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Officers were elected to the 2013-14 APWA-UMN Student Chapter in mid-October. read more

Members of APWA-MN are encouraged to collect new, unwrapped toys for children ages 2-12 as part of the chapter's Toys for Tots campaign. read more

St. Dominic School art students unveiled their painted snow plow blades to the city staff that will use them to clear Northfield’s streets this winter. read more

With fall semester graduations approaching it’s never too early to start looking for the perfect student to fill an open internship or full-time position. Even if you are not looking to hire anyone quite yet, come anyway! read more

Located at the confluence of the Rum and Mississippi Rivers, approximately 20 miles northwest of Minneapolis, this historic river town has been celebrating the holiday on a grand scale since the 1920s with family-oriented events, fireworks, and community parades down Main Street. read more

The New London Dam forms Lake Monongalia -- the very heart and soul of the City of New London, Minnesota. In 2008, Stanley Consultants began to provide the city with dam engineering design, coupled with insightful constructability planning, which made the development of a new dam within a very... read more

If you’re 40 or younger, have a passion for public works, and are looking for a once-in-a-lifetime experience, you need to attend a National Congress with the help of the chapter's Young Professional Stipend. read more

After 32 years with the City of Saint Paul as public works director and in related positions, Tom hasn't let any grass grow under his feet during retirement. read more

The 2013 APWA International Public Works Congress & Exposition was held August 25-28, 2013, at McCormick Place in Chicago, and the Minnesota Chapter was well represented again. read more

I recently attended the APWA International Congress in Chicago. The theme for this year’s congress was “Engineering Change.” How true this theme resounds with what we have experienced in the last few years and what we expect in the years to come. read more