St Paul Public Works Director Sean Kershaw and his Unorthodox Path to a PW career

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In this episode I sit down with my hometown Public Works Director, Sean Kershaw. As any public works nerd knows, we are at times over critical of those that serve us where we live, and we most likely have experienced that heightened scrutiny from current and retired public works professionals that live in our communities. It can be good, reaffirming, constructive, and frustrating. I know most of you reading this have been there.
Sean takes this all very well. He is not your traditional public works professional. His background is more diverse and involves a stint as a planner and roles in the non-profit realm. The perspective he has gained through his professional journey is well applicable to public works and our overriding goal of public service.
I enjoyed learning more about Sean and his background and what has surprised him in this role. Sit back and listen in on this conversation with one of the most sincere, approachable and self-accountable people I've met.
Show notes:
The proverb Sean and I were searching our grey haired minds for:
Luck favors the prepared mind.
Sean and his husband's Backyard Concert Series Site:
https://grandoakopry.com/

Chapters

1. St Paul Public Works Director Sean Kershaw and his Unorthodox Path to a PW career (00:00:00)

2. Public Works Director's Path to Advocacy (00:00:01)

3. Career Transition and Public Works Funding (00:09:46)

4. Public Works and Infrastructure Challenges (00:18:33)

5. Snow Removal Challenges in Urban Areas (00:32:33)

6. Importance of Public Works in Communities (00:35:53)

7. Community Concerts in Historic St Paul (00:41:21)

8. Help Us Spread the Word (00:52:35)

35 episodes

The Public Works Nerds

St Paul Public Works Director Sean Kershaw and his Unorthodox Path to a PW career

The Public Works Nerds

published about a year ago

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Chapters

1. St Paul Public Works Director Sean Kershaw and his Unorthodox Path to a PW career (00:00:00)

2. Public Works Director's Path to Advocacy (00:00:01)

3. Career Transition and Public Works Funding (00:09:46)

4. Public Works and Infrastructure Challenges (00:18:33)

5. Snow Removal Challenges in Urban Areas (00:32:33)

6. Importance of Public Works in Communities (00:35:53)

7. Community Concerts in Historic St Paul (00:41:21)

8. Help Us Spread the Word (00:52:35)

35 episodes

#Government #Marc Culver, PE and Mike Spack, PE #Marc Culver #Mike Spack

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Season 3 Kicks Off with Mark Ray: Bridges, Bathtub Curves, and Global Public Works Insights. 42:05

8 days ago42:05

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Marc Culver returns with Season 3 of Public Works Nerds, sharing his career transition to Brooklyn Park City Engineer and welcoming back Mark Ray to discuss his recent professional journey to Australia. • Mark Ray's Australian Small Bridge Conference experience featured fascinating insights into bridge inspection methods • Australia uses standardized Level 1-3 inspection terminology creating consistent communication about infrastructure conditions • The "bathtub curve" concept explains how infrastructure failures happen most often during early construction and end-of-life phases • Australian engineers utilize sensors, LiDAR, and drones for infrastructure monitoring while emphasizing the human element in interpretation • Asset management requirements are more ingrained in Australian government agencies than in the US • "Public works makes normal happen" - infrastructure professionals serve as the "stage crew" for everyone's daily life • Upcoming Season 3 episodes will cover PFAS, maintenance facilities, and AI in asset management Please follow the podcast on LinkedIn and send us your episode ideas and feedback! Show Notes: Municipal Works Australia https://municipalworks.com.au/ Institute of Public Works Engineering Australasia https://www.ipwea.org/ipweacommunities/assetmanagement…

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APWA Accreditation: Shakopee's Public Works Journey with Bill Egan, Alex Jordan, and Barb Kraemer 39:08

40 weeks ago39:08

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This week we start what will become a series of podcasts chronicling the journey of the City of Shakopee, MN through the APWA Accreditation process. Shakopee decided to take this on several months ago and a couple of months into the process at the time of this recording. This is a great conversation about why Shakopee decided to do this, how they found an internal champion and what surprises they've discovered so far. Joining us are guests Bill Egan (Public Works Director), Alex Jordan (City Engineer) and Barb Kraemer (Administrative Assistant). AI Generated Description: Curious about what it takes to achieve APWA accreditation? Join us on this enlightening episode of the Public Works Nerds podcast as we sit down with the passionate team from the City of Shakopee, Minnesota. Hear firsthand from Public Works Director Bill Egan, City Engineer Alex Jordan, and Administrative Assistant Barb Kraemer, each sharing their unique journeys and roles within the city's public works department. From Bill's extensive experience to Alex's fresh perspective from Lakeville, and Barb's transition from Parks and Rec, you'll get a front-row seat to the dynamics that make Shakopee's team tick. Discover the motivations driving Shakopee's pursuit of the prestigious APWA accreditation. Despite the rarity of such recognition in Minnesota, the team was inspired by an intriguing article and took strategic steps to gain internal support. We break down the APWA's accreditation chapters, exploring the collaborative efforts across various city departments and the anticipated timeline for completion. You'll hear about the significance of mission and vision statements, the role of parks maintenance, and the invaluable support from APWA community leaders that has propelled Shakopee's public works department forward. Uncover the financial and operational considerations of the accreditation process, including the costs and long-term benefits that justify this investment. We delve into the extensive involvement required from multiple departments, with critical support from city administrator Bill Reynolds. Through specific examples like managing roadkill, we highlight the practical impact of updated policies. This episode emphasizes the importance of teamwork, professional growth, and industry recognition, offering insights and inspiration for public works professionals everywhere. Don't miss this engaging conversation that showcases the power of collaboration and dedication in public service! Show Notes: APWA Accreditation: https://www.apwa.org/resources/accreditation/ Parks and Recreation Accreditation: https://www.nrpa.org/certification/accreditation/CAPRA/ I was planning on putting additional links here to other accreditation services for other departments such as Finance or Human Resources, but decided against it as I can't vet any of these advertised programs. If you are interested I encourage you to start with a simple Google search for "Public Agency Accreditation" and you will find several options for Police, Fire, Finance, etc.…

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Electrifying Edina: Noah Silver on EV Infrastructure and Fleet Transformation in Public Works 54:20

42 weeks ago54:20

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In our 32nd episode we are joined by the City of Edina's Master Electrician and Supervisor Noah Silver. Noah guides us through this nerd session on Electric Vehicles and the required infrastructure to support them. Join us for a transformative discussion on how the City of Edina is spearheading the future of electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. With insights from our esteemed guest, Noah Silver, Edina's Master Electrician and Supervisor, you'll gain exclusive knowledge on the intricate process of electrifying city fleets and public spaces. Discover the funding opportunities, including the National Electrical Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program, that can enable other municipalities to follow Edina's pioneering path. Hear the compelling story of Edina's journey from installing their first Level 2 charging station in 2018 to now managing an advanced charging network with ChargePoint hardware. Learn about the strategic decisions behind setting competitive charging rates and implementing a public charging policy that balances accessibility with efficiency. With 21 electric vehicles in the city’s fleet, including police vehicles capable of enduring 12-hour shifts, you'll get a detailed look at the practicalities and challenges of transitioning to electric mobility within public service sectors. Finally, get a glimpse into the future of sustainable transportation in Edina, from the innovative CAS fund bridging cost gaps for EV adoption to the latest advancements in electric fire truck technology. Noah Silver, along with key stakeholders, shares their experiences with different EV models and the city's collaborative efforts to expand infrastructure. Whether you're an EV enthusiast or a municipal planner, this episode is packed with actionable insights and inspiring stories that highlight how Edina is setting a benchmark in sustainable urban transportation. Show Notes: News item on Edina's first EV https://edinadocs.edinamn.gov/weblink/0/edoc/74504/CitySlick_December_2013.pdf City of Edina's Sustainability website: https://www.edinamn.gov/458/Sustainability…

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Becoming Parks and Rec Nerds - EAB and Park and Rec Accreditation with Matt Johnson and Bryce Shearen 1:00:33

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This week we may have to temporarily rename the podcast "The Parks and Recreations Nerds" as we welcome Matt Johnson, Director of Parks and Recreation for the City of Roseville. Along with my guest co-host Bryce Shearan, a colleague of mine at Bolton & Menk and former Parks and Recreation Director at the City of Little Canada. Bryce also hosts another podcast - MRPA On the Air. See the show notes for a link to the podcast home page. The three of us talk about Roseville's innovative EAB removal and replacement program. We then talk about the Parks and Recreation accreditation standard that Roseville has achieved since 1994. It's a high standard that the Parks and Recreation department continues to meet every 5 years. Join us as we nerd out about Parks! AI Generated Episode Description: Embark on an auditory exploration of urban green spaces with Matt Johnson, Roseville's visionary Director of Parks and Recreation, and guest co-host Bryce Sheeran. Together, we uncover the city's strategic battle against the invasive Emerald Ash Borer, detailing the ambitious tree removal and replacement program that paints a promising future for our urban canopy. Our conversation twirls through the challenges and achievements of managing natural spaces within city bounds, emphasizing the importance of public safety while nurturing the aesthetic and ecological vibrancy of our shared environments. Have you ever considered the delicate dance of community engagement and practical forestry management? Our dialogue includes a conversation about the contractor Tree Trust that spotlights the collective triumph in saving 250 trees from pestilence and the communal spirit that underpins successful public works projects. We unravel the threads of public and private tree management, revealing the intricate partnerships and initiatives that bolster both the beauty and health of our urban landscapes. The narrative extends beyond Roseville, inspiring neighboring communities to cultivate their own verdant urban retreats. Wrapping up our journey, we reflect on the enriching pursuit of parks and recreation accreditation. Discover how feedback and peer reviews transform the groundwork of public service, fostering growth, and encouraging equity and non-traditional programming to flourish. As we stray from our usual public works focus, this episode offers a fresh perspective on the nuanced world of parks management, igniting a passion among veterans and newcomers to the field alike. Tune in for an episode that promises to deepen your appreciation for the green oases that grace our cities. Show Notes: MN Recreation and Parks Association On the Air Podcast https://www.mnrpa.org/Podcast Roseville EAB Response Program https://www.cityofroseville.com/2006/Emerald-Ash-Borer-EAB NYT Article: Why One Man Runs a Tree Service That Won’t Cut Down Dead Trees https://www.nytimes.com/2024/05/08/realestate/eco-friendly-landscaping-dead-trees.html…

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Project Communications in Public Works with Sara Renney 49:55

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We are back for our 30th episode here at The Public Works Nerds! Here is the AI Generated Description. I have to call it out because I can't take credit for this prose: Unlock the secrets to transforming public perception and securing project funding through masterful communication with our esteemed guest, Sara Renney, Carver County's communications guru. Her rich tapestry of experiences, from corporate corridors to the heartwarming chapters of motherhood, culminates in a pivotal role where her voice shapes the future of public works. Bond with us over tales of strategic outreach that bridges the divide between government entities and the communities they serve, and learn how Sara's journey has equipped her to navigate the complexities of conveying the right message to varied audiences. Witness the evolution of social media's role in the dynamic landscape of public works as we dissect its influence alongside Sara. We're trading perspectives on why Facebook clicks for Public Works while Instagram paints a vibrant scene for Parks departments, all the while circumventing the challenges of curating content sans a dedicated coordinator. Our conversation goes visual as we spotlight the emotive power of video storytelling, a tool that's proving to be both a heart-tugger and a catalyst in rallying support for projects that pave the way to a better tomorrow. Lastly, wade into the murky waters of online discourse where the First Amendment meets the digital age. I'll share my mantra for professional poise in the click-happy world of social media as Sarah and I muse on the future's horizon, scanning it for signs of new platforms and AI's role in our sector. Every word and click matters in this dance of democracy and development, and we're here to guide you through it—step by intricate step. Show Notes: Carver County Highway 5 Project Information Video https://youtu.be/fd25TyZuAiQ Highway 5 Project Funding information https://www.carvercountymn.gov/departments/public-works/projects-studies/highway-5-improvements/highway-5-funding 20 Tips to Up Your Social Media Game https://lrrb.org/20-tips-to-up-your-social-media-game/…

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Nerds Unplugged: Take 2 with Deb Heiser and Richard McCoy 1:06:19

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Join us for Take 2 of the Nerds Unplugged where I sit down with Deb Heiser, Engineering Director for the City of St. Louis Park, MN, and Richard McCoy, Public Works Director and City Engineer for the City of Robbinsdale, MN. We recap the last four episodes and chat about some random topics like college tours, bridge collapses, and infrastructure funding. I plan to have these Unplugged episodes about once every two months or so. If there is any topic you would like us to discuss, or have a question, feel free to send it in via the podcast website listed below. Thanks for listening! www.thepublicworksnerds.com Show Notes: https://www.pca.state.mn.us/news-and-stories/mpca-brings-cutting-edge-technology-to-minnesota-to-remove-pfas-from-water https://www.startribune.com/why-is-the-epa-regulating-pfas-and-what-are-these-forever-chemicals/600357849/ https://www.epa.gov/sdwa/and-polyfluoroalkyl-substances-pfas https://www.pca.state.mn.us/air-water-land-climate/minnesotas-pfas-blueprint Baltimore Harbor Bridge Collapse and state by state bridge condition data: https://www.axios.com/2024/04/25/baltimore-bridge-collapse-new-channel https://www.axios.com/local/nw-arkansas/2024/04/24/arkansas-bridge-conditions-baltimore Mpls Bridge Collapse: August 1, 2007 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I-35W_Mississippi_River_bridge AI Generated Episode Description: Ever wondered about the people shaping our city landscapes, the minds behind the concrete, and the tales etched in our urban forests? Buckle up for an enlightening voyage with Deb Heiser and Richard McCoy, as we raise our glasses to Richard's National APWA Award win and dive into Deb's preemptive strike on pavement management. But hold on, because we're not just talking shop—get ready for a heartwarming detour through personal anecdotes, from navigating college tours to the dynamics of family life. It's a candid peek behind the hard hats, blending professional pride with the connective threads of our everyday lives. Now, let's saunter down the green path where city forestry meets cutting-edge technology. You'll hear the triumphant story of a new graduate taking root in her city forester career and how cities like Robbinsdale and Minnetonka aren't just standing by as the Emerald Ash Borer looms. Discover the arsenal of tools—from GIS to AI—that's revolutionizing how we safeguard our leafy canopies. And as if that wasn't enough, we're also painting a picture of how public works and park spaces can come together to create vibrant, community-centric spots you won't want to miss. But we're not shying away from the grittier side of things. Enter the labyrinth of infrastructure challenges, where the battle against time and decay calls for ingenious fixes like pipe lining and live sewer monitoring. Learn how we're calibrating our strategies for a smarter future, balancing the scales of high-tech aspirations with the stark reality of budget constraints. And in the shadow of past tragedies like bridge collapses, we're reminded of the unyielding importance of vigilance in infrastructure maintenance. So, if you're ready to ignite your passion for public works and peer into the blueprint of comm…

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Innovative Technologies in Pavement Management with Chris Evers 1:13:44

50 weeks ago1:13:44

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Episode 8 of Season 2 features Chris Evers, a 2023 APWA Top Ten Public Works Leader award winner. That's why I contacted Chris, but I'm so happy I did for many reasons. First of all, I was finally able to nerd out on pavement maintenance. But I was also able to meet a pretty funny, smart, and gracious person in Chris Evers. And since Chris brought up Stuart Smalley in the podcast, we can call this his Daily Affirmation (for those of you too young to catch the reference, google this hilarious SNL skit). Listen in as Chris and I talk about innovative pavement maintenance and touch on Artificial Intelligence and APWA. And speaking of AI, here's the AI generated description of the episode. Enjoy! -------------------- Picture the roads we travel every day as the unsung heroes of our daily lives, a network of paths that connect us not only to destinations but to each other. This week, the Public Works Nerds Podcast is honored to host Chris Evers of Pavement Technology Incorporated, an APWA 2023 top 10 public works leader, as we traverse the landscape of pavement innovation. Chris's journey is one of passion and perseverance, shaping the very ground beneath our wheels with advancements that extend the life and function of our roads. From the complexities of airport pavement maintenance to the role of community in public works, Chris's insights are as foundational as the pavements he champions. Our conversation takes an exciting turn as we trade tales with public works directors in a roundtable that's as much about the power of collaboration as it is about the strategies that help us weather any storm, including the literal ones faced during Florida's hurricane season. The profound respect and recognition for leaders like Chris is felt in their stories, each one laying the groundwork for a stronger, more connected community. The episode is a reflection of the respect that these leaders command, a celebration of the commitment that extends far from the confines of their job descriptions. Capping off our journey, we cast a spotlight on the technological marvels reshaping the pavement industry. From the environmental prowess of titanium dioxide in combatting urban heat islands and microplastic pollution to the futuristic intersection where artificial intelligence and robotics meet public works, the future is now. These advancements are not just about maintaining roads; they're about propelling public infrastructure into a new era of safety, efficiency, and environmental stewardship. So buckle up and join us as we ride along the cutting edge of pavement progress with our very own 'Pavement Avengers'. Show Notes: https://www.pavetechinc.com/ Research Triangle Cleantech Cluster 2021 Cleantech Innovation Award Winners https://www.pavetechinc.com/smog-eating-roads/ Reclamite FLCAJ Jan-Mar-May PTI Reprint.pdf PTI Maltene Replacement Technology Pavement Avengers Presentation (part of Florida LTAP Pavement Maintenance Webinar) The Pavement Avengers – A Pavement Preservation Origin Story (by Chat GPT) - Florida LTAP Center…

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Technology in City Forestry with Minnetonka's City Forester Hannibal Hayes 1:08:34

52 weeks ago1:08:34

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This episode took some time to get out there! Blame vacations and some tech issues, but I am finally dropping the 7th episode in Season 2 - and its a good one! Super fan and Tree Nerd Hannibal Hayes from the City of Minnetonka, MN joins me to talk about using technology to better manage the urban forest. We go off on some tangents about Emerald Ash Borer and tree species diversity and even birthing calves! This was a fun episode to record with a true renaissance man, Hannibal Hayes. Sit back and enjoy! Here's the AI generated description for the episode (scroll to the bottom for some good links in the show notes): Embark on an enlightening expedition through the lush avenues of urban forestry with our esteemed guest, Hannibal Hayes, Minnetonka's city forester and a connoisseur of all things arboreal. From his formative years on a hobby farm to paving the way in managing a bustling city's canopy of over 40,000 trees, Hannibal's narrative intertwines personal anecdotes with professional prowess. Our latest episode captures his innovative strategies, rooted in horticultural sciences and arboriculture, which propel Minnetonka's green infrastructure towards a more diversified and climate-resilient future. Delving deeper into the technological forest, we unravel the advancements revolutionizing tree management from AI-infused 3D LiDAR scans to the proficient use of drones. These groundbreaking tools aren't merely enhancing tree inventories; they're redefining the very fabric of urban forestry operations. Discover how these high-tech aids combat threats like the emerald ash borer and foster the meticulous care of our urban jungles, ensuring they thrive amidst the challenges of a changing climate. We round off our arboreal adventure with a narrative on the transformative journey of fallen trees through Minnetonka's wood utilization program. Hannibal regales us with tales of giving these timber giants new purpose, fashioning everything from benches to Instagram-worthy lumber slabs. So tune in, as we not only explore the intersection of technology and environmental stewardship but also inspire you to join the conversation on social media, where sharing the love for our urban forests has never been more vital. Show Notes: City of Minnetonka Natural Resources Division https://www.minnetonkamn.gov/our-city/natural-resources-3502 Greehill Tree Inventory and Analysis Platform https://www.greehill.com/about Minnesota Dept of Agriculture – EAB Information https://www.dnr.state.mn.us/invasives/terrestrialanimals/eab/index.html https://mnag.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=63ebb977e2924d27b9ef0787ecedf6e9 US Dept of Agriculture Information on EAB https://www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/ourfocus/planthealth/plant-pest-and-disease-programs/pests-and-diseases/emerald-ash-borer…

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Raleigh's Smart City Efforts with Jim Alberque and John Holden 1:06:11

1 year ago1:06:11

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This week I'm joined by a Smart Cities team from Raleigh, North Carolina. Jim Alberque is the GIS and Emerging Technology Manager for the City of Raleigh and John Holden is the Smart City Manager for Raleigh. We talk about what does Smart Cities mean for Raleigh and how is the City focusing on different efforts under this umbrella. We cover quite a bit of ground from asset management to traffic monitoring systems as well as using LiDAR data for various purposes. Raleigh happens to be hosting the Smart Cities Connect conference in May this year, so check out the link below for that conference and perhaps consider attending! Below is the AI Generated Description for this episode, which I always enjoy reading but am hesitant to use this as the main description, but enjoy! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Embark on a journey through the heart of Raleigh as I, Marc Culver, unravel the city's transformation into a beacon of technological innovation with my esteemed guests, Jim Alberque and John Holden. This episode promises to open your eyes to the seamless blend of traditional city management with cutting-edge smart solutions, all while maintaining a keen focus on equitable benefits for every citizen. Learn how Jim's passion for local government and John's savvy in economic development are the driving forces behind Raleigh's rise as a smart city powerhouse. As we navigate the multifaceted landscape of smart city evolution, we uncover the groundbreaking ways Raleigh utilizes AI and environmental modeling to revolutionize urban management. From traffic analysis that could transform your morning commute to drone delivery systems forecasted to redefine our skyline, Jim and John showcase how data-driven decision-making and innovative asset management systems are setting new standards for future cities. Moreover, their anecdotes about the forward-thinking use of LiDAR technology for urban planning will leave you pondering the art of city innovation. Finally, we delve into the soul of Raleigh's smart city journey, examining the confluence of public safety advancements with the grassroots ethos of community involvement. Hear how the city's approach to tech adoption extends beyond mere functionality, fostering a spirit of collaboration across agencies and weaving a rich narrative of civic engagement. Coupled with a glimpse into the anticipated Smart Cities Conference in Raleigh, this episode is a masterclass in how technology, when harnessed thoughtfully, has the power to reshape not just urban landscapes but also the lives within them. Show Notes: Connected Triangle+ Summit focuses on Smart Cities Movement (Raleigh story on upcoming conference) https://raleighnc.gov/apps-maps-and-open-data/services/connected-triangle-summit-focuses-smart-cities-movement Smart Cities Connect Spring 2024 in Raleigh, NC https://spring.smartcitiesconnect.org/ The City of Raleigh's Smart City Strategy https://cityofraleigh0drupal.blob.core.usgovcloudapi.net/drupal-prod/COR21/SmartRaleighStrategy.pdf Strategy and Innovation A service unit of the City Manager's Office https://raleighnc.gov/strategy-and-innovation…

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St Paul Public Works Director Sean Kershaw and his Unorthodox Path to a PW career 53:26

1 year ago53:26

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In this episode I sit down with my hometown Public Works Director, Sean Kershaw. As any public works nerd knows, we are at times over critical of those that serve us where we live, and we most likely have experienced that heightened scrutiny from current and retired public works professionals that live in our communities. It can be good, reaffirming, constructive, and frustrating. I know most of you reading this have been there. Sean takes this all very well. He is not your traditional public works professional. His background is more diverse and involves a stint as a planner and roles in the non-profit realm. The perspective he has gained through his professional journey is well applicable to public works and our overriding goal of public service. I enjoyed learning more about Sean and his background and what has surprised him in this role. Sit back and listen in on this conversation with one of the most sincere, approachable and self-accountable people I've met. Show notes: The proverb Sean and I were searching our grey haired minds for: Luck favors the prepared mind. Sean and his husband's Backyard Concert Series Site: https://grandoakopry.com/…

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Nerds Unplugged February 2024: CEAM Conference, Richard McCoy and Episode Recaps 1:08:42

1 year ago1:08:42

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Welcome to the first Nerds Unplugged episode! Deb Heiser, Michael Thompson and Mark Ray join me as a panel of opinionated Public Works professionals talking about random issues related to Public Works. This is planned to be a monthly or so feature where we recap recent podcast episodes, talk about public works issues in the news and give updates to what's going on in our public works worlds. For this first episode we are joined by Richard McCoy, Public Works Director and City Engineer with the City of Robbinsdale, MN. Our Australian native colleague talks about his multi award winning Water Treatment Plant project and how things are a little different in Australia. The panel also talks about the City Engineers Association of Minnesota's (CEAM) Annual Conference which concluded on February 2nd, the day we recorded this episode. We hope you enjoy this experiment in the episode format. We would LOVE to hear from our listeners on topics to talk about. Let us know if you have a suggestion or want to share something interesting that is going on in your career and/or community. Below is the AI generated recap for this episode. I figured I would keep it here in the show notes so you can see what AI thinks of this episode. As always, thanks for listening! NERDS OUT! Ever wondered how the seemingly mundane world of public works is actually a high-stakes game of strategy and innovation? Strap in as we take you beyond the orange cones and into the heart of our communities' unsung heroes with Deb Heiser, Michael Thompson, and Aussie newcomer Richard McCoy. Discover why Minnesota's unseasonable warmth isn't just good for your tan but also for street maintenance, and how our playful podcast download rivalry underscores the passion that drives public works professionals across the globe. This episode isn't just about the concrete and pipes beneath our feet; it's a celebration of the milestones marking the journey of our colleagues, like Mark Ray's exciting new chapter as Public Works Director in Burnsville. As we chat with these industry mavens, we uncover the crucial blend of ethics, culture, and communication that propels our field forward. You'll gain insights into the intricate dance of long-term infrastructure planning, the human touch needed in crisis management, and the cultural shifts that are redefining our workspaces from the inside out. Join us for a discourse that ventures into the lesser-seen realms of public works, from the complexity of waste management in the face of changing policies to the surprising efficiency of trash-to-energy processes. Learn how cities like Plymouth are navigating the organics collection conundrum and why Aussie asset management might just be the blueprint for future-proofing our infrastructure. This isn't just talk; it's a masterclass in the art of balancing technical prowess with the finesse of community service. Grab your hard hat and let's get to work understanding the world that works for us.…

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Infrastructure Resilience with Russ Matthys - an APWA 2023 Top Ten Public Works Leader 1:02:22

1 year ago1:02:22

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Join us for our first of hopefully many conversations with an APWA Top Ten Public Works Leader. In this episode we are joined by a Public Works Nerds Podcast veteran, Russ Matthys. In 2023, Russ was one of 10 professionals named a Top Ten Public Works Leader by APWA. We talk to Russ about the award and what that means to him. We also talk about a new task force formed by the Minnesota Legislature. Russ teased about this when we last talked to him and since then he was appointed to the task force as the APWA representative. With the formation of the Minnesota Infrastructure Resilience Task Force, Russ provides a window into the collaborative efforts aimed at elevating asset management and infrastructure coordination. From creating centralized project portals to grappling with the challenges of utility information sharing, he doesn't shy away from the tough conversations about accountability, legislative efforts, and the quest for excellence. Tune in as we unpack the intricate dance of public and private sector roles in shaping the sustainable infrastructure of the future. Show Notes: Minnesota Infrastructure Resilience Task Force https://www.lcc.mn.gov/irtf/ Michigan Infrastructure Council https://www.michigan.gov/mic Institute of Asset Management https://theiam.org/…

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The State of Recycling with Eureka Recycling's Kate Davenport 1:09:38

1 year ago1:09:38

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Discover the transformative power of recycling and how it intertwines with community economics in our latest Public Works Nerds podcast episode. I, Marc Culver, am joined by the insightful Kate Davenport, co-President of Eureka Recycling, who not only shares her personal journey from climate activism to leading a nonprofit recycling enterprise but also sheds light on the game-changing concept of revenue sharing in recycling contracts. Together, we examine the fluctuating tides of commodity prices and the effect they have on the cost of recycling services, giving you a behind-the-scenes look at how to navigate these challenges and turn sustainability commitments into financial wins for communities. As we discuss the rising tide of extended producer responsibility (EPR) legislation, you'll grasp the profound effects of mandating brands to invest in recycling infrastructure and the push for regulations that demand recycled content in consumer packaging. You'll be swept up in the conversation on the significant role consumer choice plays in driving the demand for sustainable packaging, and the intriguing potential of long-term supply agreements to counterbalance the competition from virgin material manufacturers. Witness the innovative leaps, such as Sprite's move to clear plastic bottles, and the hurdles like non-recyclable packaging that shape the future of the recycling landscape. Wrapping up our insightful dialogue, Kate and I turn our gaze towards the horizon of recycling and sustainability. We spotlight the essential role mission-driven recyclers like Eureka play in promoting environmental and public good, and how crucial collaboration between municipalities and businesses is to enhance recycling, reuse, and ensure a more sustainable future for all. Tune in to be part of a movement that's redefining our relationship with waste and crafting a greener tomorrow. Since we recorded this episode, Kate has transitioned into a new role at Eureka as a Strategic Advisor. https://eurekarecycling.org/…

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Challenges and Solutions for Water Service Line Inventory with Chelsea Alger and Dave Malm 51:36

1 year ago51:36

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Unlock the secrets of how cities are combatting the pernicious issue of lead in our drinking water, as Chelsea Alger and Dave Malm from Bolton & Menk join us to dissect the monumental task of lead service line replacement. With the Flint water crisis still fresh in our memories, we explore the complexities of updating water service inventories, the power of GIS technology in this process, and the urgency of securing public funds for these life-essential projects. Chelsea and Dave bring a treasure trove of knowledge, providing an insider's look into the reality of preparing for regulatory deadlines and the scarcity of qualified personnel to undertake such a significant endeavor. Listen in and learn about available funding and tools for inventory compliance, as well as where we stand in the inventory process. We also talk about the proposed rule change to require replacement of lead service lines within 10 years. Show Notes: Lead Service Line Presentation at MN APWA Fall Conference – David Malm and Chelsea Alger, Bolton & Menk, Inc. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Luu_RfF-plgcQwpgYO-M6gpKxjY520Zf/view?usp=sharing Timeline of Flint, MI water crisis https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2016/04/20/465545378/lead-laced-water-in-flint-a-step-by-step-look-at-the-makings-of-a-crisis EPA Lead and Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR) – Final Rule Effective 6/17/2021 – Rule making docket link https://www.regulations.gov/docket/EPA-HQ-OW-2017-0300/unified-agenda EPA https://www.epa.gov/ground-water-and-drinking-water/revised-lead-and-copper-rule Minnesota EPA https://www.health.state.mn.us/communities/environment/water/rules/servlineinventory.html Iowa https://www.iowadnr.gov/Environmental-Protection/Water-Quality/Drinking-Water-Compliance/Lead-Service-Line-Inventories North Carolina Lead Service Line Inventory | NC DEQ South Carolina Revised Lead and Copper Rule | US EPA North Dakota Lead & Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR) - North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality (nd.gov) Wisconsin Lead Service Line (LSL) Replacements | | Wisconsin DNR Arizona Lead and Copper Rule | Drinking Water Compliance Assistance | ADEQ (azdeq.gov) Colorado Drinking water Lead and Copper Rule & Revisions | Department of Public Health & Environment (colorado.gov) Missouri Lead Service Line Inventory | Missouri Department of Natural Resources (mo.gov) South Dakota SD Water Pipes | Lead Service Line Inventory | South Dakota Alabama<&…

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Season 1 Recap with Mark Ray 49:22

1 year ago49:22

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It's our 20th episode! Which is milestone in and of itself. Considering 90% of podcasts don't make it past 3 episodes, we're in pretty good company. I am joined by our first episode guest, Mark Ray, Public Works Director and City Engineer for the City of Crystal, MN. Mark, who is one of the most positive people I know, helps me review the season and highlight several episodes. I am very thankful for the loyal following we have developed (all, about 70 of you?) and everyone else who has listened in and given us a shot. Thank you to everyone who is listening. Whether that's one episode or 20! We are going to take a little break and as we gear up for the next season - whatever we decide that's going to be. We hope to be dropping episodes again in November. In the meantime, go back and check out the episodes you may have missed and continue to help us spread the word! Check out the links to our website and our YouTube page below. Show Notes: https://thepublicworksnerds.com/ https://www.youtube.com/@ThePublicWorksNerds…

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Solid Waste: Organized Collection, Recycling and Organics with Rachel Lindholm 57:56

2 years ago57:56

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This week we dive into the intricate world of waste management with Rachel Lindholm, the Sustainability Specialist from the City of Richfield, Minnesota. In this episode we talk about how Richfield implemented organized collection, managed recycling services and started both a drop off and curb side organics collection system. Listen in as we nerd out about garbage! Show Notes: Richfield, MN Organics Recycling Information https://www.richfieldmn.gov/residents/garbage_and_recycling/organics_recycling.php MN PCA Organized Collection Process Flow Chart and Information https://www.pca.state.mn.us/sites/default/files/w-sw1-16.pdf Eureka Recycling MRF Video https://eurekarecycling.org/recycling-services/our-recycling-facility/…

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A Conversation with the MN Chapter of APWA: Events, Committees, Strategic Plans, and Professional Development 1:06:03

2 years ago1:06:03

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Join us and we talk with the Officers of the Minnesota Chapter of APWA. We talk about the history of the chapter, the committees, conferences, and their strategic plan. This is a lively and fun discussion with some very dedicated and devoted public works nerds! Our distinguished guests - President Monica Heil, Vice President Jupe Hale, Secretary/Treasurer Mitch Hoeft, Past President Nick Egger, and Chapter Delegate Chris Petree. Show notes: https://www.apwa-mn.org/ APWA MN Strategic Plan http://www.apwa-mn.org/userfiles/ckfiles/files/APWA-MN%20Strategic%20Plan%20Infographic_2022-23.pdf…

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GIS and GeoAI in the world of Public Works with Adam Carnow and John Shain 1:03:12

2 years ago1:03:12

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In our 17th episode we talk to two GIS Nerds, Adam Carnow from ESRI and John Shain from Bolton & Menk. In the spirit of the AI movement, which we talk about in this episode, specifically GeoAI, I'm going to let the AI generated episode description say the rest - I usually consider this too wordy to use for the actual episode descriptions and end up writing a more succinct version, but we're going to let you see what the AI machine generated for this episode. Enjoy! From AI: Prepare for a riveting journey through the world of GIS as we sit down with industry heavyweights, Adam Carnow from Esri and John Shain from Bolton & Menk. With over five decades of combined experience, these mavens of geospatial analysis provide an illuminating discussion on the disruptive influence of AI in their domain. Discover how AI and GIS are redefining public works, from managing sign installations to tracking homelessness, and explore the far-reaching implications of these advancements for the next 25 years. Unearth the advantages of cloud-based GIS solutions as Adam and John delve into Esri's innovative solutions developed in collaboration with agencies. Learn about the remarkable ease-of-use of these tools, their plug-and-play features, and the limitless possibilities customization offers. Understand the crucial role of user feedback in making these solutions more robust and efficient. Also, unveil the profound impact of AI applications in GIS, as we dig into machine learning and deep learning models and their impact in public works. The latter part of our conversation takes you through the fascinating world of real-time data and predictive modeling in disaster preparedness. Take a peek into successful AI implementations like Charlotte, North Carolina Water Department's innovative use of cameras for locating water meters. We also reflect on the evolution of Public Works over the past five decades, acknowledging Esri's instrumental role in propelling AI technology forward. This episode promises to be a captivating discussion on GIS, AI, and their transformative impact on public works. Don't miss out! Show notes: I wanted to highlight something that Adam said during the podcast because it highlights GIS's prevalence in Public Works, and government operations as a whole: "GIS is a mission-critical enterprise business system that supports the full range of public works activities." Six Focus Areas: · Operations & Maintenance · Streets, Roads, & Bridges · Capital Project Design & Engineering · Field & Fleet Management · Public Grounds & Facilities · Emergency Response Additional links: APWA Reporter – AI: Friend or Foe? https://apwa.partica.online/reporter/july-2023/marketplace/ai-friend-or-foe APWA NC Newsletter – Why You Need to Know About GeoAI for Public Works https://northcarolina.apwa.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/41/2023/06/APWA-Newsletter-2023-June_6-15-23.pdf NACo Blog: Everything You Need to Know About Artificial Intelligence & GIS https://www.naco.org/blog/everything-you-need-know-about-artificial-intelligence-and-gis County Innovates Using GeoAI to Inventory ADA Curb Ramps and Saving Significant Time and Money https://www.esri.com/en-us/lg/industry/public-works/stories/county-innovates-using-geoai-to-inventory-ada-curb-ramps-saving-significant-time-money…

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The City Engineers Association of Minnesota and how it helps distribute MN's gas tax with Deb Heiser 56:06

2 years ago56:06

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In this episode Deb Heiser and I nerd out about the City Engineers Association of Minnesota, a unique organization of municipal engineers. We talk about CEAM's mission, committees and purpose. We also dive into what role CEAM plays in the distribution of Minnesota's gas tax. We would love to hear from others about how your state's gas tax is distributed to various agencies within the state. And if there are other unique organization's in your state, let us know! Comment on our website, on YouTube, LinkedIn or social media. Let's get a good discussion going! Show Notes: CEAM Website www.ceam.org Minnesota Highway User Tax Distribution Fund (HUTDF) Summary https://cms4files.revize.com/dodgecountymn/Highway/stateAidBrochure_2023.pdf…

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Implementing Adaptive Level Control Systems for Stormwater Ponds with Ross Bintner 1:00:13

2 years ago1:00:13

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Meet Ross Bittner, Engineering Services Manager from Edina, Minnesota, who has an extraordinary passion for water resources and a knack for innovation. Ross and I nerd out in this episode about a new Adaptive Level Control System that the City of Edina is using to create additional storage in a stormwater pond in advance of rain events. Listen in as we discuss the details of this system and Edina's program to create flooding resiliency in their community. We also talk a bit about how Edina is working to electrify their fleet. I'm thrilled to have this true Public Works Nerd as my guest for our 15th episode. Enjoy! Show notes: Edina Flood Resources: https://www.edinamn.gov/371/Flooding-and-Drainage What is my flood risk interactive map: https://edinagis.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=3341ff292cdc423cb52b356dc54e7582 Flood Risk Reduction Strategy: https://www.edinamn.gov/DocumentCenter/View/9367/Flood-Risk-Reduction-Strategy_final?bidId=#:~:text=The%20City%20of%20Edina's%20strategy,people%20that%20characterize%20the%20City . City of Edina water resource chapter of comprehensive plan https://www.edinamn.gov/DocumentCenter/View/8104/07-Water-Chapter-PDF Morningside flood infrastructure project page: https://www.bettertogetheredina.org/morningside…

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How To Handle A Public Works Crisis With Nick Egger 1:12:39

2 years ago1:12:39

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This week we are joined by Nick Egger, Public Works Director for the City of Rosemount, MN. Nick steps back to his time with the City of Hastings, MN and the management of a water contamination event in 2018. Nick talks about how they discovered the contamination, lessons learned about communication, and working with the state Department of Health. We also talk about how the water was treated initially and long term. We then shift gears to his time at the City of Rosemount where he now gets to help manage the construction of a new Public Works and Police facility and Campus. Finally, we talk about Nick's time as the President of the Minnesota Chapter of the APWA and how important professional societies are to our industry. Join us for a fun conversation with a proven leader in the Public Works industry. Show Notes: Hastings Water Contamination Event: News Report: https://www.kare11.com/article/news/city-of-hastings-confirms-ecoli-in-parts-of-water-system/89-597279358 Star Tribune Article: https://www.startribune.com/hastings-decides-to-permanently-chlorinate-city-s-water-supply-after-e-coli-contamination-last-fall/510947952/ Minnesota Drinking Water Supply Report https://www.health.state.mn.us/news/pressrel/2023/water050823.html Rosemount Public Works and Police Dual Campus https://www.rosemountmn.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=507 Rosemount's UMore Park https://www.rosemountmn.gov/188/UMore-Development https://psre.umn.edu/Real-Estate/UMore-Park/About-UMore-Park…

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Exploring Pipe Condition Assessment and Trenchless Technologies with Paul Pasko 1:05:30

2 years ago1:05:30

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In this episode Marc and guest co-host Deb Heiser talk to Paul Pasko from Electro Scan, Inc. Paul talks about using new technologies to assess the condition of water and sewer pipes. We also talk about using trenchless techniques to rehabilitate pipes and how the future of pipe replacement will be finding small segments to replace/rehabilitate versus replacing the entire length of the pipe. This is an entertaining episode where Paul shares several stories of his experiences and travels around the world. Show notes: https://www.electroscan.com/ Products referenced: Swordfish Lead and Leak Detection https://www.electroscan.com/products/swordfish/ ES-620 Probe https://www.electroscan.com/products/es-620/ Pica Pipe Assessment Tools https://www.picacorp.com/Technology/Inspection-Technology…

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Traffic Engineering for Cities with Marc and Mike 58:05

2 years ago58:05

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Marc and Mike go solo in this episode focusing on Traffic Engineering for Cities. Leveraging Mike's years of compiling data and producing reports and guides for various traffic related issues at the City level, the Public Works Nerds tackle a couple of frequent complaints such as speeding, request for stop signs and crosswalks. We also touch briefly on Complete Streets Policies, Comprehensive Plans and managing requests from elected officials. It's a conversation between two seasoned engineers at the City level! Show Notes: Referenced Book - The Checklist Manifesto: How to Get Things Right by Atul Gawande (blog article) The Checklist Manifesto: Summary, Quotes, and Lessons - Checkli Amazon Link to Book: The Checklist Manifesto: How to Get Things Right: Gawande, Atul Mike on Traffic" Guide to Citizen Traffic Requests Manual-on-Citizen-Traffic-Requests.pdf (mikeontraffic.com) Checklist for Street Audits Checklist-for-Street-Audits.pdf (mikeontraffic.com) Other Resources from Mike on Traffic Resources - Mike on Traffic Complete Streets Policies Complete Streets Policies | US Department of Transportation Minnesota Department of Transportation Complete Streets Handbook https://edocs-public.dot.state.mn.us/edocs_public/DMResultSet/download?docId=19626144 City of Rochester, MN Complete Streets Report and Policy Street Use & Complete Streets (rochestermn.gov)…

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Exploring the Intersection of Drone Technology and Public Works with Brian Simmons 1:04:15

2 years ago1:04:15

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What happens when you merge the world of public works with drone technology? Our guest for today's episode, Brian Simmons, a Principal Engineer with Bolton & Menk, and tech enthusiast, shares his insights. A seasoned expert in the field, Brian provides us with an engaging primer on drones and UAVs, distinguishing between the two, and underscores the growing popularity of these devices in public works and the emerging applications. Resources: Gartner Hype Cycle https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gartner_hype_cycle Bolton & Menk UAV/Drone Services https://www.bolton-menk.com/resources/uav-services/ https://www.bolton-menk.com/resources/nextech-an-introduction-to-uav-services/ University of Minnesota LTAP Technology Exchange Article: City of Fridly, MN, Tests Drones for Public Works http://www.mnltap.umn.edu/publications/exchange/2021/December/drones/index.html…

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Upping your Social Media Game with Kevin Wright from the City of Chaska, MN 59:52

2 years ago59:52

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In this episode, Kevin Wright, Communications Manager for the City of Chaska, MN, talks to us about how to use Social Media for public works events and projects. We talk about how Chaska is using Social Media, what platforms they are on and where the public is engaging with the City on social media. We also talk about the recently released "20 Tips to Up Your Agency's Social Media Game" which is a guide published by the Minnesota Local Road Research Board. 20 Tips to Up Your Agency's Social Media Game https://mdl.mndot.gov/items/202215 Referenced Book: Nudge: The Final Edition - Richard H. Thaler and Cass R. Sunstein https://www.amazon.com/Nudge-Final-Richard-H-Thaler-dp-014313700X/dp/014313700X/ref=dp_ob_image_bk…

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Mark Maloney: A Career Spanning Three Decades in Public Works 1:00:23

2 years ago1:00:23

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On Friday, July 21st, 2023 Mark Maloney will end his public works career after almost 29 years at the City of Shoreview, MN, and over 32 total years in the engineering and public works field. We are dropping this bonus episode one day before that official retirement to celebrate his remarkable career. Mark has been a role model for many of us in Minnesota, and beyond, dedicating time to the City Engineers Association of Minnesota and the Minnesota Chapter of APWA. In this bonus episode we pay tribute his outstanding and award winning career. We talk about how public works professionals often times end up as generalists, yet become experts in areas they least expected when they started their careers. Mark's expertise in permeable pavements is prime example of this. We hope you enjoy this career review while learning about permeable pavements, city council relationships, and professional society involvement. Mark, thank you for your years of service to Shoreview and the public works community!…

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American Public Works Association Update with CEO Scott Grayson 1:04:36

2 years ago1:04:36

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In this episode we talk with Scott Grayson, CEO of the American Public Works Association (APWA). Scott talks about the new strategic directions for APWA, value to public works professionals, and some challenges to the industry such as workforce and DEI initiatives. We also talk about the value of Accreditation, which is offered by APWA for public works organizations of all types. Additional Resources: American Public Works Association - Serving Professionals in Public Works (apwa.org) www.apwa.org Accreditation - American Public Works Association (apwa.org) www.apwa.org/resources/accreditation PWX Conference - American Public Works Association (apwa.org) www.apwa.org/events/pwx-conference/…

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St Paul Regional Water Service's Water Treatment Plant Overhaul Project Using Progressive Design Build - A Conversation with Pat Shea 1:00:47

2 years ago1:00:47

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Pat Shea, General Manager of the St Paul Regional Water Service spends time with us nerds to talk about their mammoth Water Treatment Plant project including the use of Progressive Design Build to deliver the project. Pat also touches on the issue of lead service line replacement and how SPRWS's surface water source is unique in the nation. FURTHER RESOURCES Project Presentation https://drive.google.com/file/d/16udJIAX4DyptRJVqQD3Ntp0LC9bIa76n/view?usp=sharing Design Build Institute of America - Primer on Progressive Design Build Process https://dbia.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Primer-Progressive-Design-Build.pdf St Paul Regional Water Services website https://www.stpaul.gov/departments/saint-paul-regional-water-services…

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Experiments in Neighborhood Traffic Control and Using Big Data with Deb Heiser, PE 1:02:15

2 years ago1:02:15

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In this episode, we talk about transportation systems with Deb Heiser, Engineering Director of St. Louis Park, MN. We discuss handling citizen requests,neighborhood meetings, how the city uses pilot projects to test traffic control changes in advance of street reconstruction projects, and her use of big data. Further Resources https://www.streetlightdata.com/ http://www.mikeontraffic.com/temporary-traffic-calming-example/…

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Evolving Asset Management Systems with Russ Matthys, PE and John Gorder, PE 1:07:17

2 years ago1:07:17