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                                                                                      Tennessee Public Works Magazine
                                                                                           Online at tnpublicworks.com


         5  People Helping People                              18  TCAPWA Mark Miller PW Project of the Year:
         Incoming TCAPWA President John Fox reflects on his years      City of Kingsport City Hall
         with the Town of Collierville and his upcoming plans for his   The City of Kingsport’s new City Hall at 415 Broad Street was
         term leading the Public Works organization.           named the Mark Miller PW Project of the Year. Submitted
                                                               by the City of Kingsport’s Public Works Department, the new
         6  TCAPWA/SWANA 2021 Conference Overview              City Hall, located in the heart of the downtown area, now
         Three days of in-person (yes!) professional development,   successfully centralizes the city’s departments and personnel
         networking and special events were on the agenda when the   for a more convenient citizen-user experience.
         Tennessee Chapter of the American Public Works Association
         and Solid Waste Association of North America attendees   20  Farragut’s BlueCross Healthy Place:
         descended on Memphis after a year’s delay due to COVID-19      Fun and Fitness for All
         guidelines.                                           A special multi-generational play space, Farragut’s BlueCross
         10  Equipment Rodeo ReCap                             Healthy Place Park at Farragut Town Hall boasts a ramped
                                                               playground with freestanding play elements such as an
         A signature event for the annual conference, the equipment   accessible merry-go-round, musical instruments, a swing
         rodeo challenged Public Works operators to pull out all the   area, community pavilion, picnic tables and more.
         stops as they raced, loaded, dumped, and generally had a
         good time on Mud Island in Memphis.                   23  Contributors to the Issue

         12  Golf ReCap                                        24  PW Spotlight: Megan Brooks, City of Alcoa
         Sunny skies and warm(ish) temperatures greeted sixteen   Bryon Fortner, Upper East Branch Director, sent us a spotlight
         teams for their outing at Memphis’ Links at Galloway course,   article about Megan Brooks, Development Services Director
         providing a perfect afternoon for competition and relaxation.  working with the Planning and Engineering Department in the

         14  Tradeshow ReCap                                   City of Alcoa.
         The annual conference trade show, which determines the   26  PW Spotlight: Shahad Abdulrahman, City of Franklin
         meeting’s success, attracted 15 sponsors and over 50   Regina Santana, TCAPWA Vice President, brings us a portrait
         vendors offering attendees ample exposure to their newest   of civil engineer Shahad Abdulrahman, a native of Iraq and
         products, latest innovations, and best practices in their   now Staff Engineer in the CIP (Capital Improvement Projects)
         specialty areas.                                      Engineering Department with the City of Franklin.
         16  Conference Highlights: 2021 TCAPWA Awards         28  2022 TCAPWA Leadership Directory
         Recipients of the TCAPWA Annual Awards, Justin Holland,
         Kristin Franklin, Nicholas Bradshaw, Lauran Canacaris,   30  Local Government Buyers’ Guide
         Abner “Abb” Oglesby, Mike O’Neill, and Mark Pinkston are
         highlighted in this year’s awards wrapup.




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