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January/February 2014 • Vol. 31 No. 6
6 Tennessee Public Works
Magazine
5 An Open Letter to Public
Works Officials
A few suggestions from a long-time
public works director
6 Awards from TCAPWA
Yearwood Wins A.C. Lock Leader of the
Year. Photography by Chris Alley, PE, City 5 16
of Kingsport
8 Knoxville Public Service Employees 16 2013 Conference Highlights
Prevent Tragedy An Equipment Rodeo, a Directors’ Forum, and a Casino Night
City employees acted quickly when they saw a fire were all features of the Annual Conference held in Kingsport.
Photography by Chris Alley, PE, City of Kingsport
in a parked pickup truck.
10 SWANA: 22 Upper Cumberland Branch Meets
Automated Leaf Truck Scott Adams, from Pavement Restoration Inc.,
demonstrated infrared pavement restoration.
Saves Time and Money
10 Collierville’s new automated leaf truck 24 Hammonds at the Helm
saves time and injuries.
Kingsport’s Ronnie Hammonds
is TCAPWA President 24
12 Kingsport Aquatic Center Wins Project of the Year
10 Aquatic Center is local and regional winner. 26 Tennessee Public Works History
The following article is an excerpt from Serving Better Together: The
Tennessee Chapter of the American Public Works Association 1954
– 2004. By Sue Piper.
DEPARTMENTS
29 Authors in this Issue
30 Local Government Buyers’ Guide
14 Cover photo: Yearwood Wins A.C. Lock Leader of the Year. Other award winners
include Steve Robbins and John Campbell for the Kingsport Aquatic Center, Judy
Keller, Calvin Clifton, and (not pictured) Eric Hill, John Calvert, Guy Patterson, and
Warren Garrett.
© 2014 IMAGES Publications. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or part
without written permission is prohibited. Third class bulk mailing permit number
12 592 at Pontiac, Illinois. Subscription: One Year, $25; Single Copies, $4. Ad
rate sheet sent upon request. ISSN 0893-5380.
6 Tennessee Public Works
Magazine
5 An Open Letter to Public
Works Officials
A few suggestions from a long-time
public works director
6 Awards from TCAPWA
Yearwood Wins A.C. Lock Leader of the
Year. Photography by Chris Alley, PE, City 5 16
of Kingsport
8 Knoxville Public Service Employees 16 2013 Conference Highlights
Prevent Tragedy An Equipment Rodeo, a Directors’ Forum, and a Casino Night
City employees acted quickly when they saw a fire were all features of the Annual Conference held in Kingsport.
Photography by Chris Alley, PE, City of Kingsport
in a parked pickup truck.
10 SWANA: 22 Upper Cumberland Branch Meets
Automated Leaf Truck Scott Adams, from Pavement Restoration Inc.,
demonstrated infrared pavement restoration.
Saves Time and Money
10 Collierville’s new automated leaf truck 24 Hammonds at the Helm
saves time and injuries.
Kingsport’s Ronnie Hammonds
is TCAPWA President 24
12 Kingsport Aquatic Center Wins Project of the Year
10 Aquatic Center is local and regional winner. 26 Tennessee Public Works History
The following article is an excerpt from Serving Better Together: The
Tennessee Chapter of the American Public Works Association 1954
– 2004. By Sue Piper.
DEPARTMENTS
29 Authors in this Issue
30 Local Government Buyers’ Guide
14 Cover photo: Yearwood Wins A.C. Lock Leader of the Year. Other award winners
include Steve Robbins and John Campbell for the Kingsport Aquatic Center, Judy
Keller, Calvin Clifton, and (not pictured) Eric Hill, John Calvert, Guy Patterson, and
Warren Garrett.
© 2014 IMAGES Publications. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or part
without written permission is prohibited. Third class bulk mailing permit number
12 592 at Pontiac, Illinois. Subscription: One Year, $25; Single Copies, $4. Ad
rate sheet sent upon request. ISSN 0893-5380.
