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TCAPWA Room 1 (small room) TCAPWA Room 2 TCAPWA Room 3 SWANA Room 4
ENGINEERING TECHNICAL fOCUS Public Works Employee Marketing and The 2025 Plan -
How Small to Medium Safety & Health - Communications Tennessee’s new
Sized Cities Can Why it Matters and 101 for Public Statewide Solid
Mitigate Sanitary Developing a Program Works Professionals Waste and Materials
Sewer Overflows Mr. Chad Weth & Mr. Nick Bradshaw Ms. Cheryl Ball Management Plan
Mr. Ken Baker, P.E. City of Knoxville Public Service Fletcher PR Larry Christley - TDEC
and Ben Luke
Gresham, Smith & Partners
ENGINEERING TECHNICAL fOCUS Urban Forestry and Snow and ice Waste Reduction
Green infrastructure - Public Works - Response Rules
“lessons learned” Why it Matters! Mr. Gary Jennings Larry Christley - TDEC
Mr. Robert Karesh, TDEC Mr. Kasey Krouse Mid-Atlantic Regional Manager
Mr. Patrick Massey, P.E. and City of Knoxville Public Service ICA Engineering Inc.
Mr. Richard Foster, P.E. Department
LDA Engineering Urban Forestry Division
ENGINEERING TECHNICAL fOCUS Active Shooter in the National APWA - To Be Announced
ADA Compliance and Workplace Training - Chapter and
Public Works - Program Knowing the Basics! Branch leadership
Development in Metro Mr. Brice Allen Development
Nashville Tennessee Department Mr. Brian Van Norman
Mr. Mark Macy, P.E. of Homeland Security National APWA "The 2014
Metro Nashville SWANA/TCAPWA
Mr. Clifton Ogden technical sessions are truly
Civic Engineering and Information TOP SHELf and of value to
Technologies, Inc. (Civic)
public works professionals
JOiNT TCAPWA/SWANA PANEl DiSCUSSiON at all levels!" - Ronnie
Curbside Recycling: is it Right for Your Community? Hammonds, TCAPWA
President
The 2025 Plan - Tennessee’s New Waste reduction rules TCaPWa/sWaNa Joint Panel
statewide solid Waste and Materials In 2009 the Waste Reduction Task Force made Discussion: Curbside recycling:
Management Plan recommendations to improve solid waste is it right for Your Community?
It has been over 20 years since Tennessee laid out a management in Tennessee. In response, the The joint TCAPWA/SWANA Panel Discussion will
new integrated solid waste plan. This presentation Department proposed rules that were voted down focus on curbside recycling and how communities
provides an update on the current status of the initially but the Board asked TDEC to break into throughout Tennessee have implemented programs.
State’s effort to prepare Tennessee’s new Statewide smaller more understandable portions for better Lessons learned from both the private and public
Solid Waste and Materials Management Plan or discussion. In August the Division of Solid Waste sector will be discussed and panel members will field
“The 2025 Plan.” We will further take a quick look Management is looking to finalize the second set of questions from participants. Join the discussion and
at some proposed objectives in this new actionable rules from this original package. These rules discuss enjoy this informative and entertaining event!
solid waste plan and answer questions like: “What reporting and non-compliance, and how this will
changes are on the horizon?” “ What to expect as the impact local governments and what changes can be
process winds down and how to stay involved in the expected.
process?” and “When will it all come together?”
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ENGINEERING TECHNICAL fOCUS Public Works Employee Marketing and The 2025 Plan -
How Small to Medium Safety & Health - Communications Tennessee’s new
Sized Cities Can Why it Matters and 101 for Public Statewide Solid
Mitigate Sanitary Developing a Program Works Professionals Waste and Materials
Sewer Overflows Mr. Chad Weth & Mr. Nick Bradshaw Ms. Cheryl Ball Management Plan
Mr. Ken Baker, P.E. City of Knoxville Public Service Fletcher PR Larry Christley - TDEC
and Ben Luke
Gresham, Smith & Partners
ENGINEERING TECHNICAL fOCUS Urban Forestry and Snow and ice Waste Reduction
Green infrastructure - Public Works - Response Rules
“lessons learned” Why it Matters! Mr. Gary Jennings Larry Christley - TDEC
Mr. Robert Karesh, TDEC Mr. Kasey Krouse Mid-Atlantic Regional Manager
Mr. Patrick Massey, P.E. and City of Knoxville Public Service ICA Engineering Inc.
Mr. Richard Foster, P.E. Department
LDA Engineering Urban Forestry Division
ENGINEERING TECHNICAL fOCUS Active Shooter in the National APWA - To Be Announced
ADA Compliance and Workplace Training - Chapter and
Public Works - Program Knowing the Basics! Branch leadership
Development in Metro Mr. Brice Allen Development
Nashville Tennessee Department Mr. Brian Van Norman
Mr. Mark Macy, P.E. of Homeland Security National APWA "The 2014
Metro Nashville SWANA/TCAPWA
Mr. Clifton Ogden technical sessions are truly
Civic Engineering and Information TOP SHELf and of value to
Technologies, Inc. (Civic)
public works professionals
JOiNT TCAPWA/SWANA PANEl DiSCUSSiON at all levels!" - Ronnie
Curbside Recycling: is it Right for Your Community? Hammonds, TCAPWA
President
The 2025 Plan - Tennessee’s New Waste reduction rules TCaPWa/sWaNa Joint Panel
statewide solid Waste and Materials In 2009 the Waste Reduction Task Force made Discussion: Curbside recycling:
Management Plan recommendations to improve solid waste is it right for Your Community?
It has been over 20 years since Tennessee laid out a management in Tennessee. In response, the The joint TCAPWA/SWANA Panel Discussion will
new integrated solid waste plan. This presentation Department proposed rules that were voted down focus on curbside recycling and how communities
provides an update on the current status of the initially but the Board asked TDEC to break into throughout Tennessee have implemented programs.
State’s effort to prepare Tennessee’s new Statewide smaller more understandable portions for better Lessons learned from both the private and public
Solid Waste and Materials Management Plan or discussion. In August the Division of Solid Waste sector will be discussed and panel members will field
“The 2025 Plan.” We will further take a quick look Management is looking to finalize the second set of questions from participants. Join the discussion and
at some proposed objectives in this new actionable rules from this original package. These rules discuss enjoy this informative and entertaining event!
solid waste plan and answer questions like: “What reporting and non-compliance, and how this will
changes are on the horizon?” “ What to expect as the impact local governments and what changes can be
process winds down and how to stay involved in the expected.
process?” and “When will it all come together?”
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