Public Works & Utilities

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Cities steadily adding more EV chargers for public to use

Local governments are making headway as they develop their electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure....

Four years after Hurricane Michael, Panama City, Fla. is replanting, rebuilding

It’s been nearly four years since Hurricane Michael ripped through Florida’s panhandle,...

The road to America’s infrastructure overhaul is paved in technology

When it comes to infrastructure construction and maintenance, the road we took to get here will...

Locals build wetlands to treat leachate

Metro Waste Authority (MWA) of Des Moines, Iowa, has developed the state’s first constructed wetlands and prairie to naturally treat leachate. The system

STREETS & BRIDGES/Bridge meets aesthetic and structural criteria

When Wichita, Kan., decided to replace the historic Douglas Street Bridge, city officials were careful to balance structural and aesthetic criteria. “[Replacing

Beneficial use of biosolids

In the last 15 years, the federal government has passed legislation regulating biosolids management, limiting traditional methods of disposal – incineration,

Ohio city boosts revenue with sludge processing

North Ridgeville, Ohio, has completed the first phase of a $4.5 million project that will expand the city’s capacity for sludge handling. The expansion

URBAN FORESTRY/Village turns over a new leaf with tree maintenance

The village of Groveport, Ohio, is a small rural community just outside Columbus. The town, like other small towns in the vicinity, is growing very fast.

Accreditation: Certifying public works excellence

Public works professionals are talking to themselves these days. Actually, they are asking themselves questions, like: * Are our performance and productivity

Small communities face big public works headaches

Small and rural communities across the country are facing serious infrastructure challenges. That is the conclusion reached over the last three years

Sewer software helps city save money

Live Oak, Calif., needed to overhaul its sewers. Some of the pipes, dating back to 1952, were cracking and collapsing, and the system could not handle

Water department re-engineering saves money

Through a unique partnership between management and labor, the Phoenix Water Services Department (PWSD) is re-engineering itself to improve operations

WATER SUPPLY/Town gets permits for sensitive expansion project

Usually, when municipalities or other governmental entities seek permits for new water supplies, they have to jump through numerous regulatory hoops to

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Cities steadily adding more EV chargers for public to use

Four years after Hurricane Michael, Panama City, Fla. is replanting, rebuilding

The road to America’s infrastructure overhaul is paved in technology

Locals build wetlands to treat leachate

STREETS & BRIDGES/Bridge meets aesthetic and structural criteria

Beneficial use of biosolids

Ohio city boosts revenue with sludge processing

URBAN FORESTRY/Village turns over a new leaf with tree maintenance

Accreditation: Certifying public works excellence

Small communities face big public works headaches

Sewer software helps city save money

Water department re-engineering saves money

WATER SUPPLY/Town gets permits for sensitive expansion project

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