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St. Louis Branch APWA Holiday Luncheon

Hollywood Casino St. Louis

777 Casino Center Drive

Maryland Heights, MO 63043

Thursday, December 10, 2015

Networking starting at 11:30 a.m.

Lunch at Noon

Cost is $20 for members and $25 for non-members

We will be dining from the "Eat Up!" Buffet

Raffle to benefit the Branch's Community Outreach

Committee "Adopt a Family" project

Attendance Prizes

Networking

Holiday Cheer

Activity Committee event in the Casino (Rodeo Bar)

immediately following the luncheon

We are now accepting payments in advance. You may pay by credit card by se-

lecting the PaypPal option and clicking on the PayPal logo. You are then given

the option to pay with a PayPal account or a credit card. Payment at the door is

still an option and can be selected when submitting a reservation

RSVP by Friday, December 4, 2015 by 4 p.m.

Click here to RSVP !

2015 CALENDAR OF EVENTS

CHAPTER OFFICER

Eric Landwehr, President

Cole County (573) 636-3614

Tod Fagan, Vice President

Laclede Gas (314) 658-5496

Chris Boyd, Senior Treasurer

City of Richmond Heights (314) 503-8095

Steve Schultz, Secretary/Junior Treasurer

Bartlett & West (573) 659-6738

Ty Abbott, Past President

ABNA, (314) 454-0222

Gary Scheipeter, Chapter Delegate

David Miller, Chapter Alternate Delegate

John Collins, Director, Communications

(2015-2016)

Paul Verheyen, Director, Membership

(2014-2015)

Wes Theissen, Director, Education/Training

(2014-2015)

Lee Cannon, Director, Awards/Historical

(2015-2016)

Keith Francis, Director, Strategic Planning

(2015-2016)

Martin Gugel, Director, APWA Services

(2014-2015)

ST. LOUIS BRANCH OFFICERS

Mike Busch, Chair

Oates Associates (314) 588-8381

Len Madalon, Vice Chair

EDM, Inc. (314) 335-6945

Bryson Baker, Secretary

City of Sunset Hills (314) 849-3400

April Giesmann, Treasurer

Kuhlmann design Group (314) 374-5755

Anne Lamitola, Past Chair

City of Ladue, (314) 993-5665

Ken Hammell, Street Superintendent Program

Wade Montgomery, Membership

Chris Linneman, Education

Wes Theissen, Golf Outing

Ben Niesen, Golf Outing

Glenn Smith, Inspectors Course

Vijay Bhasin, Inspectors Course

Tony Russo, Activities Committee

Jason Dohrmann, Community Outreach

Al Herl, Communications

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December, 2015

December 10, 2015 Branch Holiday Lunch Meeting

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Missouri Chapter APWA and St. Louis Branch

Holiday Hearts: Adopt-a-Family Crisis Nursery


For the past four years, the St. Louis Branch of the Missouri Chapter APWA has adopted families

from Crisis Family Nursery during the holiday season to provide a brighter Christmas morning to

those in need. After the second year, we expanded our efforts and adopted multiple families through

your charitable contributions and donations, and have continued to pursue two families last year

and again this year.

This year, our fundraising began earlier than normal, starting with a raffle at the May program

picnic event at Shaw Park. The event raised $220 thanks to donations from Bax, M3, and CMT.

Then at the October program, donations from Tony Russo, HR Green, and Missouri Petroleum allowed the Chapter

to raise $460. These donations, combined with cash donations from EFK Moen and Vijay Bhasin, put the Chapter in a

great position heading into the December Program. But we are not done.

Your help is still needed. We are still in need of donations for the December 10th raffle.

Raffle tickets are 1 for $5, 3 for $10 or 6 for $20,

and you will have a chance to win the following prizes already committed:

A round of golf for three at Meadowbrook Country Club

Donated by Geotechnology

Two tickets to a St. Louis Cardinals game in the Laclede Gas box in 2016

Donated by Laclede Gas

Two tickets to a St. Louis Cardinals game in 2016

Donated by Burns & McDonnell

An autographed football signed by Robert Quinn #94 of St. Louis Rams

With an NFL Certificate of Authenticity

Four tickets to the St. Louis Rams game on Sunday December 13th vs. the Detroit Lions

Donated by Crawford, Murphy & Tilly, Inc.

3 nights stay at the Blue Heron Beach Resort in Orlando, Florida

(located ½ mile from Downtown Disney)

Donated by Intuition & Logic

Wine basket from CDI

Union Station painting from WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff

Please don’t hesitate to contact either Jason Dohrmann ([email protected]) or John Keeven

([email protected]) to make a donation or with any questions you may have.

Thank you in advance for your continued support of this outstanding charity!

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2015 Missouri Chapter APWA Fall Conference


The 2015 Missouri Chapter APWA Fall Conference was held at the Holiday Inn Executive Center in Columbia, Mis-

souri November 8th – 10th for the second consecutive year. A record-breaking turnout of over 190 participants were able

to earn 10 professional development hours, while interacting with 29 vendors and learning about a variety of Public

Works topics during the program sessions.

The Sunday Evening Social held at Holiday Inn’s Sports Zone, was very well attended and enjoyed by conference regis-

trants. The social was graciously sponsored by Corrective Asphalt Materials.

Monday evening entertainment was generously sponsored by Missouri Petroleum, with transportation provided by the

City of Columbia. Conference participants and spouses were whisked away to 44 Stone Public House, where they were

delighted in food and beverages. Everyone made it back to the Holiday Inn safely on City busses.

The conference included a welcome address by Chuck Williams (APWA Director of Region VI ) , and provided speak-

ers from National APWA, National Center for Pavement Preservation, City of Ladue, Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer Dis-

trict, University of Missouri, City of Grandview, City of Springfield, MoDOT, City of Raytown, CBB, City of Des

Peres, Bartlett & West, Wilson & Company, City of O’Fallon, M3 Engineering, City of St. Charles, Beehive Industries,

and Cunningham, Vogel & Rost, P.C.

For their leadership and dedication to APWA, awards were presented at the Monday luncheon to Mr. Ken Stumpf

(posthumously) for the D-Squared award, Professional Engineer of the Year went to Ms. Anne Lamitola – City of La-

due, Public Works Leader of the Year for the Private Sector went to Mr. Tony Russo – TREKK, Public Works Leader of

the Year for the Public Sector went to Mr. Bob Ruck – City of Manchester. At the Chapter business meeting on Tuesday

morning, the new Missouri Chapter officers were installed including new secretary Anne Lamitola. Many members in

attendance also received their pins for milestone years of membership.

The conference was organized with immense planning assistance from Steve Meyer with the City of Des Peres, Aaron

Terry of EFK Moen, and Steve Schultz at Bartlett & West. The conference followed up the first year of successfully

holding the conference in Columbia. The meals were wonderful, the events were convenient for participants, and the

majority of comments received in the evaluations were positive.

The planning committee would like to thank all involved in the planning effort.

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2016 Missouri Chapter APWA Spring Conference


CALL FOR PRESENTATIONS

Submit to [email protected] Submittals due by December 31, 2015

Individuals wishing to present at the conference are invited to email an abstract on any general interest subject related to

the Public Works profession.

Submission Guidelines:

Submission Deadline: December 31, 2015

Submit to [email protected]

Please provide the following information for each submission:

Name of Conference (2016 Missouri Chapter APWA Spring Conference)

Names, e-mails, phone numbers and addresses of the presenters

Title of the presentation

Brief Abstract—Learning Objectives: All submissions should include a few learning objectives that

indicate how the attendees will benefit from the presentation.

Expected length of presentation (20, 30, or 50 minutes)

No sales pitches: Direct promotions of products, services, or monetary self-interest are not appropriate education

sessions. Conference audiences prefer sessions that present case studies from the user perspective.

Individuals will be notified of acceptance by the planning committee in February 2016. Additional information will

be provided following acceptance.

Registration and travel expenses: Speakers are also considered attendees of the event and are responsible for their

own travel expenses and the appropriate registration fee.

Speakers that plan to attend only on the day of their presentation will receive a complimentary single day registra-

tion.

Evaluation Criteria

All submissions are reviewed and evaluated by a committee of public works professionals representing various public

works disciplines. The evaluation process will be based on these criteria:

1. Relevance and Clarity

2. Practical Application

3. Leading-Edge Technologies

4. Overall Balance of Presentations

For questions, please contact Chris Linneman at 314-394-3152 or Colleen Holtmeyer at 314-267-9313.

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Sustainable Urban Stormwater Management


Green Infrastructure (GI): A simplified definition: Means and methods in site development to

mimic predevelopment conditions. In other words, try to design stormwater controls as if the building, sidewalk and park-

ing are not there. This goal is great because development dramatically reduces the surface area for water to infiltrate the

ground. Surface runoff is a problem because of increased volume, velocity and pollutant load. Collectively, these factors

increase creek and river erosion, increase flooding and litter our waterways.

In public and private developments the most common traditional GI methods are rain gardens and bioretention. In more

recent years, pervious pavement (blocks, pervious concrete and pervious asphalt) have been accepted as a "green" design

method. The idea with these two facilities is to capture the stormwater runoff, remove sediment and reduce the volume of

water that leaves the site. If installed and maintained properly, they can function very well. However, these methods func-

tion as-designed for a finite period of time.

Pillars of sustainability:

Most stakeholders (contractors, developers, regulators and owners) will admit that GI facilities are not fully supporting the

three pillars/principles of sustainability. Namely:

1. Construction staging is challenging and often results in under-performance from the onset.

2. Intense construction inspection.

3. No removal of trash.

4. Sensitive to seasonal environmental conditions, such as excess rain, drought, hydrocarbons and sub-freezing

weather.

5. Unable to treat and store abnormal rain events (high intensity-short duration and high volume). Also, no high

flow pass is designed into the facility.

6. Rain garden have specific plant species, perennials. These require full-sun. Therefore, no trees. Also, no use

in urban centers where high-rise buildings block sunlight.

7. Consistent and high level of frequent maintenance to prevent clogging, invasive plant species, excess trash,

damage from unawareness and misuse.

8. Safety hazards from loss of pavement marking and spalling of pervious concrete or asphalt.

If functioning properly, eventually the bio-retention and rain gardens will need to be fully replaced.

The long-term cost of these facilities is very high. It is yet to be determined who will pay for this cost if the owners do

not maintain them. More than likely, it will be tax (or rate) payers.

When reviewing the three pillars again, do bio-retention/rain gardens and pervious pavement really offering long-

term social, environmental and economic sustainability? The simple answer is "no". So what can be done to maintain

all of the water quality and quantity goals of the regulators? Go underground.

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Sustainable Urban Stormwater Management Cont.


Mark Joersz

Advanced Drainage Systems

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[email protected]

There are quite a few methods that can be used to achieve the quality and volume mandates. One of the fastest growing

methods is plastic arch chambers (such as StormTech, Triton and StormKeeper). They are open bottom structural cham-

bers that capture water through normal inlet design and then store and/or infiltrate the stormwater. The installed cost of

the chambers is less than any of the GI options mentioned above. They have a substantial number of long-term benefits:

1. Almost always placed under paved surfaces; providing dual use of land.

2. Reduces ROW requirements and can often be placed under the curb, sidewalks or pavement.

3. Can be installed any time during the construction process.

4. Can have design controls to capture sediment, contaminants AND trash (such as StormTech Isolator Row).

5. Proven long-term performance... real sustainability.

6. Open bottom allows for water to rapidly spread out and be available for infiltration.

7. Unaffected by seasonal environmental changes.

8. Easily installed in a linear fashion, such as along municipal ROW.

9. Reduces thermal impact; protects aquatic species when the water reaches the waterway.

What can you do?

* Encourage owners to consider this technique to save them money now, and long-term.

* Work with regulators and designers to allow/utilize.

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Construction Inspection: A Review


An Effective Tool For Public Improvements Offered in cooperation with the St. Louis Metro Branch and the

Missouri Chapter of the American Public Works Association and

The City of Maryland Heights

Enrollment will be limited to the first 40 applicants. Cut-off date for enrollment is January 1, 2016

Location: Maryland Heights Centre, 2344 McKelvey Road

(314) 738-2599

Dates: Wednesday, Feb. 3rd and 10th, 2016

Wednesday, Feb. 17th, 2016 (1/2 day lab) (Feb. 24, 2016 – Snow make-up day if needed)

Time: 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Online Enrollment Coming Soon!

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This 2.5- day live workshop, facilitated by top industry professionals, helps you learn what’s needed for your organi-

zation to get the job done safely, on time, and on budget. The course is constructed in modules presented in segments to meet specific needs of the

audience. Each student will leave the class with a manual for future reference.

Take your skills to a whole new level with this opportunity to learn about the newest techniques, tips, and technology in the construction inspection

industry. Construction Inspection: A Review is packed with the latest information in the construction inspection industry including practical tech-

niques and real-world examples.

COURSE OVERVIEW:

Construction Inspection

Negotiation and Management of complex projects • Preparation for participation in special inspections

Enhanced interpretation of drawings and specifications

Using the right software to organize track quantities, costs

MSD regulations

ADA compliance

Contract Administration

Importance of pre-construction preparation and meetings

Taking charge of the final close-out process • Identifying different types of contracts

Documentation and risk mitigation

Surface Transportation Program (STP) overview

Current Technology

Soils – drying, modifying, and stabilizing • Geogrids

Advancements in piping, asphalt, and concrete • Using technology in the field

INCLUDED ITEMS:

Comprehensive student manual for future reference

Program materials • Certificate of completion

ADA updates for construction issues

Meeting MSD clean water requirements during and after construction

Possible legal issues during construction

Half day of hands-on testing lab demonstration

Lunches and snacks provided on Feb. 3rd and 10th

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Construction Inspection Course: A Review


APWA CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION: A REVIEW

MAIL-IN ENROLLMENT FORM

FEB. 3 AND 10 AND HALF DAY LAB on FEB. 17, 2016 Name ________________________________________________________________________ Title __________________________________________________________________________ Company or Agency _____________________________________________________________ Address _______________________________________________________________________ City ___________________________________________________State ______Zip __________ Phone (Work) _________________________Home ____________________________________ Fax No. ______________________________Cell Phone ________________________________ E-mail ________________________________________________________________________ Enclose check for $175 made payable to St. Louis Metro Branch of APWA. Please do not send cash or purchase

orders. Mail to:

Bryan Pearl, Director of Public Works Phone: (314) 738-2251 City of Maryland Heights Fax: (314) 738-2451 11911 Dorsett Road E-mail: [email protected] Maryland Heights, MO 63043 Note: Enrollment and payment by credit card can be made at www.missouri.apwa.net

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2016 Missouri Chapter APWA Sponsorship


The American Public Works Association exists to develop and support the people, agencies, and organizations

that plan, build, maintain, and improve our communities. Just as communities count on their public works pro-

fessionals, APWA strives to be the organization those professionals know they can count on.

The Missouri Chapter APWA, established in 1958, engages in the same educational, networking and public

service activities as the national organization, but we do so close to home where members can easily take ad-

vantage of them. The Missouri Chapter APWA offers members the opportunity to attend educational pro-

grams, conferences and equipment shows and the chance to network with their colleagues and peers in a pro-

fessional setting. Missouri Chapter APWA members represent every discipline in the public works field in-

cluding public works directors and engineers, contractors, engineering consultants, material and equipment

suppliers, public works street superintendents, project managers, storm water professionals and many others.

Missouri Chapter APWA is offering you an opportunity to share in our mission and success. Annual sponsor-

ships for 2015 offer a wide range of opportunities to fit every company’s marketing budget. Your sponsorship

promotes and enables the educational mission and goals of the Missouri Chapter APWA. It also can promote

relationships with clients, facilitate new relationships with potential clients and strengthen your visibility in the

public works industry. Please take a moment to review the following sponsorship information and choose a

level the best fits your needs.

Thank you for your consideration of a sponsorship for the Missouri Chapter APWA.

Sincerely,

Missouri Chapter APWA

Chris Boyd

Chris Boyd

Vice President, Missouri Chapter APWA

[email protected]

For more information on sponsorships, please contact Mr. Chris Boyd, City of Richmond Heights, at

[email protected]

Chris Boyd, P.E.

Director of Public Works

City of Richmond Heights, MO 1330 South Big Bend Blvd Richmond Heights, MO 63117

Office: 314-655-3670

Cell: 314-503-8095

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2016 Missouri Chapter APWA Sponsorship Cont.


2016 APWA Missouri Chapter Sponsorship Benefits

All sponsorship levels will receive the following:

Silver Level $150—$499

Special recognition at Chapter conferences in the spring and fall

Company name printed on Chapter conference agendas

Special recognition on APWA Missouri Chapter website and monthly newsletters

In addition to the above benefits, the following sponsorship levels will receive:

Gold Level $500—$999

Opportunity to write an article for the chapter newsletter

Platinum Level $1,000

Opportunity to write an article for the chapter newsletter

One conference registration and vendor booth for one chapter conference in the same calendar year

All sponsors shall receive the above benefits for the

calendar year in which they are received.

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2016 Missouri Chapter APWA Sponsorship Cont.


2016 APWA Missouri Chapter Sponsorship Commitment Form Please select your sponsorship level by adding your amount of sponsorship next to the ap-propriate level:

Select one:

Platinum Level - $1,000+ ________________

Gold Level - $500 - $999 ________________

Silver Level - $150 - $499 ________________

Name___________________________________________________________ Company________________________________________________________ Address_________________________________________________________ City, State, Zip____________________________________________________ Phone_________________________Fax_______________________________ Email___________________________________________________________

Please make checks payable to: Missouri Chapter APWA (APWA Federal Tax Identification Number 36-2202880)

Mail this form and payment to: Chris Boyd

APWA Missouri Chapter Vice President The City of Richmond Heights

1330 South Big Bend Blvd. Richmond Heights, MO 63117

[email protected]

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2016 St. Louis Branch Awards


The St. Louis Branch of Missouri Chapter APWA is accepting applications for the following awards.

These awards will be presented at an Awards Recognition Ceremony during a

St. Louis Branch of Missouri Chapter APWA monthly luncheon.

Public Works Project of the Year Award (Less than $250,000/Greater than $250,000)

The St. Louis Branch of Missouri Chapter APWA Public Works Project of the Year Award was established to promote

excellence in the management and administration of public works projects by recognizing the alliance between the

managing agency, the consultant/architect/engineer, and the contractor who, working together, complete public works

projects.

Technical Innovation Award & Management Innovation Award

To recognize an individual, team, or organization for the development, management and implementation of a creative

idea, device, process, or system that enhances the goals of public works in serving the public and protecting the envi-

ronment.

Service Appreciation Award or Special Recognition Award

To recognize an eminent government or other public service leader for far-reaching positive impact on local, state or

national public works programs, services, or policies through distinguished public service and commitment, this award

particularly recognizes leadership in furthering the mission

and goals of APWA.

Click here for more information on the awards!

The application deadline is April 15, 2016.

Please email your nominations to Mr. Tod Fagan at [email protected]

Mr. Tod Fagan

Manager Right of Way

Laclede Gas Company

3950 Forest Park Avenue

St. Louis, MO 63108

Office: 314-658-5496

Cell: 314-713-6543

Fax: 314-531-5334

[email protected]

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Missouri One Call System Damage Prevention Safety Meeting


A MOCS SPONSORED EVENT

Please join us

and other safety organizations to learn more about safe excavation practices and how to deal with challenges as an excavator or member of MOCS.

There will be a discussion on issues that excavators and utilities face in the field.

An insurance representative will present a valuable perspective on workplace safety and examine a case study on a trench collapse.

Additionally you will learn about new tools and resources that will help you document

and manage your locate requests. We hope to provide you with real and practical solutions to help you become our partner in damage prevention.

Your attendance and input is encouraged!

JANUARY 26, 2016 - ST. LOUIS, MO

Registration begins at 7:30 a.m. Breakfast served at 8:15 a.m. (provided by MOCS)

Presentation 9:00am - 10:00 am

Royale Orleans Banquet Center 2801 Telegraph Road St. Louis, MO 63125

Click here for registration information!

If you have questions please contact:

Bill Murray, Damage Prevention Manager Missouri One Call System

314-307-2122 [email protected]

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New Missouri Chapter LinkedIn Account


The Missouri Chapter APWA has created a new LinkedIn account called APWA Missouri Chapter.

Click here to join the account

There are two subgroups, St. Louis Branch and Young Professionals Committee, within the account.

LinkedIn is used for business and business people. LinkedIn allows you to stay connected with other members of Mis-

souri Chapter APWA. LinkedIn is your online resume which showcases your abilities and recommendations.

Benefits of LinkedIn

Expand your network significantly and create more work opportunities by joining groups and discussions on various

topics that you are interested in.

Showcase your work experience, but more important, your work achievements and recommendations from your work

colleagues and clients.

Let other companies headhunt, and contact you, faster and more accurately.

Find out where your friends work or who works at a better company and get directly introduced by one of your net-

work contacts.

PWX EXPO

With more than 100 years of annual meetings to its credit, the American Public Works Association has hosted its

last “Congress & Exposition.” Now the association's annual meeting will be known as PWX. Recognizing monu-

mental changes in the makeup of the workforce in the last decade, APWA is launching PWX, the new brand

name for the APWA International Public Works Congress and Exposition.

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The Missouri Chapter APWA appreciates the generosity of our sponsors in helping support the

educational opportunities made possible to our members.

APWA Missouri Chapter and St. Louis Branch

2015 Missouri Chapter APWA Sponsors


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Welcome New Members


Ms. Allison Anderson, PE Engineering Supervisor

City of Columbia, MO

Mr. Samuel Budzyna, PE

Engineering Specialist


Ms. Eye-Liza Connor

City Administrator City of Greendale, MO

Mr. Timothy Dean, CFM, LEED AP, PE Project Manager

Intuition & Logic Inc.

Mr. Charles Delong

Supt. Clean Water Services

City of Springfield, MO

Mr. Brandon Espinosa

Senior Project Manager Surveying and Mapping LLC (SAM)

Mr. David Fennewald, PE Construction Project Superintendent


Mr. Kurt Hemker

Fleet Maintenance Supervisor City of Chesterfield, MO

Mr. Gerald Howley, PE Manager

Condesa Engineering

Ms. Laura Markway

Asst. Director

MO Asphalt Pavement Association

Mr. David Nolan, PE

Vice President SCI Engineering Inc.

Mrs. Deborah Novak Office Manager

Missouri Petroleum Products

Mrs. Merideth Perkins

Urban Forestry Consortium Manager

Davey Resource Group

Mr. James Pokorny

Landfill Supervisor City of Springfield, MO

Ms. Megan Riechmann Project Manager

Great Rivers Greenway

Mr. Jeff Roussell

Streets Superintendent

City of Nixa, MO

Mr. Brian Wirth

City of Springfield, MO

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Employment Opportunities


City of Sedalia— Public Works Director

The City of Sedalia will be accepting applications for a full time position of Public Works Director. This position is re-

sponsible for directing all public works operations, including street maintenance, solid waste, recycling, wastewater

treatment, and storm/sewer maintenance. All applicants for the position must have the following: Bachelor’s degree in

public administration, business management, engineering or related field from an accredited college, 5 years of progres-

sive managerial experience in public works, utilities, engineering or any combination thereof, knowledge of municipal

government accounting practices and planning required, Missouri driver’s license, and successfully complete a pre-

employment drug screen. A complete job description is available online at www.cityofsedalia.com/jobs

The city has a wide range of benefits available to all employees including availability to health insurance, dental, vision,

life and retirement benefits.

All applications for the position must be received by 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, December 31, 2015. Resumes, proof of

education, certifications, etc. should be submitted to the Personnel Office, City of Sedalia, 200 S. Osage Ave, Sedalia

MO 65301. Additional information can be obtained by emailing [email protected] or calling the Personnel Office

at (660) 827-3000.

JEFFERSON COUNTY, MISSOURI

Contracts Manager – Public Works

Salary Range: $38,771 to $63,973

Job Summary: The purpose of this position is to manage public works maintenance & construction contracts to assure compliance

with various funding requirements and accounting practices; County procurement policy and practices; and State and

Federal law. Assist Public Works Management in the documentation for procedures, principles, methods and tech-

niques for engineering and construction contracts by coordinating the inspection, implementation, and application for

federal and local Public Works projects. Work is performed under the direction of the Director of Public works in ac-

cordance with policies and procedures as defined by the County and requires independent judgment, discretion and tact

in the resolution of sensitive and controversial issues. Work is reviewed for operational efficiency, cost effectiveness

and compliance with applicable Federal, State and Local laws.

To Apply:

Please complete and submit an application to the Human Resource Department by close of business day on November

13, 2015. Information must be included on the application, even if a resume is attached, and the application must

be completed in entirety in order to be considered for employment. Applications are available on our website at

www.jeffcomo.org or in the Human Resource Department at 729 Maple Street, Hillsboro, MO 63050

It is the policy of Jefferson County to provide Equal Opportunity to all employees and applicants for employment, re-

gardless of any individual’s race, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability or any other protected class status.

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Employment Opportunities Cont.



Stormwater Analyst – Public Works


Job Summary: The Stormwater Analyst performs land disturbance and stormwater management inspections for compliance and analysis with

County, State and Federal codes and regulations.

Minimum Qualifications:

Must possess a high school education or its equivalent.

Requires a minimum of a college associates degree with emphasis on construction or engineering and GIS.

Must possess a Missouri Class E Drivers’ License.

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:

Knowledge of County practices and procedures.

Ability to communicate effectively, orally, and in writing.

Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with other employees and the general public.

Ability to learn ArcGIS and GPS software and utilize in daily work assignments.

Ability to read and understand plans, drawings, and blueprints.

Ability to learn stormwater management and erosion/sediment control best management practices.

Ability to detect violations of the County code and deviations from approved plans.

To Apply: Please complete and submit an application to the Human Resource Department by close of business day on November 13,

2015. Information must be included on the application, even if a resume is attached, and the application must be completed

in entirety in order to be considered for employment. Applications are available on our website at www.jeffcomo.org or in the

Human Resource Department at 729 Maple Street, Hillsboro, MO 63050

It is the policy of Jefferson County to provide Equal Opportunity to all employees and applicants for employment, regardless of any individual’s race, religion, sex,

national origin, age, disability or any other protected class status.


Assistant Planner-Transportation – Public Works


Job Summary: The Assistant Planner – Transportation performs a variety of technical and planning research, preparation of documents, and cus-

tomer service. Work is performed under the direction of the Public Works Deputy Director in accordance with policies and proce-

dures.

To Apply:

Please complete and submit an application to the Human Resource Department by close of business day on November 12,

2015. Information must be included on the application, even if a resume is attached, and the application must be completed

in entirety in order to be considered for employment. Applications are available on our website at www.jeffcomo.org or in the

Human Resource Department at 729 Maple Street, Hillsboro, MO 63050

It is the policy of Jefferson County to provide Equal Opportunity to all employees and applicants for employment, regardless of any individual’s race, religion, sex,

national origin, age, disability or any other protected class status.

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2016 APWA Awards Program


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Integrating Equity into Bicycle and Pedestrian Planning


Date: December 16, 2015

Location: GRG Offices at 6174 A Delmar Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63112

Time: 2 pm – 3:00 pm.

The Best Guides and Manuals You’ve Never Heard Of

This webinar session will continue the previous month’s exploration with a focus on Vision Zero programs.

Sponsors:

2016 APWA North American Snow Conference

The Premier Event in Snow & Ice Management

May 22-25, 2016 | Connecticut Convention Center, Hartford, CT

Hosted by the APWA New England Chapter | www.apwa.net/snow

The 2016 Snow Conference in Hartford will bring together more than 1,500 snowfighters from every corner of the win-

ter maintenance community. Public, private, rural, metropolitan, domestic, international – they’re all sure to be there at

the Show for Snow! The 2016 Conference features an exhibit floor packed with the newest equipment and products,

quality education programs and technical tours, and opportunities to exchange ideas with manufacturers,

distributors, consultants and other public works professionals. Its four days of winter training and networking

you can’t afford to miss out on!

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