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These three presentation investigate urban forestry practices and approaches. 1. Trees and Sidewalk Operations: Can’t They Just Get Along? Street trees and sidewalks transform city streets into lush and inviting…
Read MoreFrom 2008 through 2014, the City of Houston (COH) moved to an automated pavement management system using cameras and a profiler to collect data via a Street Surface Assessment Vehicle…
Read MoreFirstNet was established by Congress to oversee the development of a nationwide broadband network for public safety—a network that prioritizes public safety and provides an interoperable platform for exchanging data.…
Read MoreWhen a segment of aging sewer line along the shores of Lake Washington needed to be replaced across the City of Everett, Washington’s signature waterfront park and Bellevue Marina, the…
Read MorePlanned 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…
Read MoreDamage to underground facilities is an expensive and inconvenient challenge faced by public works operations. Determining the best way to prevent these incidents may feel like a daunting task. With…
Read MoreThe City of Dubuque, Iowa, will share how new approaches and technologies have been incorporated into their snow and ice control operations, including the use of anti-icing techniques, multi-edged plows, and a CNG-powered snow and ice control truck. Staffing levels and equipment use will also be discussed.
Read MoreEnjoy this presentation by an architect who has spent his entire career working with municipalities to enhance their operational efficiencies through facility programming and design. He has programmed new public works facilities ranging from 5000 square feet to 350,000 square feet. Public works and fleet managers will be interested in how smart designs can save dollars in both the initial cost and throughout the life of the facility. Smart design can enhance overall service delivery and justify the expense facility improvements.
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This is Part 1 of a 3 Part series on improvement of our mobility, efficiency, comfort, social inclusion, and car-sharing will immensely change the way we will live, while it will come with challenges. From use, capacity, and design of transportation infrastructure to new rules, policies, and regulations, there are many things that public agencies need to be prepared for.
This first webinar in the series, Autonomous Vehicle 1-Game Changer, will explain AV technology evolution and its in-depth impacts on the economy, safety, user conveniences, social mobility, transportation system efficiency, and environment.
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