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Hosted by American Public Works Association · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 13 episodes
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Public Works Radio is the official voice of the American Public Works Association (APWA), bringing the stories behind our communities to life. This podcast shines a spotlight on the people and projects that keep our cities running—humanizing the work and the professionals who make it happen.Each episode dives into a wide range of topics designed to educate and inspire, making public works more visible to everyone—from the general public and elected officials to industry peers and the media. Through a podcast format, we have the unique opportunity to share in-depth, compelling stories in a way that fits seamlessly into everyday life—whether you’re on a morning jog, commuting to work, or shopping for groceries.
American Public Works Association hosts Public Works Radio, a education show with 13 episodes published.
We're officially back for the second half of Public Works Radio's first season, and this time it's all about family. After years of service in the United States Army, Mike Duffy was eager to transition into a career that
Welcome back to Public Works Radio and while we will be fully back in August with brand new episodes, we're returning this week with a second and final bonus episode. We're talking about the power of community. Leaning o
In honor of National Public Works Week, and this year's theme "Rooted in Service, Powered by Community," which acknowledges that the roots of service run deep in public works, we're hitting the road for some face-to-face
Just last week we wrapped up APWA's annual North American Snow Conference in Cleveland. While nearly all of us in North America are out of the winter threat and will be for quite some time, it's no coincidence that this
By definition, a sentinel animal is used as an early warning system for hazards or disease, with a canary in a coal mine being the most famous example. Down in Charlotte County, Florida, it's chickens that are stepping u
The Emerging Leaders Academy (ELA) is a yearlong experience designed to inspire those who lead at all levels in public works. This program features a popular in-person retreat and monthly check-ins with instructors. Acad
Nestled within the upstate region of South Carolina, the City of Greenville rarely considers hurricanes a point of critical concern. That suddenly changed with the arrival of Hurricane Helene in September 2024, leaving S
Taking place May 17–23, this year’s National Public Works Week theme is “Rooted in Service, Powered by Community,” and that special time of year will be here before you know it. To get the ball rolling, we’ve invited som
While police, fire, and EMS are commonly recognized as first responders, public works professionals are often on the scene as well, quietly doing essential work to restore normalcy in communities without the praise or re
In today’s episode of Public Works Radio, the official podcast of the American Public Works Association, we’re talking all things accreditation with our guest Troy Shaw, PE, the Director of Public Works and City/County E
The world’s growing appetite for energy continues, and lithium‑ion batteries are at the forefront of that wave, especially when it comes to powering the gadgets and products that define modern life in North America. Lith
We’re diving straight into what many people are calling the most pressing challenge to the future of public works. Workforce development is critical, and building pathways for the future leaders of this profession is the
Janis Duffy
Iowa Department of Health and Human Services
1 appearance on this show
Mike Duffy
City of Cedar Rapids
1 appearance on this show
Scott McIver
City of Greenville
1 appearance on this show
Jeanette Klamm
American Public Works Association
1 appearance on this show
Troy Shaw
Unified Government of Wyandotte County, Kansas City, Kansas
1 appearance on this show
Vic Bianes
American Public Works Association
1 appearance on this show
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