Routine parking lot upgrade shows how even small public projects can benefit millions of acres downstream. Read more
A project to minimize vandalism on policy vehicles blossoms into a citywide retrofit that’s cut energy consumption in half. Read more
No job’s too big for nation’s first statewide mutual assistance network. Read more
Government pay is rising with each year we move further away from the recession The economy is strengthening, and the unemployment rate is at an all-time low. Are these factors enough to boost public paychecks? Read more
Easy to place and finish, compacted concrete pavement may be the pavement of the future. Read more
Here’s what to expect if your contractor’s bought equipment the company claims will lower your bill. Read more
Longer battery life, faster deployment, and less capital expenditure are key advantages. Read more
One Water & Sewer Department’s solution to a common complaint is also lowering electricity bills. Read more
Sorry to end the year on a downer, but this is my final blog for Public Works’ final e-newsletter. I hate to say goodbye. Read more
An event full of humor and games helps punctuate the importance of human waste infrastructure. Read more