The March APWA Reporter is now available online. Besides the annual Buyer’s Guide, you’ll discover the best practices for debris removal, how to carve a path toward your future solid waste program, the inaugural Capitol Quarterly, and more.
“Every day, these dedicated professionals [solid waste professionals] demonstrate APWA’s presence in neighborhoods large and small, ensuring communities remain clean, safe, and sustainable. Their work reflects a powerful purpose, and APWA remains committed to supporting the people who make it all happen daily,” said APWA President Vic Bianes, PE, in this month’s President’s Message.
In this issue:
- Rats. In New York City, rats can be quite a nuisance. Javier Lojan shares how the NYC Department of Sanitation is tackling the rat issue with better solid waste management.
- Find out how San Diego is building trust with the community through transparency.
- And how extended producer responsibility is changing recycling in Colorado.
There’s even more to digest in this month’s issue, so get started reading now.
A Preview of Next Month’s APWA Reporter
The April issue is our Snow issue, and focuses on transportation. How about indulging in a roundabout rodeo? Or find out how variable speed limits work, and why even checking your phone at a red light slows down your travel time.
