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TCAPWA Executive                             Annual Conference Highlights
Committee
                                             This year’s TCAPWA/SWANA Conference in Nashville will continue to build on a
tennessee.apwa.net                           tradition of excellence, with many great events already planned. TCAPWA will have
                                             a great run of conference activities with the highly competitive Equipment Rodeo,
PRESIDENT: Ryan McReynolds                   Golf Outing, Trade Show, Host Branch Reception, Industry Tour of the beautiful
Assistant City Manager, Kingsport            Omohundro Water Treatment Plant, and a Monday evening outing for Young
mcreynolds@kingsporttn.gov                   Professionals that you won’t want to miss, plus outstanding Technical Sessions and
(423) 229-9470                               the Chapter Awards Ceremony. Don’t miss out on the Tuesday Closing Event, Roof
                                             Top on Broadway, and meet-and-greet with special guest.
PRESIDENT ELECT: Phillip Jones
Operations Manager, Metro Nashville          CONFERENCE LOCATION: The 2018 Conference will be held at the Doubletree
phillip.jones@nashville.gov
(615) 533-2377                               Downtown Nashville, 615-244-8200, 315 4th Ave. N, Nashville, TN 37219. A special
                                             hotel rate of $235 is available through Sept. 18. There is a link to the hotel on the
VICE-PRESIDENT: Justin Holland               TCAPWA website at tennessee.apwa.net.
Administrator of Public Works, Chattanooga
holland_j@chattanooga.gov                    REGISTRATION: Forms are available in this publication and online for attendees,
(423) 643-6000
                                             vendors and sponsors. There is a discount for attendees registering by Oct. 5, 2018.
SECRETARY: Sharon Rollins                    Contact Mark Miller at markmiller@charter.net or call 865-850-1534 for additional
Consulting Program Manager, MTAS             information. Registration is also available online at tennessee.apwa.net.
sharon.rollins@tennessee.edu
(865) 974-0411                               GOLF OPEN: To kick off the conference, Sunday afternoon we will hold our annual

TREASURER: Kenny Wiggins                     Golf Tournament at one of Metro Nashville’s finest courses, Ted Rhodes Golf
Director, Public Works & Engineering, Alcoa  Course. There will box lunches available at 11 a.m., and a shotgun start at noon.
kwiggins@cityofalcoa-tn.gov                  Please register your team for this event.
(865) 380-4800
                                             YOUNG PROFESSIONALS: At this year’s conference in
WEST DIR: John Fox
Operations Assistant, Collierville           Nashville, Young Professionals will have the opportunity
jfox@ci.collierville.tn.us                   to try the new and exciting point scoring golf game
(901) 457-2800                               known as Top Golf. The YP Event is scheduled
                                             for Monday evening, and is a wonderful event for
MIDDLE DIR: Cody Osborne                     networking with peers.
Waste Superintendent, Metro Public Works
cody.osborne@nashville.gov                   INDUSTRY TOUR: The Omohundro Water Treatment
615-862-4070
                                             Plant began in 1889 with the completion of the George
UPPER EAST DIR: Nicholas Bradshaw            Reyer Pumping Station and boiler house designed by
Fleet Services Deputy Director               Nashville architect C.K. Colley. Steam-powered pumps
nbradshaw@knoxvilletn.gov                    were used to pull water from the river and send it to
(865) 215-6194                               the City Reservoir, originally constructed as a settling
                                             basin for the water before it was distributed. The first
LOWER EAST DIR: Eric Sines                   filtration treatment began in 1929 with the completion
Director of Public Works, Collegedale        of the filtration building at the Omohundro campus.
esines@collegedaletn.gov                     Although now using electric power rather than steam, all
(423) 468-1983                               of these facilities remain in operation today, cleaning and
                                             distributing millions of gallons of water every day. Both
COUNCIL OF CHAPTERS DELEGATE:                the treatment plant and the reservoir are architectural
Ronnie Hammonds                              treasures listed on the National Register of Historic
Streets & Sanitation Manager, Kingsport      Places, and the site is definitely a must-see.
ronniehammonds@kingsporttn.gov
(423) 229-9397                               CLOSING NIGHT EVENT: Rooftop bars are at peak

PAST PRESIDENT: Manny Belen                  popularity and are going up all over Downtown
City Engineer, Memphis                       Nashville. Please don’t miss this exciting closing event
manny.belen@memphistn.gov                    experience while enjoying cocktails and hors d’oeuvres
(901) 576-6700                               overlooking one of Downtown Nashville’s premiere
                                             rooftop experiences. There will also be a special guest
CHAPTER ADMINISTRATOR: Mark Miller           meet-and-greet at the Closing Night Event. You never
Public Works Director, Pigeon Forge          know who you may see at a rooftop bar in Music City!
mmiller@cityofpigeonforge.com
(865) 429-7312

WEBSITE COMM. CHAIR: Rocky Robinson
Technical Specialist, Metro Public Works
william.robinson@nashville.gov
(615) 880-1680; (615) 416-5014 cell

TPW PUBLISHER: Klair Kimmey
P.O. Box 52503, Knoxville, TN 37950
klair@tnpublicworks.com
(865) 288-0815

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