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software and the firewall of our network. I’d advise those
taking the test to be sure to work out all the test taking
software particulars before the actual test date.”
The CSM designation demonstrates standardization
within the stormwater field and brings together talents on
all levels to improve water quality, benefitting anyone in
the field. This certification is a comprehensive overview
applicable for any portion of stormwater program man-
agement, from a researcher/data collector to an inspector
to someone who is responsible for implementing and
overseeing an entire stormwater program. It takes several
people to make a positive difference in a community with
a thorough, efficient and effective stormwater program.
For more information, search “Certified Stormwater
Manager” on www.apwa.net under “Learn and Grow.”
APWA is taking YOU to
the next level – Certification!
APWA’s certification programs will provide a strong benefit to
the public works industry and ultimately to our communities by
providing recognized hiring and promotion standards that will
lead to an improved workforce and improved delivery of services.
Certified Stormwater Manager (CSM)
The CSM is intended for experts in the public and private
sectors who coordinate and implement stormwater manage-
ment programs for city, county, state, provincial and federal
agencies. The purpose is to promote excellence and com-
mitment to public service by advancing the knowledge and
practice of stormwater management to benefit the community,
public agencies and the profession.
Certified Stormwater Managers in Tennessee:
• Michael Hunt, CSM, Metro Water Services, Nashville
• Amy C. Murray, CSM, City of Goodlettsville
• Jason R. Scott, CSM, Town of Farragut
Certified Public Fleet Professional (CPFP)
The CPFP is intended for the seasoned, career government
public fleet manager, and for those with experience in the field
who are interested in a credential that will promote a career in
public fleet management. The purpose is to promote excellence
in fleet management by advancing the knowledge and practice
of public fleet professionals to benefit communities through
quality fleet services.
Certified Public Fleet Professionals in Tennessee:
• David Barker, CPFP, City of Franklin
• Toby Toombs, CPFP, City of Mt. Juliet
Certified Public Infrastructure Inspector (CPII)
The CPII is intended for individuals that inspect the con-
struction of public infrastructure and facilities and other types
of construction work and materials to ensure compliance with
plans and specifications. The purpose is to promote quality
infrastructure throughout the community by advancing the
knowledge and practice of construction inspection to benefit
the community and public agencies.
The above may not be a comprehensive list of Certified Stormwater Managers
and Certified Public Fleet Professionals. Only those individuals that provide
APWA with written permission to release their names publicly are included.
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taking the test to be sure to work out all the test taking
software particulars before the actual test date.”
The CSM designation demonstrates standardization
within the stormwater field and brings together talents on
all levels to improve water quality, benefitting anyone in
the field. This certification is a comprehensive overview
applicable for any portion of stormwater program man-
agement, from a researcher/data collector to an inspector
to someone who is responsible for implementing and
overseeing an entire stormwater program. It takes several
people to make a positive difference in a community with
a thorough, efficient and effective stormwater program.
For more information, search “Certified Stormwater
Manager” on www.apwa.net under “Learn and Grow.”
APWA is taking YOU to
the next level – Certification!
APWA’s certification programs will provide a strong benefit to
the public works industry and ultimately to our communities by
providing recognized hiring and promotion standards that will
lead to an improved workforce and improved delivery of services.
Certified Stormwater Manager (CSM)
The CSM is intended for experts in the public and private
sectors who coordinate and implement stormwater manage-
ment programs for city, county, state, provincial and federal
agencies. The purpose is to promote excellence and com-
mitment to public service by advancing the knowledge and
practice of stormwater management to benefit the community,
public agencies and the profession.
Certified Stormwater Managers in Tennessee:
• Michael Hunt, CSM, Metro Water Services, Nashville
• Amy C. Murray, CSM, City of Goodlettsville
• Jason R. Scott, CSM, Town of Farragut
Certified Public Fleet Professional (CPFP)
The CPFP is intended for the seasoned, career government
public fleet manager, and for those with experience in the field
who are interested in a credential that will promote a career in
public fleet management. The purpose is to promote excellence
in fleet management by advancing the knowledge and practice
of public fleet professionals to benefit communities through
quality fleet services.
Certified Public Fleet Professionals in Tennessee:
• David Barker, CPFP, City of Franklin
• Toby Toombs, CPFP, City of Mt. Juliet
Certified Public Infrastructure Inspector (CPII)
The CPII is intended for individuals that inspect the con-
struction of public infrastructure and facilities and other types
of construction work and materials to ensure compliance with
plans and specifications. The purpose is to promote quality
infrastructure throughout the community by advancing the
knowledge and practice of construction inspection to benefit
the community and public agencies.
The above may not be a comprehensive list of Certified Stormwater Managers
and Certified Public Fleet Professionals. Only those individuals that provide
APWA with written permission to release their names publicly are included.
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