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1 PUB NEWS Volume 41 Number 6 November 2017 I N T H I S I S S U E W H A T S I N S I D E President s Perspective... 2 Delegate Details... 3 Recent Events... 4 Upcoming Events... 8 New Members Other Announcements Chapter Leadership Congratulations Raymore, MO Public Works Department on APWA Accreditation! November Chapter Luncheon Putting the Public in Public Works See Page 8 for Details 2017 PACE AWARD RECIPIENT 21 YEARS IN A ROW! Save the Date for the Holiday Party! December 12 See Page 9 for Details KC Metro APWA is social! Like us on Facebook! A N N U A L P A R T N E R S Affinis GBA Olathe, KS Wilson & Co. Walter P. Moore CDM Smith Burns & McDonnell Kissick Construction HDR Trekk SKW TranSystems HNTB 1

2 P R E S I D E N T S P E R S P E C T I V E F R O M R O B K R E W S O N As I type my last message to you as President, I m filled with such pride for having the opportunity to represent you as president this year! I believe the saying goes something to the effect that you get more out of an organization than what you put in. I certainly believe that to be true. I have greatly enjoyed having the chance to work and interact with so many of you this past year and throughout my time on the executive committee. The year has been such a blur some of the year in review highlights include Chapter Luncheons - February (Katy Trail), March (Envision), July (Bike Corridor Design) Over 60 participants in both the Public Works Institute Module III in April and Module IV in October April Chapter Awards Luncheon Mid-America Conference and National Public Works Week Luncheon in May BBQ and Membership Drive in June PWX and our Chapter Dinner in Orlando (Chapter received 21st consecutive PACE Award & Patty Hilderbrand recognized as Top 10 Public Works Leader) 36th Annual Golf Tournament in September Leadership and Training hosted Luncheon in October Mid-America Snow & Equipment Expo in October But the year isn t over yet! We still have our upcoming aptly named luncheon, Putting the Public in Public Works on November 15th and our annual Holiday Party on December 12th with APWA President-Elect Jill Marilley scheduled to speak. What an amazing year it has been, but many of you are already feeling the energy and momentum that is coming as part of PWX being here in Kansas City (August 26-29, 2018). Hosting PWX will help infuse more energy and hopefully new invigorated members to help our chapter grow and evolve over the next decade and beyond. I remember volunteering during the 2002 Congress held in Kansas City; that experience helped get me involved in the chapter and started a path that ultimately led me to be your chapter president. It has been an amazing journey. Thank you! If your agency, firm or company has not yet stepped up to be one of our local 2018 PWX Boosters, please contact Rob Krewson so we can get your name added to our growing list. Huge THANK YOU to our Boosters that have already made their commitments: DIAMOND Level: City of Kansas City, MO APWA - Florida Chapter PLATINUM Level: City of Olathe, KS GOLD Level: City of Leawood, KS City of Overland Park, KS City of Shawnee, KS SILVER Level: City of Lee s Summit Works Johnson County Public PARTNER Level: GBA HDR Olsson & Associates TranSystems SUPPORTER Level: Affinis BHC Rhodes Walter P. Moore 2

3 D E L E G A T E D E T A I L S F R O M J O E J O H N S O N The year is quickly coming to an end and we have a lot of work ahead of us in As many are aware the Chapter is hosting the 2018 PWX along with Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Iowa Chapters. The Management Committee is hard at it with all the different events that make PWX successful. As we get into 2018 we will make a call for volunteers to help assist making the 2018 PWX one not to forget. We will need at least 400 volunteers to help with this event. I know many have signed up, but we are in the process updating the site to accommodate additional information that National needs. So be on the lookout and sign-up. One of the key parts of hosting a national event is partnering with local agencies and business to raise money for all the events. I want to thank all those agencies and firms that have contributed so far. But we are still in need of more partners, so if your agency or firm wants to join those that have already contributed please contact Rob Krewson or myself. We will be happy to get information to you on the different levels. At the National Level: Here are other national events in the coming years you can mark on your calendar to attend North American Snow Conference, May 6-9, in Indianapolis, Indiana 2018 PWX, August 26-29, in Kansas City, Missouri 2019 North American Snow Conference, May 19-22, in Salt Lake City, Utah 2019 PWX, September 8-11, in Seattle, Washington 2020 PWX, in NEW ORLEANS 2021 PWX, in ST. LOUIS, MO The first meeting of the Young Professionals Committee was held on September in Kansas City. Nine members one from each region were appointed this summer for the new standing committee. The group discussed ways to increase awareness to students of public works as a career, help enhance the experience of attending PWX and to increase visibility of the young professionals through the APWA.net website. The members of the committee will meet on a conference call every month. Those interested in this can contact Brad Patterson at Bpatterson@apwa.net or The APWA Board of Directors and the Certification Council approved the development of a new certification program which will have two levels: Certified Public Works Professional - Supervisor and Certified Public Works Professional - Manager. The job practice analysis process will begin in early October. Click, Listen & Learn The following CLL program(s) are open for registration: 12/7/2017 Facing Climate Change: An Overview of Adaptation Planning in Southern Ontario and Case Example (sponsored by APWA Canadian Education Committee) 1/25/2018 National Weather Service and Public Works, a natural partnership (sponsored by the APWA Emergency Management Committee) In addition to being available for public agencies and consulting firms to take advantage of, these CLL offerings are excellent opportunities for chapters to host Lunch & Learn programs for their members. Recordings of Recent CLL Programs - Available in the Members Library It continues to be a pleasure representing the Chapter as your Delegate and I am looking forward to another year. As always if you have any questions about what is happening at the national level please let me know. Happy Holidays! Spread the word about your good works! Has your organization volunteered time or provided resources to help out others? If you d like to highlight your outreach event, send information to the Pub News editor, Caitlin Gard, via cgard@cityofshawnee.org. Photos are encouraged. 3

4 R E C E N T E V E N T S 36th Annual KC Metro Golf Tournament September 21st On September 21, over 100 golfers came together at Shoal Creek Golf Course for some fun on the links. Thank you to our tournament sponsors, players, volunteers and companies that made our 36th Annual KC Metro Golf Tournament possible! Congrats to the tournament winners: Flight A Flight B Flight C 1st Place - TREKK 1st Place Hg Consult 1st Place McCown Gordon 2nd Place Aerotek 2nd Place Burns & McDonnell 2nd Place InfoTech 3rd Place - SKW 3rd Place Benesch 3rd Place GBA Putting and Proximity Prize Winners Putting Contest Bryan Blizzard Closest to the Pin Cynthia Mueller-Krass and Damien Illum Longest Putt Kimberly Robinett and Ken Henton Longest Drive Heidi Thummel and Mike Mitchell Special thank you to the Golf Committee Ozzy Bravo, Katie Bushong, Tiffany Cartwright, Jason Hanson, Therese Vink, Laura Sanford, and Heidi Thummel! 4

5 Public Works Institute-Public Works Leadership Skills Larry Frevert From October 24-26, sixty-five public works supervisors, managers, leaders and others aspiring to those types of positions attended Public Works Institute Module IV, Public Works Leadership Skills. This fall s module was held at the Fire Training Center in Overland Park. Due to Overland Park allowing us to use their facility cost-free, the Chapter was able to offer this valuable three day training for only $250. On the final day, attendance certificates were presented to the attendees, just before the following photo was taken: Left to Right, Kneeling: Dustin Lueckenotte Overland Park, Cassie Cunningham Harrisonville, Ted Semadeni Lenexa, James Stites Olathe, Rick Roberts Olathe, Clara Haenchen Jefferson City, Sarah Jones Grandview, Brian McNichols Lenexa, Monisha Smith Kansas City, MO, Kevin West Kansas City, MO. First Standing Row: Tim Underwood Jackson County, Aaron Johnson Lenexa, Mark Cella Raytown, Joe Shields Raytown, Becky Bonebrake Overland Park, Bea Thies Overland Park, Abbie Aldridge Fairway, Clyde Cameron Riverside, Patrick Martin Grain Valley, Alicia Herbert Kansas City, MO, Chris Porras Shawnee, Ron Harper Roeland Park, Second Standing Row: Daniel Uhrmacher Lenexa, Joe Nick Shawnee, John Murphy Shawnee, xxx, Brit Smith Jefferson City, Jason Nida Shawnee, Ray Ibarra Junction City, Taylor Cox Lee s Summit, Lauren Garwood Overland Park, Alicia Turner Overland Park, Fred Tustin Grand Island, NE, David Shelton Riverside, Randy Sellers Lenexa, Brandon Moore Grandview, Larry Frevert PWI Director. Third Standing Row: Shawn Stumpe Jefferson City, Craig Murphy Lenexa, Stephen Fisher Jefferson City, Don Tyler Belton, Daniel Vandenbos Roeland Park, Kenny Hamm Shawnee, Rick Allen Fairway, Charles Love Lenexa, Jody Demaline Spring Valley, Alysen Abel Parkville, Jason McLemore Shawnee, Oscar Banuelos Lenexa, Bryan Holt Raytown, Back Standing Rows: Brandon Stegeman Jefferson City, Zachary Matteo Overland Park, Ryan Hays Leawood, Christopher Lockey Kansas City, MO, Rick Deihl Raytown, Jeffrey Ratzlaff Olathe, Jeff Kuhne Owensville, Shawn Graff Lee s Summit, Benjamin Brichacek Grandview, Frank Peoples Leawood, Rob Krewson KC Metro Chapter President (Not visible or not present for photo: Brad Phillips - UGWYCO & KCK, Pete Koenigsfeld, Chris Printer, Russ Rackers and Brad Stockman all of Jefferson City) Cont. on pg. 7 5

6 Public Works Institute-Public Works Leadership Skills cont from pg 6 Thanks also to the talented and dedicated members of the KC Metro Chapter and the region who served as presenters for Module IV. They were: Bill Billings, Leawood Doug Brown, Retired Cheryl Carner, Overland Park Deanne Cross, APWA Keith Duncan, Topeka Larry Frevert, Retired Caitlin Gard, Shawnee Scott Grayson, APWA Connie Hartline, APWA Bob Hartnett, Lee s Summit Tony Hofman, Overland Park Mary Jaeger, Olathe Tony Mesa, Raytown Stephen Miller, APWA Ron Norris, Retired Vicki Noteis, Collins Noteis John Ohrazda, Lee s Summit Chuck Owsley, Retired Rich Profaizer, Overland Park Dennis Randolph, Grandview Mike Ross, Retired Mahesh Sharma, Scott Co., IA Fred Spears, Overland Park Bill Stogsdill, Fairway Chuck Williams, Retired The KC Metro APWA Chapter s Public Works Institute is one of 18 authorized by APWA to provide training in public works supervision, management and leadership consistent with a curriculum focused on 11 core units of instruction presented in 90 hours of class time. The 11 core units are 1. Supervisory Techniques and Skills 2. Basic Management Skills 3. Communications Skills 4. Leadership Skills 5. Community Service/Customer Orientation Skills 6. Impact of Law on Public Works 7. Fundamentals of Government 8. Finance 9. Resource Management Skills 10. Overview of Public Works Operations 11. Creating the Future Twenty of the fall 2017 Module IV attendees completed their fourth module of the training and will join the 12 spring 2017 PWI finishers to be recognized as Public Works Institute graduates at the Chapter s December 12 th Holiday Party. The twenty attendees finishing the 90 hour curriculum this fall were: 1. Abbie Aldridge, Fairway 2. Rick Allen, Fairway 3. Oscar Banuelos, Lenexa 4. Taylor Cox, Lee s Summit 5. Stephen Fisher, Jefferson City 6. Shawn Graff, Lee s Summit 7. Ryan Hays, Leawood 8. Alicia Herbert, Kansas City, MO 9. Bryan Holt, Raytown 10. Jeff Kuhne, Owensville, MO 11. Patrick Martin, Grain Valley 12. Craig Murphy, Lenexa 13. Frank Peoples, Leawood 14. Chris Porras, Shawnee 15. Rick Roberts, Olathe 16. Randy Sellers, Lenexa 17. Ted Semadeni, Lenexa 18. Shawn Stumpe, Jefferson City 19. Tim Underwood, Jackson County 20. Kevin West, Kansas City, MO Twenty-two of this fall s Public Works Institute attendees were attending their first module. The following are some photos taken during the three days of October 2017 training (All photos can be viewed at kcmetro.apwa.net/pagedetails/13285) Public Works Institute Module I Public Works Supervision Essentials will be presented in April 2018 at a location and exact dates to be determined. Watch for details in future issues of the PubNews or on the chapter website: Cont. on pg. 8 6

7 Public Works Institute-Public Works Leadership Skills cont from pg 7 On the first morning, Overland Park City Manager Bill Ebel and Chapter President Rob Krewson welcomed the attendees Caitlin Gard of Shawnee explains the instrument used to determine personality types Larry measures the winning team s tower: during the Marshmallow Experience while Bill Stogsdill records the measurement. Team members were Becky Bonebrake, Pete Koenigsfeld, Randy Sellers, Jeff Kuhne and Rick Roberts (not pictured) Networking and lasting friendships were made such as by Harrisonville s Cassie Cunnigham and KCMO s Monisha Smith Olathe s Mary Jaeger explained the values of Creating Partnerships Bill Billings of Leawood stresses the importance of Employee Relations Larry thanks Overland Park s Tony Hofman and Councilman Fred Spears after their presentation on Council Relations Deanne Cross and Scott Grayson of APWA discuss APWA s Professional Development Programs The line formed quickly when Jack Stack BBQ was served for lunch the last day! Ron Norris, Chuck Owsley and Doug Brown, retired Public Works Directors and former Top Ten Public Works Leaders of the Year provided insight on leadership The attendees enjoyed their interaction with Ron, Chuck and Doug Our PWI attendees who finished their last module this spring and will graduate at the Chapter s December Holiday Party with Larry and Rob Krewson 7

8 November Chapter Luncheon Putting the Public in Public Works Presented by Abdul Yahaya Class X ELA Graduate The 2017 Emerging Leaders Academy (ELA) participants have investigated how public works departments can increase their presence and reputation within their communities. Their findings revolve around four major components: Leadership: Explore the qualities of servant leadership and why this type of leader is successful in the public works environment. Resilience: Consider how well your public works agency adapts to adversity and meets the challenges of disaster response and infrastructure resilience. Outreach: By engaging the public through events, various forms of media, a strong outreach program empowers people of all walks of life to feel an emotional connection to public works and all the services provided to the community. Technology: By using 21st century technology, including social media, public works is able to provide two-way exchanges of information, involving the public in collaborative The luncheon will be held at the Brookridge Golf & Fitness Clubhouse in Overland Park. 11:30-12:00 Registration and Social 12:00-12:30 Lunch 12:30-1:00 Presentation Cost is $20, boxed deli lunch is provided. PDH's are available at all educational lunch programs. U P C O M I N G E V E N T S Event Date & Time: 11/15/ :30 AM - 1:00 PM Venue : Brookridge Golf & Fitness Clubhouse 8223 W 103rd Street Overland Park, KS, Contact Person : Joe Burgett jburgett@gbateam.com Phone : (913) Company : GBA The 2017 Annual Planning retreat will be held at Burns & McDonnell World Headquarters, 9450 Ward Parkway on November 16 th from 4PM to 6 PM. Executive Board members have invited all committee chairs to attend and gather information for past and future events. This years event will feature beer and BBQ. So please come hungry and thank you for volunteering. KC Metro Chapter Committee Needs Looking for a way to get involved in APWA? The Chapter has several opportunities to choose from with over 30 active committees. Please contact the committee chair listed directly. Committee information can be found on the website: 8

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10 O T H E R A N N O U N C E M E N T S Raymore, MO Public Works Department Receives APWA Accreditation KANSAS CITY, MO. September 13, 2017 The City of Raymore, MO Public Works Department has recently been awarded the prestigious American Public Works Association (APWA) Accreditation. The APWA Accreditation program recognizes public works agencies that go beyond the requirements of the management practices established nationally in the public works industry, as contained in the APWA Public Works Management Practices Manual. The City of Raymore initially applied for Accreditation in October The Raymore Public Works Department received the Accreditation award from APWA Region VI Director Chuck Williams, PWLF, at a presentation ceremony during the City Council meeting on August 14, This award truly highlights the incredible people in our department and the level of professional services they provide to our community on a daily basis, Public Works Director Mike Krass said. This accreditation shows that, at our core, we remain committed to being a public works leader in our County and the region. The Raymore Public Works Department is the 127th agency in North America to be awarded Accreditation and was the eighth in Missouri. In addition to Raymore, there are currently seven other agencies in Missouri that are accredited, which include Belton, Chesterfield, Columbia, Grain Valley, Lee s Summit, Springfield and Maryland Heights. For the City of Raymore s Public Works Accreditation review, a team of public works professionals from Prince William County, VA, South Jordan, UT, Union Township, OH and Kansas City, MO, completed a thorough evaluation of operations during their June 2017 site visit. For more information about the Raymore Public Works Department, contact Director Michael Krass at mkrass@raymore.com or Accreditation Manager Melissa Paith, mpaith@raymore.com. For more information about APWA Accreditation, please contact APWA Accreditation Program Manager, Tracy Quintana at tquintana@apwa.net. For more information about APWA, please visit For APWA media queries, please contact Kevin Clark, Editor, APWA Reporter, at (816) or kclark@apwa.net. For advocacy-related media queries, contact Emily Dowsett, Government Affairs Media Manager, at (202) or edowsett@apwa.net. About APWA The American Public Works Association ( is a not-for-profit, international organization of more than 30,000 members involved in the field of public works. APWA supports those who operate, improve and maintain public works and infrastructure through advocacy, education, and member engagement. APWA is headquartered in Kansas City, MO, has an office in Washington, DC, and 63 chapters in North America. N E W M E M B E R S Lauren Anderson, Leavenworth County Becky Beaver, City of Leavenworth Jackie Clark, City of Overland Park Ybairy Duin, City of Overland Park Cody Ferris, City of Edgerton Lauren Garwood, City of Overland Park Arij Humeida, City of Overland Park Eric Keenan, City of Overland Park Steve King, City of Leavenworth Erick Lowe, Crossland Heavy Contractors Anthony Rome, City of Overland Park Sarah Shafer, Leavenworth County Chuck Staples, City of Leavenworth Michael Stephan, City of Leavenworth James Tobaben, WSP USA Inc Jose Vargas, City of Overland Park 10

11 2017 Nominating Committee Report Kansas City Metro Chapter Members The 2017 KC Metro Chapter Nominating Committee, consisting of Past Presidents Wayne Gudenkauf, Tim Ross, and Bill Stogsdill, in accordance with the Chapter By-Laws has nominated the following individuals to serve as officers and directors on the Chapter Executive Committee for the 2018 administrative year: President Jason Meyers Burns & McDonnell Vice President Dan Brown Walter P. Moore Secretary Shawn Graff City of Lee s Summit Treasurer Kyle Dieckmann City of Overland Park Director (2nd Year) Cory Clark GBA Director (2nd Year) Alysen Abel City of Parkville Director (1st Year) Ben Will HNTB Director (1st Year) Becky Bonebrake City of Overland Park Other ex officio and appointed members of the Executive Committee include: Past President Rob Krewson HDR Director at Large Bill Billings City of Leawood Delegate Joe Johnson Burns & McDonnell Alternate Delegate Bill Stogsdill City of Fairway The 2017 Executive Committee has directed the election of these officers and directors take place at the Annual Holiday Party on December 12, This announcement serves as the official notice to Chapter Membership of the nomination of this slate of officers and directors for the 2018 Executive Committee and of the intent to hold elections. A copy of the By-Laws Article XIII Election of Officers, is included for reference. This article outlines the election process, including the process by which Chapter members may nominate other candidates for the Executive Committee. Respectfully submitted, Bill Stogsdill, Past President Chair, Nominating Committee Cont. on pg

12 2017 Nominating Committee Report cont from pg 11 ARTICLE XIII - ELECTION OF OFFICERS SECTION 1. The President shall appoint a Nominating Committee of the three most recent past presidents having current membership in the Chapter. The most recent Past President who is available shall serve as Chair of the Nominating Committee. If a past President is unable to serve as Chair or member of the Nominating Committee, then the President should appoint a past member of the Executive Committee as Chair or member of the Nominating Committee. The Nominating Committee shall report the names of its nominees for each office standing election to the Executive Committee by October 1. The names of the nominees shall be made available to all voting members a minimum of 15 days prior to the election or distribution of ballots in order for self nominations to be declared. One or more nominations shall be made by the Nominating Committee for each office. No persons serving on the Nominating Committee shall be eligible for nomination except by written declaration presented to the Nominating Committee. SECTION 2. The Executive Committee shall prescribe the form of ballot, schedule and other details of the election procedure. The annual election shall be held at a time and place determined by the Executive Committee. Additional nominations for any office shall be made in writing, officially signed by not less than five Chapter members and shall be filed with the Secretary not less than one week prior to the annual meeting. SECTION 3. Newly elected Officers and Directors shall assume office at the beginning of the administrative year with the Vice President elected the previous year becoming President. SECTION 4. In the event of extraordinary and extenuating circumstances, the Executive Committee shall have the power to declare the term of office of any or all Chapter Officers and Directors extended for one full term. 12

13 C H A P T E R L E A D E R S H I P KC APWA 2017 OFFICERS President - Rob Krewson Vice President - Jason Meyers Secretary - Shawn Graff Treasurer - Dan Brown Past President - Bill Stogsdill Director (2 nd Year) - Kyle Dieckmann Director (2 nd Year) - Ben Will Director (1 st Year) - Cory Clark Director (1 st Year) - Alysen Abel Director-At-Large - Bill Billings Delegate - Joe Johnson The APWA Pub News, a free publication of the Kansas City Metro Chapter of the American Public Works Association (APWA), is published in six issues throughout the year. To receive a free subscription, send an to cgard@cityofshawnee.org with Beam Me Up! in the subject line. Publisher: Editor: Staff: POLICY FOR THE USE OF THE APWA PUB NEWS, WEBSITE AND ELECTRONIC MAILING LIST It shall be the policy of the KC Metro Chapter that the use of the APWA Pub News, Website and Electronic Mailing List by outside agencies shall abide by the following: Kansas City Metro Chapter of APWA Caitlin Gard Rob Krewson INTERESTED IN WRITING FOR THE APWA PUB NEWS? The Pub News staff welcomes announcements, news articles, photos and suggestions. A new issue will be published in January. The deadline for the next issue will be Friday, December 29, Deadlines will be strictly enforced. Electronic formats are preferred, but not required. Send your stories to Caitlin Gard via to cgard@cityofshawnee.org. Outside agencies, educational institutions, and not-for-profit organizations may utilize the Chapter s website for dissemination of approved items that are considered beneficial to our membership. Approval of these items may be granted by the Chapter President, the Newsletter Editor and the Website Committee. When requested, announcements from other organizations may be posted on the Chapter s website under News if the Newsletter/Communications Committee is provided electronic announcements in a format that can be posted without modification or editing. The Newsletter/Communications Committee may use the chapter s electronic mailing list for announcements to KC Metro Chapter members when the topic is related to an APWA activity or event. However, an announcement will not be sent before the Chapter event has been posted on the KC Metro Chapter website. This policy was approved by the Executive Committee on November 19, APWA 2017 COMMITTEE CHAIRS Audit & Budget - Alysen Abel Awards - Tony Meyers and Becky Bonebrake By-Laws - Bill Stogsdill Chapter Meetings - Joe Burgett Communications and Publicity - Caitlin Gard Community Service - Shawn Graff Diversity - Abdul Yahaya Education & Training - S. Joji Calabro Emergency Management & Homeland Security (PET) - Scott Ward Emerging Leaders - Kati Horner Gonzalez Engineering & Technology - Michael Haake Facilities & Grounds - Tom Audley Fleet Services - Howard Mann Golf Tournament - Tawn Nugent Governmental Affairs - Travis Levitt Historical - Ernie Longoria Holiday Party - Julie McNiff K-12 Student Outreach - David Smalling Leadership & Management - Nick Arena Membership - Matt Spencer Membership BBQ & Steak Fry - Brian Ladd MidAmX Patty Hilderbrand Mo-Kan Public Works Association - Bill Billings Myron D. Calkins Scholarship - Shannon Jeffries and Phil Herrman Myron Calkins Symposium Tim Ross National Public Works Week - Dan Brown Nominating Committee - Bill Stogsdill Past President Committee - Bill Stogsdill Snow & Equipment Training Expo - Chris Porras Standards & Specifications - Dena Mezger Student Chapter - Aaron Castro and Tim Cope Sustainable Infrastructure - Ann Schroer and Brenda Macke Transportation - Linda Rottinghaus Utility & Public Right-of-Way - Matthew Schmitz Water Resources Management - Chad Johnson Appointments, Liaisons, and Coordinators ACEC-APWA Liaison - John Skubal Calendar/Events Coordinator - Kathy Ruth Joint Engineers Council - Howard Lubliner MCIB/KCMMB - Todd LaTorella Solid Waste Management - Lisa McDaniel For contact information, visit: 13