Nonpoint source runoff control and storm water quality treatment design has become one of the fastest growing segments of both landscape architecture and civil engineering professional practice. Our speaker, Dr. Kays, has been one of the national leaders in creating new out-of-the-box integrated water management systems for both suburban and urban areas. He will present some unique strategies that can be applied to existing urban areas or be i...

Benefits This live audio conference is critical for any governmental employer with other post-employment benefits (OPEB) liabilities. The program will provide vital information and planning techniques that will enable employers to avoid the potentially disastrous consequences of failing to identify, control and fund its OPEB liabilities. Most states, municipalities and governmental agencies are aware that they are required to comply with GASB...

Benefits Local governments are facing growing challenges to manage storm water runoff due to aging infrastructure, ever-increasing capital needs and unfunded federal mandates to manage water quality. Storm water programs that are supported primarily by the general fund must compete annually with other programs and funding is often unreliable and insufficient. Due to the recent recession, tax revenues are down and are expected to be lower in th...