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Listed in this index are all articles published in the APWA Reporter during July 2009. They are categorized by subject, with subject headings in alphabetical order.

Awards

  • APWA announces the 2009 Public Works Projects of the Year, Jul, p. 76

Cleaning up the Kitchen

  • Changes in job recruitment, Jul, p. 36

Congress 2009

  • 21st Century Infrastructure: This could be our shining moment, Jul, p. 22
  • Columbus in pictures, Jul, p. 30

Inside APWA

  • Candidates for the APWA Board of Directors named, Jul, p. 6
  • Weekend Roundup: Emerging Leaders Academy Retreat, Jul, p. 20
  • Florida Chapter Public Works Institute graduates inaugural class, Jul, p. 34

International Idea Exchange

  • How to make a difference through socially responsible engineering, Jul, p. 38
  • 2009 Fall Public Works Conferences in the Czech and Slovak Republics, Jul, p. 40

National Public Works Week

  • National Public Works Week celebrated on Capitol Hill, Jul, p. 11

North American Snow Conference

  • APWA Snow Conference reaches for the skies and ends up with the sled dogs, Jul, p. 12
  • Getting Snowed!, Jul, p. 16

President's Message

  • Uncertain times, Jul, p. 2

Small Cities/Rural Communities

  • Safety makes cents!, Jul, p. 32

Technical Committee News

  • Are your streets complete? Is your pavement "green"?, Jul, p. 10

Transportation

  • Driving on empty: what's coming after the gas tax, Jul, p. 42
  • EPA develops work plan for transportation stormwater permitting, Jul, p. 45
  • Design Review: Whose responsibility?, Jul, p. 46
  • Putting the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to work in your community, Jul, p. 48
  • California adopts a blueprint for greener transportation: What does it mean for public works nationwide?, Jul, p. 51
  • Fund transportation: Increase the gas tax!, Jul, p. 54
  • Pavement surface condition standards: rutting and cracking, Jul, p. 58
  • Using the critical path approach to providing bicycle and pedestrian facilities to both new and existing streets, Jul, p. 61
  • Work zone traffic control: new rules and good practices, Jul, p. 64
  • City of Colorado Springs tests Terminal Blend Tire Rubber Asphalt, Jul, p. 66
  • An economical solution to a county road problem, Jul, p. 70
  • Non-maintained dirt roadways: a shared, affordable paving approach, Jul, p. 72

Washington Insight

  • Financing surface transportation, Jul, p. 4


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