The City of San Antonio, Texas, has invested in new single-operator spray patch trucks that more than triple the efficiency of the vehicles they replace.
The American Public Works Association has announced it will cancel its Public Works Expo, originally scheduled for August 31-Sept. 2 in New Orleans.
The American Public Works Association (APWA) has developed a "Coronavirus and the Public Works Community" resource webpage.
Municipalities in Jefferson County, Wis., could save money by sharing equipment, including Public Works vehicles and fire trucks, according to a research group.
The sweeper is easier to service, simpler to operate, and easier to clean than competitive regenerative air products, according to the company.
Vacall’s AllJet truck-mounted jetter was designed to provide budget-conscious municipalities with an efficient, easy-to-operate sewer-cleaning machine.
The City of Spokane, Wash., will be adding two pothole trailers to its fleet, doubling its pothole filling capacity following an extreme winter.
The City of Atlanta, Ga., hopes to cut down on waste and boost its recycling efforts with data. The Public Works Department will begin a six-month pilot using a cloud-based technology platform from Rubicon Global to improve waste operations and provide route optimization for its trucks.
Howard County, Md., will spend $44,000 to launch a new snow plow tracking system to replace one the county has used for more than a decade.
The American Public Works Association (APWA) announced the selection of 16 public works professionals for its APWA Emerging Leaders Academy Program for 2016-2017, including one fleet manager.