Leadership in the AEC Industry
Damon L. Garrett, PE, has ample knowledge and experience in leading a company, mentoring fellow professionals, and undertaking a public …
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7 Steps to Maximize IIJA-Funded Infrastructure Projects
The American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) allows for specific infrastructure spending for water, sewer, and broadband investments. This legislation is vital for community resilience, particularly for rural, disadvantaged, and hard-to-reach communities.
With these strategies, municipal leaders can prioritize the projects that benefit the communities they serve.
Part 2: Preparing Your Community for Distributed Solar
As demand grows for distributed solar, municipal entities need to plan for solar energy and renewable developments entering the landscape within their jurisdictions.
7 Types of Land Surveys
A survey means different things to different people, and many don’t know the type of land survey needed. As consultants and survey professionals, our job is to dig deeper and define the true scope, so clients receive the right amount of data for their projects. This article covers the seven most common land surveys.
Stormwater Utility Fees: Equitable Methodology to Cover Community Drainage Costs
More than 800 communities across the country have adopted a stormwater utility to help fund stormwater management. Implementing a separate stormwater fee structure fairly allocates stormwater costs between residential and commercial customers.
Part 1: Why Consider Distributed Solar Solutions?
Renewable energy projects continue taking hold as developers and municipalities strive to meet 2030 clean energy goals. But large, industrial-scale projects aren’t the only solution. Learn about the benefits of implementing distributed solar projects at the local level.
GIS Technology: The Core of Digital Asset Management
Today’s custom GIS technologies and services enable municipalities to make decisions based on real-time data to prioritize and optimize their asset management in the most cost-effective manner.
Water System Consolidation: Pros, Cons, and Potential Solutions
As water systems across the country restructure and regionalize, it’s important to weigh the pros and cons. The benefits often outweigh the drawbacks, but each locale has a unique set of circumstances that make it hard to generalize.
Water System Management: Functional Ecosystem or Vicious Cycle?
A prime example of the ecosystem at work is in the City of Highland Park, MI, where the water system’s deteriorated conditions stemmed from years of neglect. Learn how the city set up a sustainable operations plan that reversed the cycle into a functional ecosystem that serves the community and the municipality.
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