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APWAs Government Affairs team will present the latest information regarding APWA’s public policy priorities in the U.S. The focus of the presentation will be a legislative update related to Congress…
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Those that identify as Black have long occupied various positions within the public works and public sector industries. This workforce has been deeply rooted in US history, dating back to…
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Over the past seven years, the Grand Rapids Water Department has grown from having a limited asset management program to outsourcing the assessment and rehabilitation of large valves in the…
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The National Weather Service’s National Water Center (NWC) produces products and data services useful for those engaged in public works. These products and services range from hydrologic forecasts to snow…
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This presentation will illustrate how Mesa Water was able to improve its established business methods and simplify operations by using processes from the work and asset systems. It covers the…
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This workshop is geared toward professionals who currently use ground-penetrating radar or are considering using ground-penetrating radar to locate pipes, utilities, and other buried infrastructure. There is limited information in…
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Municipalities of all sizes are facing challenges with in-house CDL training programs due to the new Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) regulation. So, what is it? Why is it impacting your…
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This session will provide a general overview of the beneficial ways that trenchless technology is used by municipal agencies to benefit the public while improving infrastructure. Trenchless technology is a…
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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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