Media Type: Blog Posts
Trooper Smith
Georgia Water Funding Applications Due Feb. 26
Water and wastewater infrastructure are endearingly labeled the offensive linemen of public works. Nobody knows about them until there’s a […]
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Current Drought Conditions in the United States
Drought conditions largely persisted across multiple regions of the United States this week. Overall, the nationwide Drought Severity and Coverage Index […]
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Climate and Drought Outlook for the United States
The December 2020 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Climate Prediction Center El Niño/Southern Oscillation (ENSO) update indicated that overall, […]
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Apply for Texas Revolving Fund Water Project Financing by March 3
Want your water project to be included in the initial Project Priority List for Texas’ SFY2022 State Revolving Fund? Freese […]
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Apply by February for Texas SWIFT Funds for Your Water Infrastructure Projects
Don’t miss your opportunity to obtain low-cost water project funding with no maximum project funding limit! The Texas Water Development […]
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Morgan McIlwain Writes on Planning in APWA-NC Newsletter
Program Manager Morgan McIlwain in Raleigh wrote in the December APWA-North Carolina newsletter about the value of good planning in […]
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Selina Brandon, a Water Resource Design engineer in Houston active in the American Public Works Association, provided advice for professional […]
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Laying Foundations for Port Freeport’s Progress
Over the past five years, Port Freeport has powered forward on an ambitious plan to broaden its role as an […]
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Chance Sparks
Make Online Engagement Work for Your Community
When communities went into coronavirus lockdowns and canceled public meetings starting in March 2020, some cities were determined not to […]
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Grady Hillhouse Shares Dams Expertise in Texas WET Magazine
Thousands of small dams across Texas have outlasted their design life, need repair or replacement, and pose the risk of […]
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OSU Features Partnership to Train Students on Sustainability
Our staff regularly serve as guest instructors to teach the basics of the Envision Rating System to design students at Oklahoma State University.
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Designing for Channels with Limited Space
Even when designing drainage improvements in a project with limited easement space, aesthetics remain important to a successful outcome. When […]
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