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APWA announces 11 new certified stormwater managers
The APWA CSM certification is intended for water experts in both the public and private sectors who coordinate and implement stormwater management programs for city, county, state, provincial, and federal agencies.These professionals assist in administering drainage, flood control, and water quality programs. Since its inception, the APWA CSM program has certified 67 Stormwater Managers in North America.,The APWA CSM certification is intended for water experts in both the public and private sectors who coordinate and implement stormwater management programs for city, county, state, provincial, and federal agencies.These professionals assist in administering drainage, flood control, and water quality programs. Since its inception, the APWA CSM program has certified 67 Stormwater Managers in North America.,The APWA CSM certification is intended for water experts in both the public and private sectors who coordinate and implement stormwater management programs for city, county, state, provincial, and federal agencies.These professionals assist in administering drainage, flood control, and water quality programs. Since its inception, the APWA CSM program has certified 67 Stormwater Managers in North America.,The APWA CSM certification is intended for water experts in both the public and private sectors who coordinate and implement stormwater management programs for city, county, state, provincial, and federal agencies.These professionals assist in administering drainage, flood control, and water quality programs. Since its inception, the APWA CSM program has certified 67 Stormwater Managers in North America.,The APWA CSM certification is intended for water experts in both the public and private sectors who coordinate and implement stormwater management programs for city, county, state, provincial, and federal agencies.These professionals assist in administering drainage, flood control, and water quality programs. Since its inception, the APWA CSM program has certified 67 Stormwater Managers in North America.,The APWA CSM certification is intended for water experts in both the public and private sectors who coordinate and implement stormwater management programs for city, county, state, provincial, and federal agencies.These professionals assist in administering drainage, flood control, and water quality programs. Since its inception, the APWA CSM program has certified 67 Stormwater Managers in North America.,The APWA CSM certification is intended for water experts in both the public and private sectors who coordinate and implement stormwater management programs for city, county, state, provincial, and federal agencies.These professionals assist in administering drainage, flood control, and water quality programs. Since its inception, the APWA CSM program has certified 67 Stormwater Managers in North America.
April 17, 2012
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APWA Names 2011 National Top Ten Public Works Leaders
The American Public Works Association (APWA) has named its Top Ten Public Works Leaders of the Year for 2011. Marking the 51st anniversary of the award, the honor is among the most coveted and prestigious presented by APWA. Each Top Ten Public Works Leader will be recognized at a local, community‐oriented event, as well as […]
June 1, 2011
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APWA on reauthorization: ‘We need to take aggressive steps to eliminate red tape’
American Public Works Association (APWA) leaders recently attended Congressional field hearings and listening sessions in support of accelerating the delivery of federal-aid transportation projects. APWA transportation leaders were present at sessions in the Chicago metro area, Memphis metro area, and Vancouver, Washington, and also provided key testimony for the joint House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee and the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee in Los Angeles, to draw attention to the need to reform and streamline the process for implementing federal-aid transportation projects.,American Public Works Association (APWA) leaders recently attended Congressional field hearings and listening sessions in support of accelerating the delivery of federal-aid transportation projects. APWA transportation leaders were present at sessions in the Chicago metro area, Memphis metro area, and Vancouver, Washington, and also provided key testimony for the joint House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee and the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee in Los Angeles, to draw attention to the need to reform and streamline the process for implementing federal-aid transportation projects.,American Public Works Association (APWA) leaders recently attended Congressional field hearings and listening sessions in support of accelerating the delivery of federal-aid transportation projects. APWA transportation leaders were present at sessions in the Chicago metro area, Memphis metro area, and Vancouver, Washington, and also provided key testimony for the joint House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee and the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee in Los Angeles, to draw attention to the need to reform and streamline the process for implementing federal-aid transportation projects.,American Public Works Association (APWA) leaders recently attended Congressional field hearings and listening sessions in support of accelerating the delivery of federal-aid transportation projects. APWA transportation leaders were present at sessions in the Chicago metro area, Memphis metro area, and Vancouver, Washington, and also provided key testimony for the joint House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee and the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee in Los Angeles, to draw attention to the need to reform and streamline the process for implementing federal-aid transportation projects.,American Public Works Association (APWA) leaders recently attended Congressional field hearings and listening sessions in support of accelerating the delivery of federal-aid transportation projects. APWA transportation leaders were present at sessions in the Chicago metro area, Memphis metro area, and Vancouver, Washington, and also provided key testimony for the joint House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee and the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee in Los Angeles, to draw attention to the need to reform and streamline the process for implementing federal-aid transportation projects.,American Public Works Association (APWA) leaders recently attended Congressional field hearings and listening sessions in support of accelerating the delivery of federal-aid transportation projects. APWA transportation leaders were present at sessions in the Chicago metro area, Memphis metro area, and Vancouver, Washington, and also provided key testimony for the joint House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee and the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee in Los Angeles, to draw attention to the need to reform and streamline the process for implementing federal-aid transportation projects.,American Public Works Association (APWA) leaders recently attended Congressional field hearings and listening sessions in support of accelerating the delivery of federal-aid transportation projects. APWA transportation leaders were present at sessions in the Chicago metro area, Memphis metro area, and Vancouver, Washington, and also provided key testimony for the joint House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee and the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee in Los Angeles, to draw attention to the need to reform and streamline the process for implementing federal-aid transportation projects.,American Public Works Association (APWA) leaders recently attended Congressional field hearings and listening sessions in support of accelerating the delivery of federal-aid transportation projects. APWA transportation leaders were present at sessions in the Chicago metro area, Memphis metro area, and Vancouver, Washington, and also provided key testimony for the joint House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee and the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee in Los Angeles, to draw attention to the need to reform and streamline the process for implementing federal-aid transportation projects.,American Public Works Association (APWA) leaders recently attended Congressional field hearings and listening sessions in support of accelerating the delivery of federal-aid transportation projects. APWA transportation leaders were present at sessions in the Chicago metro area, Memphis metro area, and Vancouver, Washington, and also provided key testimony for the joint House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee and the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee in Los Angeles, to draw attention to the need to reform and streamline the process for implementing federal-aid transportation projects.,American Public Works Association (APWA) leaders recently attended Congressional field hearings and listening sessions in support of accelerating the delivery of federal-aid transportation projects. APWA transportation leaders were present at sessions in the Chicago metro area, Memphis metro area, and Vancouver, Washington, and also provided key testimony for the joint House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee and the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee in Los Angeles, to draw attention to the need to reform and streamline the process for implementing federal-aid transportation projects.
March 2, 2011
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APWA on reauthorization: ‘We need to take aggressive steps to eliminate red tape’
American Public Works Association (APWA) leaders recently attended Congressional field hearings and listening sessions in support of accelerating the delivery of federal-aid transportation projects. APWA transportation leaders were present at sessions in the Chicago metro area, Memphis metro area,  and Vancouver, Washington, and also provided key testimony for the joint House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee […]
March 2, 2011
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