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Liquids 301 (Part 3 of a series of 4 sessions on the use of liquids)

Many agencies under pressure to reduce the use of chlorides in winter maintenance are switching to liquids-based solutions including salt brine, other chloride brines, and a blend of these brines with a variety of carbohydrate-based additives. This session will explore best practices for using liquids and provide you the tools to weigh the associated labor, equipment, and materials costs.

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Urban Forests/City Trees Webinar

Peg Staeheli, who has 40 years of experience in public realm infrastructure  provides an overview of our urban canopy infrastructure; the tools and best practices. Peg’s webinar provides a practical voice to restoring, retrofitting our urban trees within the public right of way.

 

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Creating a Circular Economy Beginning With Waste and Energy

Land, water, power and people: these are among Spokane’s greatest assets. While leading the Intermountain West in these primary resources, the City recognizes that the future lies in the ability…

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Are We There Yet? Is the Work Ever Done on Improving Organizational Culture?

A 2013 employee engagement survey showed the organizational culture in the City of Vaughan, Ontario’s Public Works (PW) department was dominated by a lack of trust and a general feeling…

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Bellevue Transportation Department Preparedness Initiative

The Cascadia Rising 2016 Exercise- the Pacific Northwest’s largest, multistate functional exercise- explored the risks associated with a full rupture of the Cascadia Subduction Zone; risks that could include a…

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We’ve Got You Covered from Emergency Response to Recovery: Public Works as the Backbone of Local Emergency Response

Coconino County is a breathtaking landscape of towering mountains, steep canyons, painted deserts, and sprawling plateaus with four distinct seasons. The potential for natural disaster in this diverse County is…

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Using Liquids for Snow and Ice Control

From southern states to the northern-most provinces, liquids are part of the public works toolbox for fighting snow and ice. This lightning round presentation will cover topics relating to the…

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Stormwater Summit Day Two Presentations: Part 2

Session 1: Using Green Stormwater Infrastructure to Bolster Economic Development The City of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, is creating a transit-oriented development (TOD) district on two million square feet of underutilized…

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Responding to Natural and Unknown Hazards

In this presentation APWA's Emergency Management Committee and Jason Biermann, Director of the Snohomish County Department of Emergency Management, will discuss natural and other hazard response. Mr. Bierman will offer…

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Planning Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure for Your Community

Preparing for an electrically-powered mobility future means developing a well-designed vehicle charging infrastructure network. Public Works officials have an important role to play as planners, regulators and implementors to guide…

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