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5	 Virtual Conference – December 1 & 3, 2020                        18	 Cyber Security: A Business Continuity Plan:
                                                                    	 Your Best Bet in the Event of Disaster
7	 Maryville’s Chissay Wins Murphy Snoderly Award
                                                                    You need a plan when the *#@! hits the fan. For decades,
Longtime City of Maryville worker honored at 32 years,              government and private offices have made elaborate plans
Thisday “Stay” Chissay sets the bar high for customer               for natural disasters and unprecedented events, yet we
service, while helping his fellow co-workers.                       sometimes fail to adequately plan for the wide-reaching
                                                                    chaos that can involve a cyber attack. 
8	 Chattanooga Constructs Largest Capital Project
	 in City’s History                                                 20	 Virtual Branch Meeting Well Attended

The massive Hamm Road Equalization Station project is vital         The well-attended August TCAPWA Virtual Joint Branch
in reducing chronic overflow directly into the Tennessee River.     Meeting featured a little something for everyone, with
At over $50 million, this is the largest single capital project in  leaders and others sharing solutions and best practices on a
Chattanooga’s history.                                              range of topics. 

10	 The City of Alcoa Plays Host to $39.2 Million                   22	 Jeff Baines Named APWA Lifetime Member
	 TDOT Project
                                                                    Jeff Baines is living the dream (job) in Lebanon and has
Decades in the making, this massive project is rerouting the        received his APWA Lifetime Member Pin. As City of Lebanon
way tourists, motorcycle enthusiasts, travelers to McGhee           Commissioner of Public Works, Baines takes pride in
Tyson airport and others drive down Alcoa Highway,                  “making a difference in his hometown.”
affecting more than 60,000 motorists daily who pass in front
of the airport to destinations near and far.                        23	 Branning Awarded TCAPWA Scholarship

14	 Drones and Public Works: Assisting in                           Kyle Branning, Town of Signal Mountain, will use scholarship
	 Emergency Management Briefing                                     money on a second chance to get that civil engineering
                                                                    degree.
During the Sept. 22 joint meeting, a variety of Public
Works professionals from around the country, legislative            24 	American Public Works Association History
representatives involved in drone technology and                    	 and Membership
transportation officials explained how drones are assisting
Public Works projects in surprising ways.                           A look back, and towards the future.

16	 Google and Zoom and Slack, Oh My!                               25	 Cyber Security: Free Cloud Storage – is it really?

In the office or out with the construction crew, new meeting        Cloud Storage has advantages, but also drawbacks.
platforms serve our need for staying connected to each
other (as well as to remote job sites out in the field.) From       27	 Contributors to the Issue
Google Meet to Zoom webinars to Lunchpool and Gatherly,
we explore the time-saving aspects as well as some glitches.        28	 Equipment Spotlight

                                                                    30	 Local Government Buyers’ Guide

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