APWA Reporter - 2003 Articles

President's Message

President's Message, Feb, p. 2
President's Message, Mar, p. 2
President's Message, Apr, p. 2
President's Message, May, p. 2
President's Message, Jun, p. 2
President's Message, Jul, p. 2
President's Message, Aug, p. 2
President's Message, Sep, p. 2
President's Message, Oct, p. 2
President's Message, Nov, p. 2
President's Message, Dec/Jan, p. 2

Inside APWA

Past President Mueller named to Homeland Security Advisory Committee, Feb, p. 3
Call for nominations to APWA Board issued, Feb, p. 5
Haraga appointed Hawaii DOT Director, Mar, p. 3
2002 Financials: Strong performance, again, Mar, p. 5
New APWA Staff, Apr, p. 3
Directory of chapter contacts, Apr, p. 6
APWA Board of Directors, Apr, p. 8
APWA staff ready to help..., Apr, p. 9
APWA attends National Partnership Summit, Apr, p. 22
Finding the member wannabe!, Apr, p. 24
City of North Miami Beach introduces APWA flag at South Florida Branch meeting, Apr, p. 29
Homeland Security Task Force, Apr, p. 35
APWA-InfoLink: Detouring around the construction site, Apr, p. 39
Candidates for the 2003-2004 APWA Board of Directors named, Jul, p. 7
Judith Mueller: Senior Advisor on Homeland Security Council, Jul, p. 9
Snow Conference withstands all challenges, Jul, p. 10
Martin Manning/Daniel DeYoung interview, Aug, p. 8
New APWA staff, Aug, p. 14
Full-scale national terrorism exercise, Aug, p. 53
APWA President Kalynchuk speaks on the status of America's declining infrastructure, Oct, p. 3
New APWA staff, Oct, p. 9
New APWA staff, Nov, p. 7
2004 Editorial Calendar, Dec/Jan, p. 5

Washington Insight

Washington Insight, Feb, p. 4
Washington Insight, Mar, p. 4
Washington Insight, Apr, p. 4
Washington Insight, May, p. 4
Washington Insight, Jun, p. 4
Washington Insight, Jul, p. 4
Washington Insight, Aug, p. 5
Washington Insight, Sep, p. 5
Washington Insight, Oct, p. 4
Washington Insight, Nov, p. 4
Washington Insight, Dec/Jan, p. 4

Technical Committee News

Technical Committee News, Feb, p. 7
Technical Committee News, Mar, p. 7
Technical Committee News, Apr, p. 21
Technical Committee News, May, p. 7
Technical Committee News, Jun, p. 5
Technical Committee News, Jul, p. 6
Technical Committee News, Aug, p. 7
Technical Committee News, Sep, p. 6
Technical Committee News, Oct, p. 5
Technical Committee News, Nov, p. 6
Technical Committee News, Dec/Jan, p. 6

Obituaries

Past APWA President, Roy W. Morse, dies, Feb, p. 7
Longtime member and national award winner, Hal Harris, dies, Jul, p. 3
Paul Williams, active member of Florida Chapter, dies, Aug, p. 3
Ernest Hendricks, Jr., 1928-2003, Aug, p. 3

Member Profile

Member Profile, Feb, p. 8
Member Profile, Mar, p. 8
Member Profile, Apr, p. 36
Member Profile, May, p. 9
Member Profile, Jun, p. 8
Member Profile, Jul, p. 15
Member Profile, Aug, p. 15
Member Profile, Sep, p. 10
Member Profile, Oct, p. 6
Member Profile, Nov, p. 10
Member Profile, Dec/Jan, p. 8

Snow Conference coming to QuÃ©bec City, Feb, p. 0
Environmental impacts of CCA-treated woodâ€”what's it all about and why should we be concerned?, Mar, p. 0
Ask Ann, Mar, p. 0
The 2003 Top Ten Public Works Leaders of the Year, May, p. 0
Ask Ann, May, p. 0
Ask Ann, Jun, p. 0
Twenty-five Governors, Three Premiers, One Prime Minister declare National Public Works Week, Jul, p. 0
APWA Public Works Projects of the Year, Jul, p. 0
NGV Conference & Exhibition, Aug, p. 0
Ask Ann, Aug, p. 0
Ask Ann, Sep, p. 0
Awards 2003, Oct, p. 0
Ask Ann, Oct, p. 0
Lessons learned under "fire", Nov, p. 0
National challenge for fleet managers: "Best service at lowest cost", Nov, p. 0
Ask Ann, Nov, p. 0
Ballpark Infrastructure Project hits a grand slam, Dec/Jan, p. 0
Ask Ann, Dec/Jan, p. 0
The Baker's Dozen, Dec/Jan, p. 0

National Public Works Week

National Public Works Week gives recognition to public works profession, Feb, p. 16
National Public Works Week in Edmonton, Mar, p. 10
National Public Works Week in Oregon, Apr, p. 32

Diversity

Using your organization's diversity as a community outreach tool, Feb, p. 19
Diversity is good for business, Mar, p. 13
Creative strategies to increase membership and diversity at state chapters using the First Timers concept, May, p. 12
Celebrating APWA's diversity successes, Aug, p. 13
Top Ten ways to interest young APWA members, Sep, p. 8
How we measure up "a San Antonio, Texas experience" managing team diversity, Dec/Jan, p. 10

APWA Book Review

APWA Book Review, Feb, p. 20
APWA Book Review, Mar, p. 15
APWA Book Review, Apr, p. 40
APWA Book Review, May, p. 8
APWA Book Review, Jun, p. 9
APWA Book Review, Jul, p. 18
APWA Book Review, Aug, p. 17
APWA Book Review, Sep, p. 7
APWA Book Review, Oct, p. 8
APWA Book Review, Nov, p. 8
APWA Book Review, Dec/Jan, p. 12

International Idea Exchange

International Idea Exchange, Feb, p. 28
International Idea Exchange, Mar, p. 16
International Idea Exchange, Apr, p. 45
International Idea Exchange, May, p. 19
International Idea Exchange, Jun, p. 10
International Idea Exchange, Jul, p. 19
International Idea Exchange, Aug, p. 21
International Idea Exchange, Sep, p. 12
International Idea Exchange, Oct, p. 12
International Idea Exchange, Nov, p. 12
International Idea Exchange, Dec/Jan, p. 17

Water Resources

It's your drought: What are you going to do with it?, Feb, p. 29
Sanitary Sewer Overflow Regulations: maybe this year, Feb, p. 31
Twenty years in the making: now a reality, Feb, p. 32
Update on EPA's Environmental Technology Verification Wet Weather Flows Pilot Program, Feb, p. 35
Watershed management approach enhances wooded suburban stream corridor, Aug, p. 55
No magic act, Aug, p. 58
The thirst of a thousand, Aug, p. 65

Environment

The challenge of restoring the beneficial reuse of our filled lands, Mar, p. 20
Single stream recycling: Could be coming to a theatre near you, Mar, p. 21
Electronic recycling/product stewardship, Mar, p. 25
County tackles e-waste problem, Mar, p. 26

Congress 2003

And the winners are..., Apr, p. 25
And now, a word from our exhibitors, Apr, p. 38
If you've never been to Congress..., Jun, p. 6
Things to do, places to go in San Diego, Jul, p. 13
Four options to attend Congress, Aug, p. 23
Don't miss these at Congress!, Aug, p. 24
One-day passes available for Congress, Aug, p. 25
Chapter Leaders Target Tuesday, Aug, p. 26
Fifty reasons to attend Congress, Aug, p. 27
Urban Forestry: Benefits and drawbacks of city trees, Aug, p. 29
What stormwater managers should know about fluvial geomorphology, Aug, p. 31
Machu Picchu: Prehistoric Public Works, Aug, p. 33
City of San Diego's Think Blue Campaign, Aug, p. 28
The San Diego experience, Oct, p. 14
Educational sessions at Congress, Oct, p. 24

Facilities and Grounds

Green Infrastructure, Apr, p. 26
Managing municipal facilities, Apr, p. 46
A new approach to reduce flooding and sewer overflows: trees, Apr, p. 48
The secrets to rebuilding the award-winning Nashua park system, Aug, p. 67

Leadership and Management

What are the core competencies required of public works professionals?, Apr, p. 27
The Future of Public Works: Change, Challenge and Strategic Leadership, May, p. 21
The easy solution for every problem, Aug, p. 40
Huh?, Aug, p. 42

Information Technology

Geomatics and satellite imagery in managing your infrastructure, Jun, p. 12
Neighborhood benchmarking—a GIS approach, Jun, p. 16
When source controls are not enough: Considering advanced urban runoff treatment, Jun, p. 18
The Willamette River Water Treatment Facility: a design/build project, Jun, p. 21

Emergency Management and Homeland Security

Public Works: An important player in homeland security, Jun, p. 19

Transportation

Bus Rapid Transit: The high-quality, lower-cost alternative, Jul, p. 21
Asset Management: Resources for maximizing your transportation investment, Jul, p. 23
City implements continuous process improvement in roadways section, Jul, p. 24
Roadside maintenance challenges in a shrinking economy, Jul, p. 28

Utilities and Public Right-of-Way

Summary of the "Understanding the Value of Your Right-of-Way" Click, Listen and Learn presentation, Aug, p. 10
Electronic Permitting: The next generation, Aug, p. 45
Damage data collection system provides valuable benefits, Aug, p. 47
sidewalks! from $1 million to $20 million per year, Aug, p. 50

General

CPWA participates in Technology Road Map partners program, Aug, p. 12
Dry emergency gas scrubbers: The dream machine for removing chlorine, Aug, p. 60
Document retention post-Arthur Anderson: The ultimate risk-benefit analysis, Aug, p. 69

Fleets

City of Greeley brings vehicle maintenance in-house, Aug, p. 62
Planning to remodel your facility? Read on, Nov, p. 20
Attracting, recruiting and retaining technicians, Nov, p. 24
Monitoring fleet utilization for the justification of equipment needs, Nov, p. 26
Strategic approaches to tight budgets, Nov, p. 28

Winter Maintenance

ODOT deploys massive wireless Environmental Sensing Station technology in RWIS expansion, Sep, p. 15
Advanced decision support for winter road maintenance, Sep, p. 16
Audio technology effective in driving salt routes, Sep, p. 20
Geomatics inspire winter maintenance revolution, Sep, p. 22
Why aren't YOU anti-icing yet? Five common excuses debunked, Sep, p. 24
Now more than ever: Training for road maintenance workers, Sep, p. 26
Change can be good: Snow removal success story in Kansas City, Sep, p. 28

Innovative Financing

Local utility helps fund a microturbine to provide emergency power and peak-load shedding, Dec/Jan, p. 21
Keeping it clean: Financing clean water through innovative methods, Dec/Jan, p. 22
Stormwater program funding in California, Dec/Jan, p. 25
You need a bond issue passed: Is your community ready to vote for it?, Dec/Jan, p. 28
Good project management is the key to the privatization decision, Dec/Jan, p. 30
A novel approach to sewer capacity fees, Dec/Jan, p. 32
Collier County business recycling initiative: Building partnerships and benefiting the bottom line, Dec/Jan, p. 34