Taking Advantage of a Flood of New Infrastructure Funding
Flooding doesn’t affect communities equally, so mitigation funds must be spread equitably By Erin Aleman In the United States, 99
Read moreFlooding doesn’t affect communities equally, so mitigation funds must be spread equitably By Erin Aleman In the United States, 99
Read moreJackson’s water crisis reveals much deeper issues caused by lack of funding and disinvestment in critical aging infrastructure. By Yvonne
Read moreThe APWA CEO discusses upcoming projects, IIJA funding, the significance of recognizing public works professionals as first responders and the
Read moreThe federal emphasis on water safety has permeated state and local governments By Mary Scott Nabers As public officials throughout
Read moreCity protects people and properties from harmful stormwater runoff By Hanna Heiss Over 10 years ago the City of Fort
Read moreScalable ways to make cities more energy efficient By Yvonne Nguyen Toward the end of 2021, President Biden signed an
Read moreConfiguring GIS for Environmental Asset Management and Public Engagement By Shawnetta Grandberry The Clean Water Act requires municipalities across the
Read moreThe new steel truss bridge provides a wider bridge deck and more space, enhancing safety for motorists, bicyclists and pedestrians
Read moreCritical concepts to improve roads while stretching budgets further By Lindsay Matush Often, a community’s most valuable asset is its
Read moreCarroll County navigates various challenges through dedication and efficiency By Hanna Heiss Addressing the needs of its citizens, providing a
Read moreWhat’s available and how to secure IIJA funding to benefit communities By Stan Brown The arrival of the Infrastructure Investment
Read moreOur work is just getting started By Radhika Fox The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law recognizes how essential water is to public
Read moreCongestion on the major New Mexico highway was becoming a major issue for commuters. By Camille Manaloto Interstate 25 in
Read moreWater: an eternal vital resource, and an unavoidable necessity in times of emergency By Hanna Heiss On the verge of
Read moreOur work is just getting started By Radhika Fox The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law recognizes how essential water is to public
Read morePhoenix’s Drought Pipeline Project By Troy Hayes The current megadrought in the southwest has forced cities to take extraordinary steps
Read moreASCE President shares his thoughts on the future of infrastructure American Infrastructure: For readers who don’t already know, what is
Read moreDear Readers in print and online, Welcome to the May/June issue of American Infrastructure! It’s hard to believe that we
Read moreStormwater Infrastructure in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act By Steve Dye The Water Environment Federation (WEF) Stormwater Institute (SWI)
Read moreReimagining the future The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) represents more than 150,000 members of the civil engineering profession
Read moreBy Scott Grayson What does a worker filling a pothole, a designer planning a new city facility, and a director
Read moreDear Readers in print and online, I am pleased to welcome you to our March/April issue of American Infrastructure. This
Read moreDirector shares FEMA’s impact on the nation and its people. American Infrastructure: Tell me about FEMA. What are its purposes
Read moreCommerce Department’s NTIA Is helping to close digital divide. The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) is located within the
Read moreHello Readers in print and online, Welcome to the March/April issue of American Infrastructure. This month we present to you
Read moreAs spring approaches, infrastructure is about to receive major funding By Aurielle Weiss Since the passage of the Infrastructure Investment
Read moreSanta Monica city workers receive new building and equipment. By Aurielle Weiss The Santa Monica City Yards have been around
Read moreWashington Bridge Project Addresses Several Structural Deficiencies By Camille Manaloto With infrastructure on the minds of millions, improving our citys’
Read moreHello Readers in print and online, A very happy new year to you and your team. What sort of year
Read moreNLC CEO discusses the importance of local government. American Infrastructure: For our readers who might not already know, talk about
Read moreI-74 brings major transformation to the Quad City area. By Editorial Staff Connecting the states of Iowa and Illinois, the
Read moreDelivering the Infrastructure Improvement and Jobs Act. By Si Katara Last year’s passage of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) set
Read moreOregon is making historic once-in-a-lifetime infrastructure investments to create an equitable, resilient, and greener future. By Governor Kate Brown Since
Read moreThe Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge, built to connect. By Camille Manaloto In September, after three years of construction, Washington D.C.
Read moreAPWA CEO addresses infrastructure needs in the U.S. American Infrastructure: Tell me about APWA and its philosophy. Scott Grayson: APWA’s
Read moreSouth Carolina’s interstates receives major upgrade. By Aurielle Weiss Interstate 385 is a 42 mile long route connecting northwest
Read moreEquity is at the heart of their city. By Aurielle Weiss Indianapolis, the largest city in Indiana, is truly the
Read moreInvestment in Infrastructure Job Training is Crucial. By Kathy Maness As Congress continues to move forward with the Infrastructure Investment
Read moreAlthough the supply chain is unstable, funding has expanded. By Mary Scott Nabers What a difference a short period of
Read moreDear Readers in print and online, Happy Holidays, and welcome to the November/December issue of American Infrastructure Magazine. This month
Read moreSouth Carolina’s interstates receives major upgrade. By Aurielle Weiss Interstate 385 is a 42 mile long route connecting northwest
Read moreThe historic infrastructure bill is a major victory for America. By Aurielle Weiss It’s an exciting time for Infrastructure in
Read moreHello Readers in Print and Online. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you and your team. We have been
Read moreI-70 in the Denver metro area required highway expansion to continue to serve the connected communities and enhance commuter daily
Read moreOrange County Public Works partnered with the City of Costa Mesa to reconstruct roadway pavements, improve water-drainage and create an
Read moreExecutive introduces us to ISI and shares his insight on what sustainable infrastructure really is. American Infrastructure: For our readers
Read moreHello Readers, in print and online, Summer 2021 slips into fall with a bang and a roar; wildfires burning out
Read moreThe Senate’s passage of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act is an encouraging step forward. By Scott D. Grayson The
Read moreWhat does the Infrastructure Bill mean for Los Angeles? By Teresa Villegas Los Angeles, founded in 1781, with over 462
Read moreWe can prevent cybercrime and mitigate legacy system risk in infrastructure construction with cloud-based platform solutions. By Si Katara If
Read moreA step toward climate resilience in the water and energy sectors. By Ryan Waterman If you are in the business
Read moreDenver’s DOTI is finding new and creative ways to deliver an ambitious slate of infrastructure improvement projects. By Adam Phipps
Read moreDear readers, With a major vote happening on Sept. 27, the importance of infrastructure has climbed its way onto the
Read moreThe major infrastructure bill is making its way through Congress, but much more work is still to be done. By
Read moreParker gives an update on how Indianapolis has approached public works in recent months in regards to funding, delivery time
Read moreCongress and the White House must find a bipartisan solution on water infrastructure legislation. By Evan Pratt As the debate
Read moreWill the pandemic spur the awakening our rural heartland needs to build its American Dream? By Jim King America has
Read moreJoin APWA at PWX in St. Louis to help solve America’s infrastructure challenges. By Scott Grayson After cancelling our three
Read moreEPA invites communities to apply for innovative, flexible water infrastructure financing. By Andrew Sawyers In communities across the nation, drinking
Read moreHello Readers, in print and online, Since we last updated you in the May/June issue, our cover featured an illustration
Read moreDear Readers in print and online, As vaccinations continue to rollout and restrictions across the country begin to ease, infrastructure
Read moreThe Rowan Pump Station is the deepest submersible pump station in Kentucky. By Brian Alvarado Located in Louisville, Ky., the
Read moreFive steps to get America above average. By Nick Kittle The American Society of Civil Engineers released the 2021 Report
Read moreAn award-winning sea cave stabilization project saved an at-risk tourist attraction in Southern California. By Brian Alvarado Photos by TerraCosta
Read moreAs Congress decides on the terms and figures of a new infrastructure package, the benefits and challenges may impact the
Read moreA bipartisan plan has been reached. Now it’s time for all government leaders to pass it through Congress before it’s
Read moreThe I-4 Ultimate project reconstructs Florida’s iconic highway from the ground up. By Brian Alvarado Photos by FDOT Originally constructed in
Read moreThe Pure Water Monterey Groundwater Replenishment Project helps Monterey County combat limited, local water resources. By Brian Alvarado Photos Courtesy
Read moreConstruction on the final section of the I-69 project brings Hoosiers closer to an improved driving experience. By Alexa Moreno
Read moreThe stars are aligning for 2021 to be a historic year for water infrastructure investment By Scott Berry Water is
Read moreBuilding the infrastructure we need requires that we target much more of our investments on transportation, such as transit, inter-city
Read moreAs Congress ponders an infrastructure bill, systemic changes are obvious By Mary Scott Nabers While industry and public officials wait
Read moreCongressional leaders must work together to tackle infrastructure for the betterment of the nation By Kathy Maness The infrastructure buzz
Read morePolicymakers from all sides of the spectrum must prioritize bipartisanship to agree to a major infrastructure bill By Brian Alvarado
Read moreStormwater sector survey highlights $8.5 billion annual funding gap By Rebecca Arvin-Colón Municipalities across the U.S. work to maintain stormwater
Read moreTwo industry experts highlight the need to include public works
Read moreFor over 90 years, the National League of Cities (NLC) has been uniting leaders from local governments all across the
Read moreInvesting in infrastructure also triggers the need for a skilled public works workforce By Tyler Palmer T he need for
Read moreThe nation’s infrastructure systems need to face its other two challenges: climate change and a dwindling workforce. By Alexa Moreno
Read moreThe new and improved Manning Crevice Bridge is only the seventh of its kind in the world By Brian Alvarado
Read moreThe Dublin Link is the longest single tower “S” shaped suspension bridge in the world By Sophia Acevedo For decades, residents
Read moreCity Official and engineer for the Dublin Link bridge project reflects on the project and what’s to come American Infrastructure:
Read moreHow the nation can approach 2021 in infrastructure funding By Manuel H. Lazerov The election is behind us, and a
Read moreThe I-440 serves as an important route for connecting different parts of the city. By Sophia Acevedo Roads are essential
Read moreThere are four key factors to keep in mind when thinking about the future of the construction industry By John
Read moreA proactive and reactive approach is needed to address transportation systems in 2021 By Malcolm Dougherty After a year of
Read morePublic works and infrastructure in the 117th Congress By Mary Joyce Ivers and Scott D. Grayson As the 117th Congress
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