Engineering America’s Next 250 Years
As the United States celebrates its 250th birthday, the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) is proud of the contributions
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In This Issue
Improving Mobility and Connectivity Across Rural Virginia
Virginia’s Corridor Q Route 460/121, also known as Corridor Q, marks the beginning of a new era for Buchanan County’s
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AI Interview: Scott D. Grayson, CAE, APWA CEO
In the July issue of American Infrastructure, Grayson discusses APWA’s strategy for smarter cities and stronger workforces American Infrastructure: As
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Leading Orange County’s PFAS Response
When per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) were detected in very tiny concentrations , measured in parts per trillion, in portions
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Inside Arizona’s Most Ambitious Freeway Project
The I-10 Broadway Curve project took place on one of the most traveled stretches of the Arizona highway. On an
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The Secret to Award-Winning Roads
At the County of San Diego, we feel like we just won an Academy Award. The 2025 thriller, “One Battle
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From Local Utility to Regional Engine
Water infrastructure rarely makes headlines and that’s by design. When systems work, they are invisible. But across the country, aging
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Upgrading Century-Old Water Infrastructure
For over a century, the City of San Luis Obispo’s Water Resource Recovery Facility (WRRF) played a vital role in
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Hydropower: A Sustainable Energy Solution
Hydropower is a renewable, sustainable energy source that generates electricity by using the natural flow of moving water to spin
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How to have right mindset to tackle infrastructure challenges
We are the hard hat department and drive the nail flush for Albuquerque. We are the ones who engineer, build
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AI Interview: Kareem Adeem
Kareem Adeem, Director of the City of Newark’s Department of Water & Sewer Utilities discusses how the City handles population
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A Great Expansion for North Carolina’s Traffic Connectivity
The Triangle Expressway in Raleigh N.C., received a huge transformation to help facilitate the connection between the N.C. 55 in
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Newark’s Water Infrastructure Lessons for 2026
On Newark’s South 11th Street sits a new, 40-unit affordable apartment building with flushing toilets and running sinks. Underneath sits
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Wurts Street Bridge Rehabilitation
Elegant engineering restores a century old structure Originally built in 1921, the Kingston-Port Ewen Suspension Bridge also known as the
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AI’s Misunderstood Role in Wastewater
As the new year begins, the focus turns to the challenges and opportunities ahead for wastewater infrastructure. With artificial intelligence
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South Platte Renew Advances Water Innovation
South Platte Renew (SPR) is the third largest water renewal facility in Colorado and it is proactively helping the ever-increasing
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AI Interview: Clarence E. Anthony
Clarence E. Anthony, CEO and Executive Director of the National League of Cities (NLC) underscores the urgent need for sustained
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City Report: Veronica McBeth, DOT of Baltimore
Veronica McBeth, DOT for the City of Baltimore, Md., shares her outlook for 2026 After working as a Deputy Assistant
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What government contractors should expect in 2026
Americans experienced a rapidly changing world in 2025 and from all indications, it appears that change will continue to be
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Addressing Aging Infrastructure with Sustainability
The completion of the Denver Water Northwater Treatment Plant in Golden, Colo., marks a significant milestone in their commitment to
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Public Works in Las Vegas Year in Review
The City of Las Vegas aspires to plan, design, build, operate and maintain our assets to enable safe and reliable
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New Harbor Bridge Sets Engineering Records
After a long-awaited nine years of construction, the new U.S. 181 Harbor Bridge Replacement, in Corpus Christi, Texas, opened to
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Public Works Supports All of Us
Without public works, nothing works. No clean water, no sewers and no showers. No roads, bridges or bike paths and
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AI Interview: Mario Vasquez, City Manager of Kansas City
Mario Vasquez reflects on his first year as City Manager and gives hints on what’s to come American Infrastructure: You
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Reflecting on Sustainable Infrastructure
As we close another year, those of us working in sustainable infrastructure face a paradox. The term “sustainability” has become
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