuesday, October 31, 2023, in the journal Nature Reviews Earth…
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The City of Groveland, Florida, partnered with Woodard & Curran in 2019 to provide full contract operations for the city’s water utilities following a 44 percent population spike over the…
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