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The City of Syracuse consistently sees around 10 feet of snow annually. Although snow can make normal operations more difficult, the City has an experienced and efficient workforce who regularly…
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The impact of the Covid pandemic, along with ever-increasing oil prices, has become the catalyst for a change in mobility behavior. While many agencies’ efforts in promoting public transit as…
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In 2013, the City of Carlsbad was issued a Municipal Storm Water Permit by the California Regional Water Quality Control Board. The permit requires the city to improve and protect…
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Asset management practices and principles provide a proven and effective means of managing our infrastructure while offering leadership the appropriate tools to get the job done right and with less…
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Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ+) in public works is silently rising throughout the country. There are over 5.4 million LGBTQ+ workers in the United States, of which almost…
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Finding impactful and motivated leaders in any organization can be a daunting task. With the current abundance of work, lack of qualified individuals, and an aging workforce, identifying leaders from…
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The City of National City led efforts to enhance the Paradise Creek Watershed by reducing flood risk, improving water quality, and improving the community’s quality of life by adding parks,…
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The “internet of things” era is officially here, and you don’t want to be left behind…but how do you make it work for you? The Maricopa County Department of Transportation…
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To expand the use of the Phoenix Convention Center, the City needed to replace an existing shoring wall with one that could support the load of a pedestrian bridge doubling…
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Ultra-Violet light Cured-In-Place Pipe (UV-CIPP) is gradually becoming the go-to alternative for rehabilitating old and degrading sewer and storm drain pipelines. As this market has grown, so has the experience…
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