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Jonathan Gano puts his overalls on

The Municipal Posted on June 22, 2017 by Barb SieminskiAugust 2, 2023
Jonathan Gano

Remember the successful TV program “Undercover Boss”? Jonathan Gano, public works director of Des Moines, Iowa, invokes an unusual twist to that idea. Gano, who moved to Des Moines two years ago to take his current job, had been working … Continue reading →

Posted in Personality Profile

The Municipal June 2017: Waste & Water

The Municipal Posted on June 8, 2017 by The MunicipalAugust 2, 2023

Page 10 Editor’s Note: Raising the grade Page 12 From the Cover: Ready to roll: C18 genset kept treatment plant online for five days Page 14 ‘World Capitals’: ‘Houseboat Capital of the World’ Lake Cumberland area, Ky. Page 16 Know … Continue reading →

Posted in Digital Issue, From the Cover, On the cover

Sunflowers give Oak Park residents a sense of place

The Municipal Posted on May 16, 2017 by Nicholette CarlsonAugust 2, 2023
Oak Park, Mich., began planting sunflowers throughout the city thanks to a placemaking plan thought up by City Manager Erik Tungate. Sunflowers can be seen along the I-696 freeway where over 20,000 vehicles travel each day (Photo provided)

When Erik Tungate, city manager, began brainstorming placemaking ideas for the city of Oak Park, Mich., he wanted to prove that one could still make a big impact on a small budget. Growing up in the city of Plainwell, located … Continue reading →

Posted in Town Profile

Rochester, Ind. ‘Round Barn Capital of the World’

The Municipal Posted on May 2, 2017 by Ray BaloghAugust 2, 2023
The Widemen-Gehrig round barn, constructed in 1910, was restored and served as a community building and nature center before being converted in 2005 into the golf club at Mill Creek Golf Course in Rochester. (Photo provided)

Rochester, Ind., population 6,218, is a capital within a capital within a capital, the holy of holies of a triplet of concentric territories all known as “The Round Barn Capital of the World.” Indiana boasts more round barns than any … Continue reading →

Posted in World Capitals

Henderson, Ky., reaps benefits of an early start

The Municipal Posted on April 12, 2017 by Anne Meyer BylerAugust 2, 2023
Henderson, Ky., has reached its goal of having 85 percent of its total combined sewer overflow captured and treated before its release — a goal it has reached a year ahead of schedule. (Photo provided)

During the last century, the U.S. had combined sewer systems that fed both stormwater and wastewater into the pipes. During heavy rains, the overflow of water would carry sewer into rivers through combined sewer overflows. These began to create serious … Continue reading →

Posted in Utilities, Wastewater Management

New draws keep municipal golf courses in the green

The Municipal Posted on April 10, 2017 by Barb SieminskiAugust 2, 2023
With the right approach, municipal golf courses can turn a profit utilizing innovative ideas to pull in new golfers or people who normally wouldn’t visit a golf course or clubhouse. (FloridaStock/Shutterstock.com)

Picture it: A golf course on a warm spring day, rolling in a sea of restful green on a lovely weekday morning when the day is young and the sun is still burning off the last wisps of fog from … Continue reading →

Posted in Parks & Recreation

Gatlinburg recovering from massive fires

The Municipal Posted on April 7, 2017 by Denise FedorowAugust 2, 2023
A motel complex lies in ruins after a major forest fire roared through Gatlinburg, Tenn., and a large section of the Smoky Mountains in late December 2016. (Carolyn Franks/Shutterstock.com)

The city of Gatlinburg is “mountain tough” and is fighting its way back from a massive fire that started at the top of a trail in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and literally blew into the city limits and … Continue reading →

Posted in Firefighting & EMS

Water infrastructure ceases to be on the backburner

The Municipal Posted on March 11, 2017 by Barb SieminskiAugust 2, 2023

The majority of cities may be singing the blues because their pipes won’t stack up against those of Barbra Streisand or Josh Groban. No, not those pipes. The less-than-tuneful pipes we’re referring to are the underground ones that carry our … Continue reading →

Posted in Utilities

Cities explore green roadway alternatives

The Municipal Posted on January 29, 2017 by Elisa WalkerAugust 2, 2023

Pervious concrete has gone by quite a few different name. Porous, green, permeable or “thirsty” concrete is an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional concrete for parking lots, driveways, parking lanes, alleys and roadways. It has been used primarily where water … Continue reading →

Posted in Streets & Snow, Uncategorized

Private forecasters: Should your city be using one?

The Municipal Posted on January 27, 2017 by Barb SieminskiAugust 2, 2023

With winter here, some cities want to be even more prepared for snow and ice by using private meteorological services, which hone in on specific needs and increase lead times for cities so they can respond quicker to changing weather. … Continue reading →

Posted in Streets & Snow

Innovations cutting costs, overtime

The Municipal Posted on January 16, 2017 by Sarah WrightAugust 2, 2023

Another season of snowfighting is underway, with most of those in our readership — those of us who receive snow, anyway — having received some decent snow events already. And with winter’s return, so too comes the long hours spent … Continue reading →

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