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Aging Infrastructure is a Risk to Drinking Water Supply

Jackson’s water crisis reveals much deeper issues caused by lack of funding and disinvestment in critical aging infrastructure. By Yvonne

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A Call for ACTION

Configuring GIS for Environmental Asset Management and Public Engagement By Shawnetta Grandberry The Clean Water Act requires municipalities across the

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Historic Howellville Road Bridge Receives Upgrade

The new steel truss bridge provides a wider bridge deck and more space, enhancing safety for motorists, bicyclists and pedestrians

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Taking an Innovative Approach

Carroll County navigates various challenges through dedication and efficiency By Hanna Heiss Addressing the needs of its citizens, providing a

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IIJA Flows with Goodness for Wastewater Public Works Professionals

What’s available and how to secure IIJA funding to benefit communities By Stan Brown The arrival of the Infrastructure Investment

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The Signing Of The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law was Historic

Our work is just getting started By Radhika Fox The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law recognizes how essential water is to public

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Increasing Flow of Traffic on the I-25

Congestion on the major New Mexico highway was becoming a major issue for commuters. By Camille Manaloto Interstate 25 in

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The AI Interview: Dennis Truax, President, American Society of Civil Engineers

ASCE President shares his thoughts on the future of infrastructure American Infrastructure: For readers who don’t already know, what is

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Editor’s Note May/June 2022

Dear Readers in print and online, Welcome to the May/June issue of American Infrastructure! It’s hard to believe that we

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Meet the American Society of Civil Engineers

Reimagining the future The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) represents more than 150,000 members of the civil engineering profession

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Meet APWA: The Voice of Public Works

By Scott Grayson What does a worker filling a pothole, a designer planning a new city facility, and a director

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Editor’s Note: March/April 2022

Dear Readers in print and online, I am pleased to welcome you to our March/April issue of American Infrastructure. This

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Publisher’s Note: March/April 2022

Hello Readers in print and online, Welcome to the March/April issue of American Infrastructure. This month we present to you

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Funding Provides Hope for the Nation

As spring approaches, infrastructure is about to receive major funding By Aurielle Weiss Since the passage of the Infrastructure Investment

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City Yard Renovation is Design Conscious

Santa Monica city workers receive new building and equipment. By Aurielle Weiss The Santa Monica City Yards have been around

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Project Profile: Washington Bridge North Project

Washington Bridge Project Addresses Several Structural Deficiencies By Camille Manaloto With infrastructure on the minds of millions, improving our citys’

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Innovation is Key to Missouri’s Transportation Funding Success

New contributions will allocate millions for Missouri’s infrastructure. By Governor Michael L. Parson Infrastructure has been a top priority for

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Ohio’s State Capital Infrastructure Program

Public Works for Ohioans. By Linda S. Bailiff In the State of Ohio, the Ohio Public Works Commission’s office of

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Publisher’s Note: January 2022

Hello Readers in print and online, A very happy new year to you and your team. What sort of year

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The AI Interview: Clarence E. Anthony, CEO and Executive Director, National League of Cities

NLC CEO discusses the importance of local government. American Infrastructure: For our readers who might not already know, talk about

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The Trillion Dollar Promise

Delivering the Infrastructure Improvement and Jobs Act. By Si Katara  Last year’s passage of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) set

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Infrastructure Fit for the Future

Oregon is making historic once-in-a-lifetime infrastructure investments to create an equitable, resilient, and greener future. By Governor Kate Brown Since

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The AI Interview: Scott D. Grayson, CAE, Chief Executive Officer, APWA

APWA CEO addresses infrastructure needs in the U.S. American Infrastructure: Tell me about APWA and its philosophy. Scott Grayson: APWA’s

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Municipality of the Year: Indianapolis is A Leader in Infrastructure

Equity is at the heart of their city. By Aurielle Weiss Indianapolis, the largest city in Indiana, is truly the

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Changing Times for the Construction Industry

Although the supply chain is unstable, funding has expanded. By Mary Scott Nabers What a difference a short period of

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Editor’s Note: November/December 2021

Dear Readers in print and online, Happy Holidays, and welcome to the November/December issue of American Infrastructure Magazine. This month

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The Gateway Project: The First of its Kind

South Carolina’s interstates receives major upgrade. By Aurielle Weiss Interstate 385 is a 42 mile long route connecting northwest

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2021: A New Start for Infrastructure

The historic infrastructure bill is a major victory for America. By Aurielle Weiss It’s an exciting time for Infrastructure in

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Publisher’s Note: December 2021

Hello Readers in Print and Online. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you and your team. We have been

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Widening Roads for Future Growth

I-70 in the Denver metro area required highway expansion to continue to serve the connected communities and enhance commuter daily

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Road Construction Expands into Community Enrichment

Orange County Public Works partnered with the City of Costa Mesa to reconstruct roadway pavements, improve water-drainage and create an

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The AI Interview: Anthony Kane, CEO, Institute of Sustainable Infrastructure

Executive introduces us to ISI and shares his insight on what sustainable infrastructure really is. American Infrastructure: For our readers

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Building a Better Baltimore

How Baltimore’s infrastructure projects are putting the charm back in charm city. By Dr. Jason W. Mitchell In May, the

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Publisher’s Note: September 2021

Hello Readers, in print and online, Summer 2021 slips into fall with a bang and a roar; wildfires burning out

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The Road Ahead for Infrastructure & Public Works

The Senate’s passage of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act is an encouraging step forward. By Scott D. Grayson The

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The Look Ahead for LA Infrastructure

What does the Infrastructure Bill mean for Los Angeles? By Teresa Villegas Los Angeles, founded in 1781, with over 462

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The Need for Cybersecurity Modernization

We can prevent cybercrime and mitigate legacy system risk in infrastructure construction with cloud-based platform solutions. By Si Katara If

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Renewable Energy, Microgrids and Conservation

A step toward climate resilience in the water and energy sectors. By Ryan Waterman If you are in the business

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Infrastructure Investments Provide Pathway to Economic Prosperity

Denver’s DOTI is finding new and creative ways to deliver an ambitious slate of infrastructure improvement projects. By Adam Phipps

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Editor’s Note September/October 2021

Dear readers, With a major vote happening on Sept. 27, the importance of infrastructure has climbed its way onto the

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Connecting the Dots: Building the Future We want for Our Kids and Our Communities

Wisconsin is working to bring our infrastructure into the 21st century and pave the way to a stronger future. By

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Keep the Momentum Moving

The major infrastructure bill is making its way through Congress, but much more work is still to be done. By

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The AI Interview: Daniel Parker, Indianapolis Public Works Director

Parker gives an update on how Indianapolis has approached public works in recent months in regards to funding, delivery time

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Bipartisan Solutions for Water Infrastructure

Congress and the White House must find a bipartisan solution on water infrastructure legislation. By Evan Pratt As the debate

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Reinvesting in Rural America

Will the pandemic spur the awakening our rural heartland needs to build its American Dream? By Jim King America has

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PWX Returns for 2021

Join APWA at PWX in St. Louis to help solve America’s infrastructure challenges. By Scott Grayson After cancelling our three

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Cash Flow to Keep the Water Flowing

EPA invites communities to apply for innovative, flexible water infrastructure financing. By Andrew Sawyers In communities across the nation, drinking

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Publisher’s Note: July/August 2021

Hello Readers, in print and online, Since we last updated you in the May/June issue, our cover featured an illustration

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Revamping Mississippi Infrastructure

Ports and rail systems are two vital infrastructure components for The Hospitality State. By Governor Tate Reeves When Mississippi was

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Perseverance in the Face of Adversity

City of Austin Capital Projects construction hardly misses a beat during the pandemic. By Richard Mendoza The Public Works Department,

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Editor’s Note: July/August 2021

Dear Readers in print and online, As vaccinations continue to rollout and restrictions across the country begin to ease, infrastructure

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Containing CSOs in Kentucky

The Rowan Pump Station is the deepest submersible pump station in Kentucky. By Brian Alvarado Located in Louisville, Ky., the

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Improving Our Infrastructure

Five steps to get America above average. By Nick Kittle The American Society of Civil Engineers released the 2021 Report

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Sea Cave Stabilization in San Diego County

An award-winning sea cave stabilization project saved an at-risk tourist attraction in Southern California. By Brian Alvarado Photos by TerraCosta

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Anticipating an Infrastructure Package

As Congress decides on the terms and figures of a new infrastructure package, the benefits and challenges may impact the

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Putting the Nation First

A bipartisan plan has been reached. Now it’s time for all government leaders to pass it through Congress before it’s

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Improving Interstate 4

The I-4 Ultimate project reconstructs Florida’s iconic highway from the ground up. By Brian Alvarado Photos by FDOT Originally constructed in

Pure Water Monterey Groundwater Replenishment Project

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Solving Water Supply Woes

The Pure Water Monterey Groundwater Replenishment Project helps Monterey County combat limited, local water resources. By Brian Alvarado Photos Courtesy

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A New Route Comes to Indiana

Construction on the final section of the I-69 project brings Hoosiers closer to an improved driving experience. By Alexa Moreno

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2021: Water Infrastructure’s Moment

The stars are aligning for 2021 to be a historic year for water infrastructure investment By Scott Berry Water is

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Investing in Transportation

Building the infrastructure we need requires that we target much more of our investments on transportation, such as transit, inter-city

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The Evolution of the Definition of Infrastructure

As Congress ponders an infrastructure bill, systemic changes are obvious By Mary Scott Nabers While industry and public officials wait

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Collaboration and Innovation Keep Dallas Running

The City of Dallas’ infrastructure initiatives and projects are collaborative, innovative, and strategic By Dr. Robert M. Perez As municipalities

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Keep Infrastructure Negotiations Alive

Congressional leaders must work together to tackle infrastructure for the betterment of the nation By Kathy Maness The infrastructure buzz

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The AI Interview: David Ige, Governor of Hawai’i

Gov. David Ige reflects on the state of Hawai’i’s infrastructure and their path to post-pandemic recovery American Infrastructure: As we

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Banking on Bipartisanship

Policymakers from all sides of the spectrum must prioritize bipartisanship to agree to a major infrastructure bill By Brian Alvarado

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Solving the Stormwater Challenge

Stormwater sector survey highlights $8.5 billion annual funding gap By Rebecca Arvin-Colón Municipalities across the U.S. work to maintain stormwater