Public Works & Utilities

Highlights

To achieve their sustainability goals, cities and counties must engage with key stakeholders

Local government leaders need to cast a wide net, says Laura Kroeger, technical director,...

The future of carbon emissions and cities lies in green buildings

When you envision the future, what do you see? For me, it’s a place where people of all...

Digital government transformation needs to start with citizens

After experiencing a major flood or natural disaster, the last thing a citizen wants is...

Protecting greenspaces

Riverside park expands recreation, attracts visitors downtown.

Do you have something in a smaller size?

Cost-effective alternatives to expanding wastewater treatment plants are emerging.

Bright lights in a big city

Philadelphia shines up its landmarks, public art to attract visitors.

Lake Jackson, Texas, has begun replacing its light-duty and heavy-duty diesel trucks with vehicles powered by compressed natural gas (CNG). The city is making the switch to alternative fuel vehicles to reduce its dependence on foreign oil and to reduce its fleet emissions.

Snow days

While winter storms might give school kids a break, they also load extra work on public works crews that have to keep roads clear for motorists.

Wanted: Public Works Employees

Recent college graduates with strong technical skills and a fondness for lower-than-average pay, shrinking benefits, unwieldy workloads and grumpy bosses more at ease with blueprints than people.

Solid waste services: Playing for keeps

Competition isn’t just for private contractors anymore.

Product Spotlight: Office and Communications Solutions

Printer Speeds Fast-Drying Color Images to Wide-Format Inkjet Media NovaJet 1000i uses a 640-nozzle print head and Intelligent Mask Technology to print

Soldier Field Renovation Praised for Design, Environmental Efforts

The new Soldier Field has won 13 awards since reopening to the public last year. Praise for the stadium, which was the city’s largest public works project

Mud-to-Parks Project Begins in Illinois River

Lieutenant Governor Pat Quinn, Congressman Ray LaHood (R-Peoria), Chicago Park District General Superintendent Timothy J. Mitchell and others celebrated

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Public Works & Utilities

Highlights

To achieve their sustainability goals, cities and counties must engage with key stakeholders

The future of carbon emissions and cities lies in green buildings

Digital government transformation needs to start with citizens

Protecting greenspaces

Do you have something in a smaller size?

Bright lights in a big city

Fueling up under pressure

Snow days

Wanted: Public Works Employees

Solid waste services: Playing for keeps

Product Spotlight: Office and Communications Solutions

Soldier Field Renovation Praised for Design, Environmental Efforts

Mud-to-Parks Project Begins in Illinois River

WHITE PAPERS

Supercharge your ERP: How ERPs and Purpose-Built Solutions Work Together to Future-Proof Your Digital Strategy

Five Best Practices for Modern Digital Permitting and Licensing

Mechanizing the Mop: How modernized floor cleaning technologies are delivering powerful competitive advantages

Webinars

Digital Property Tax Collection: Tales from the Trenches of Modernization

Mind the Development Gaps: Keep Growth on Track by Aligning Planning, Zoning, Permitting, Licensing, and Enterprise Asset Management

Reporting and Compliance for Grant Funding

Podcast

Young Leaders Episode 4 – Cyril Jefferson – City Councilman, High Point, North Carolina

Young Leaders Episode 3 – Shannon Hardin – City Council President, Columbus, Ohio

Young Leaders Episode 2 – Christian Williams – Development Services Planner, Goodyear, Ariz.

GALLERIES

Gallery: 10 of America’s most affordable cities

Gallery: Top 10 American cities most friendly to EVs

Gallery: America’s top 10 bicycle-friendly cities

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