Page 4 - May-June 2021 Vol 39 No 1
P. 4

PAGE 10                                                          May/June 2021 • VOL. 39 NO. 1

                                                                 Tennessee Public Works Magazine
                                                                       Online at tnpublicworks.com

5	 National Public Works Week: May 16-22, 2021                   18	 Brentwood: Trash Truck Grapple Loader –
                                                                 	 Saving Time, Money, Manpower
6	 LARGE Walls in Difficult Terrain:
	 Morgan and Roane Counties                                      Brentwood’s two Petersen TL3 Trash Truck Grapple
                                                                 Loaders have been such gamechangers in improving the
Neel-Schaffer walks us through nearly a half decade of           department’s efficiency, they have ordered two more for
construction work on State Route 29 near Harriman,               delivery this spring.
detailing the completion of multiple retaining walls in
challenging terrain.                                             19	 TPWI 2021 Class Schedule Announced

10	 Knox County Emergency Bridge Replacement                     TPWI returns in 2021 with three courses: Public Works
                                                                 Supervision; Maintenance Technologies for Public Works;
Thousands of West Knox County motorists now can ease on          and Construction Inspection. Courses are limited to 15
down the road after Gresham Smith’s speedy fix to the six-       participants each so register soon to reserve your spot.
decades-old Yarnell Road Bridge.
                                                                 20	 TCAPWA Member Spotlight on the
12 	Public Works Departments:                                    	 City of Lakeland’s Daniel Lovett
	 When Icy Winds Blow, They Still Go
                                                                 We take a moment to shine a spotlight on a TCAPWA
Three Public Works Directors reflect on how their                West Branch member whose passion for Public Works
departments provided services during and after February’s        serves not only his community, but his fellow Public Works
“most significant winter storms in the last fifty years” and     professionals, and our organization at all levels.
agree that “some of the best employees (you could ever ask
for) are in the Public Works field.”                             TCAPWA EVENTS AND HIGHLIGHTS

14	 Lafayette: New Automated Side Loader                         	 22	 Call for Murphy Snoderly Award Nominations
	 Boosts Public Works’ Efficiency
                                                                 	 23 Upper East Branch
Lafayette’s new Heil Command-SST™ Automated Side
Loader is all about efficiency and quiet, two attributes highly  	 24 Middle Branch
valued by the city’s 4400+ residents.
                                                                 	 24 West Branch
15	 Guidelines for Contracting for
	 Design Professional Services                                   	 25 Contributors to this Issue

Sharon Rollins, P.E., Legal and Technical Consulting Manager     	 26 TCAPWA/SWANA Annual Conference Materials
of UT Municipal Technical Advisory Service, shares helpful
guidelines for cities or counties requesting architectural       30 Local Government Buyers’ Guide
services by proposals (instead of by qualifications.)
                                                                 Cover: Multiple large retaining walls in Morgan and Roane
16	 APWA Virtual NPWW How-To Guide                               Counties were constructed despite the challenging terrain.
                                                                 Photo provided by Neel-Schaffer.
Follow these ideas and tips to orchestrate and hold this
year’s National Public Works Week safely, virtually, remotely
or variations of the same…themed PW Stronger Together.

© 2021 TN Public Works Magazine. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or part without written permission is prohibited. TPW is provided FREE OF CHARGE to TCAPWA members and select
others. Contact us at (865) 288-0815 or info@tnpublicworks.com if you have been contacted by anyone regarding subscriptions. Ad rate sheet available upon request to klair@tnpublicworks.com.
ISSN 0893-5380. Views and opinions expressed in this publication are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the publisher of TN Public Works Magazine.
   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9