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Wednesday, October 23
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MountainviewRiverviewShoreline
8:30-10:45Full Sail Brewery Technical Tour
8:30-11:45Pre-Conference Workshop (Information below)
12:00-1:30Opening Luncheon/Keynote Address: Eagle Creek Fire (Columbia Room)
2:00-3:00  Gresham's Local Street Reconstruction Program - Hitting the Streets

Building TRUST in Oregon

Let's Agree to Disagree - Productivity

3:30-4:30 

Vancouver's Return to the Waterfront

Unlocked Potential Using Wastewater Monitoring and ModelingConcept Plans to Construction: Putting the "Public" in Public Works
Thursday, October 24
TIMETRACK 1TRACK 2TRACK 3
MountainviewRiverviewShoreline
9:00-10:00 2017 Newberry Road Landslide - Response, Design, and RepairAWIA Compliance, Cybersecurity, and Emergency Response, Oh My!

Technology Spotlight

10:30-11:30So You're Soliciting Professional Services...2020 ChangesSanitary and Stormwater Asset Repair PrioritizationChallenges of Communicating Earthquake Hazards in the PNW
12:00-1:30Keynote Address: Improv Skills for Business Presentations
2:00-3:00Managing Green Infrastructure Assets Using GIS and App Technology

Improv Skills for Business

Smart Cities and Small Cell Infrastructure 

3:30-4:30

Is it a Bridge, a Culvert, or a Buried Bridge?

Improv Skills for Business

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Progressive D/B: TVWD's Approach for Replacing a 5 MG Water Tank
Friday, October 25
TIMETRACK 1TRACK 210:00 - 10:30

Hotel Check-out Break
Beverages only
MountainviewRiverview
9:00-10:00Integrating O&M into Salem's Algal Toxin Removal ProjectEvolving Our Utilities to Meet the Needs of a Changing World
10:30-11:30 

Pavement that can Clean Water

Building Bridges to Build Bridges: ROI of Diversity and Inclusion

Technical Program is subject to last minute changes. The latest program will be published in the Onsite Program. Any changes after printing date will be posted onsite.

Technical Session Descriptions

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Pre-Conference Workshop

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 23, 2019

Managing Right-of-Way, Railroad, and Utilities for Project Success

Who Should Attend?  Certified local agencies, ODOT staff and anyone who would like to learn how to better manage the complexities of right-of-way, railroad, and utility aspects of their public works projects.

Workshop Description:  Right-of-way, railroad, and utilities bring a higher level of complexity to your public works project and can be the source of project delays and cost over runs.  This workshop will provide an overview of each process, identify key issues and how to resolve them, and provide informational resources that you can add to your tool kit.  Speakers are ODOT and local agency staff who will share their expertise, practical experience, and proven strategies to help you better manage your public projects. 


Keynote Speakers

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 23, 2019

http://oregon.apwa.net/Content/Chapters/oregon.apwa.net/Image/Events%2FSC18%2FMcGlone%20Edward.jpgBig County, Little County
Lessons Learned in the Eagle Creek Fire

The Eagle Creek Fire started Labor Day weekend 2017 and became the #1 fire in the country. Two counties activated their Emergency Operations Centers for three weeks, evacuated residents, dealt with transportation and shelter issues, pushed out rapidly changing public information and navigated a high-profile incident from two ends of the same wildfire. Find out what worked, what didn’t, how we can work together better, tools you can use and how you can apply what we learned to your next emergency incident, from a County Emergency Manager's perspective.
Barb Ayers, Hood River County Emergency Manager and Public Information Officer

THURSDAY OCTOBER 24, 2019

http://oregon.apwa.net/Content/Chapters/oregon.apwa.net/Image/Events%2FSC18%2FMcGlone%20Edward.jpgImprov Skills for Business Presentations

Professional improvisors forge instant and deep connections with their audiences. Those skills can be harnessed by presenters too. This fast-paced presentation about giving presentations will highlight those skills in an interactive format, while delivering a set of common-sense guidelines for telling your story, as opposed to presenting data. Learn solid tips from someone who's been hired by top executives to help them get through their public speaking dilemmas.
Patrick Short, President, CSz Worldwide / GM of CSz Portland


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