APWA Reporter

The APWA Reporter serves as the prime communication link uniting the community of public works professionals who make up APWA.

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The Reporter's leadership and management series continues with "The Road to Excellence" in the January issue. The first article is on p. 22.

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We ran more articles in the Reporter in 2010 than in any previous year. See pages 14-19 in the January issue for a list of all the articles.

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APWA partners with the Pacific Northwest Snowfighters Association for the 2011 Snow Conference. Read about it in the January issue, p. 10.

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In his column in the January issue (pages 2-4), APWA President George Crombie covers the three stages of disaster planning. Great article!

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The January issue was mailed last week. Biggest January issue ever; 72 pages and more than a dozen emergency management articles. Enjoy!

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This has been a great year for the APWA Reporter. More pages and articles than ever! We're looking forward to next year. Happy New Year!

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Valerie Shaw contributed a great article for the December issue (p. 30) on promoting the contributions of public works to the community.

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Could a mustache save Christmas? The Woodridge (Illinois) Public Works Department believed it could. Read about it in the Dec. issue, p. 25.

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APWA's Emerging Leaders Academy is a viable option for those individuals who show the great potential to be future leaders. See Dec., p. 16.

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The January issue is at the printer! More than a dozen articles covering emergency management in public works. Biggest January issue ever!

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"The Road to Excellence" continues the leadership and management series of articles in the Reporter. It's in the December issue on page 10.

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In the December issue, President Crombie has contributed an excellent article about the importance of preparing PW leaders and managers.

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Greetings to our magazine's followers. Hope you have a nice Thanksgiving. I'll be back to tackle the January issue after our short break.

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Pre-Storm Strategy and Post-Storm Assessment meetings are excellent management practices. Check out the November issue's article on page 41.

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The December issue is at the printer! Our last issue of the year covers the important topic of leadership and management in public works.

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Anyone interested in snowplow roadeos should read Bill Kappel's article in the November issue (p. 36) about the Wisconsin Chapter Roadeo.

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Is utilizing students in the workplace a good thing? You bet it is! Read about all the great benefits in the November issue on pages 20-21.

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Future Cities is the nation's largest engineering education program. Read the excellent article about it in the November issue on p. 12.

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Winter Maintenance Subcommittee Chair, Mark DeVries, contributed three great articles for our November issue. Read them on pp. 8, 10 and 32.

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APWA's Snow Conference is a great investment, as President Crombie says in the November issue. Next year's show is in Spokane, April 10-13.