Infrastructure Week
2024

HAPPENING MAY 13-17

Events are happening all across our nation, all year long. Check back often for additional updates.

Classic Railroad Stations
May
9

Classic Railroad Stations

  • 650 West Skippack Pike Blue Bell, PA, 19422 United States (map)
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Blue Bell, PA

Throughout the first half of the 20th century, railroad stations were very visible parts of many major cities' physical infrastructure. Most of them continued to serve passengers well into the second half of the century. Some are still serving passengers today, although they're home to more commuter trains than long-distance ones.

This informative event is programmed by the Blue Bell Branch Wissahickon Valley Public Library.

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The Welcoming District: How can new arrivals help shape Market East and Philadelphia?
May
9

The Welcoming District: How can new arrivals help shape Market East and Philadelphia?

  • 1218 Arch Street Philadelphia, PA, 19107 United States (map)
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Philadelphia, PA

Philadelphia's population growth has slowed after a strong two decades, but a bright spot is the city's continued increase in immigrants. Research shows that new arrivals build powerful neighborhood networks and open businesses at higher rates than others, making positive use of the city’s existing infrastructure. What if we treated this as an urban development opportunity unto itself? What would an economic development strategy for Market East look like if its starting point was to empower and uplift the community that is already here in addition to supporting newly arriving immigrants?  What if housing and entrepreneurship support for new arrivals became a dedicated initiative for Philadelphia?

This exhibition and panel explores these questions through work put forth by graduate architecture students at the University of Pennsylvania Stuart Weitzman School of Design.

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What New York Could Look Like in 50 Years An Earth Month Reflection Event
May
9

What New York Could Look Like in 50 Years An Earth Month Reflection Event

New York, NY

Join Our Climate and GrowNYC for an insightful Earth Month Event envisioning "What New York Could Look Like in 50 Years." This panel discussion brings together experts and youth activists to explore the possibilities of a sustainable and equitable future for New York. From renewable energy to climate justice, clean water accessibility to green infrastructure, we'll delve into the transformative potential of collective action and forward-thinking policies. We highly encourage youth who want to align climate justice with their own future goals to attend.

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May
10

America’s Water Affordability Imperative Forum

Washington, DC

Join us during Water Week at 12pm on April 10, 2024, in Washington, D.C. at the Senate Visitor Center Room 215 (US Capitol Visitor Center) to learn about the local and national consequences of unaffordable water systems and explore ways policymakers can ensure no American is unable to afford life’s most essential resource.

With 17 percent of Americans served by the largest utilities struggling to pay their water bills, providing affordable access to water and wastewater services for all has never been more critical. And voters want action, with solid majorities supporting efforts to ensure water services are affordable for our most disadvantaged community members.

With opening remarks by Senator Alex Padilla and the Congressional Black Caucus, and a moderated discussion led by the Water Agency Leaders Alliance, this forum will feature local and federal leaders finding innovative ways to balance the need to fully fund water and wastewater systems, ensure access to essential services regardless of income, and prepare for increasing costs on the horizon.

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Stickney Water Reclamation Plant Tour
May
11

Stickney Water Reclamation Plant Tour

Cicero, IL

Celebrate Chicago Water Week! The Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago will host tours of the Stickney Water Reclamation Plant on Saturday, May 11 from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. The public will have the opportunity to learn how the MWRD recovers resources and transforms water.

All ages are welcome, register today!

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ACEC Annual Convention and Legislative Summit
May
13
to May 16

ACEC Annual Convention and Legislative Summit

Washington, DC

The 2024 ACEC Annual Convention & Legislative Summit offers a full schedule of general sessions and smaller issue-based sessions focused on the business of engineering, along with opportunities to network with peers and vendors. This is a critical time for our industry, and it has never been more important to make our voices heard. Join us in Washington, as we work to shape the policies that will define our future.

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ARTBA Federal Issues Program & Transportation Construction Coalition Fly-In
May
13
to May 15

ARTBA Federal Issues Program & Transportation Construction Coalition Fly-In

Washington, DC

At the American Road & Transportation Builders Association's Federal Issues Program & Transportation Construction Coalition Fly-In, attendees will receive congressional and Biden administration perspectives on implementation of the infrastructure law, federal transportation policy and regulatory updates, and a transportation construction market conditions report.

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ASCE Economic Study Release: Bridging the Gap
May
13

ASCE Economic Study Release: Bridging the Gap

  • 660 North Capitol Street Northwest Washington, DC, 20001 United States (map)
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Washington, DC (and virtual)

On May 13th, ASCE will release its newest economic report, Bridging the Gap, with a series of panels from industry experts. Bridging the Gap will highlight the impacts of infrastructure investment on American households and businesses. The report will compare the effects of continuing funding levels from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act to discontinuing this investment when the bill expires in 2026. Which industries will be most impacted? How does infrastructure spending – whether that be for transportation, water, or energy projects – affect your family’s disposable income?

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Intro Revolving Loan Fund WebCourse
May
13
to May 14

Intro Revolving Loan Fund WebCourse

Virtual

The Intro Revolving Loan Fund WebCourse, taking place May 13-14 from 12-5 p.m. E.T., is your first step towards mastering RLFs! 

This course is your opportunity to interact with leaders in the industry. Instructors will dissect RLF program development from start to finish, including designing and establishing an RLF, discussing best practice principles for RLF management, and executing pre- and post-loan closing processes.

View the agenda to learn more and register by Friday, April 26, to receive the early bird rate!

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Bridging the Gap: The Power of Investment in Water
May
13

Bridging the Gap: The Power of Investment in Water

  • 660 North Capitol Street Northwest Washington, DC, 20001 United States (map)
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Washington, DC (and virtual)

Join us for a discussion exploring the economic impact of federal funding for water—and what happens if it doesn’t continue. This discussion is part of the May 13th launch event for the ASCE’s new economic study on the impacts of infrastructure investment on American households and businesses, Bridging the Gap.

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"Road to Zero" Safety Coalition Meeting
May
13

"Road to Zero" Safety Coalition Meeting

Washington, DC (and virtual)

Join us in person or online for the 2024 Road to Zero Annual Meeting! This year’s convening will be held on Monday, May 13, in Washington, D.C. at the National League of Cities conference center. Don’t miss your chance to connect with your fellow Coalition members, get updates from our Working Groups and learn about our plans for the rest of 2024. The event is free and open to all. The agenda and speakers will be announced soon.

Learn More

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Murky Waters: A Community Approach
May
13

Murky Waters: A Community Approach

Los Angeles, CA

A Community Approach to Evaluate and Address Sanitary Sewer Overflows and Basement Backups.

As we face the growing impacts of climate change on urban infrastructure, the dialogue surrounding resilient water systems has never been more pressing. We invite you to join an in-depth session with Dr. Marccus Hendricks, who will illuminate the intersections of public health, urban planning, and environmental justice in the face of increasing sanitary sewer overflows and basement backups.

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Infrastructure Week Opening Reception
May
13

Infrastructure Week Opening Reception

Washington, DC

Celebrate the kick-off of Infrastructure Week 2024 with the United for Infrastructure Steering Committee and Partner Organizations at a rooftop reception hosted by the Business Roundtable held at The Wharf.

This invite-only event will be for United for Infrastructure's network of cross-sector infrastructure practitioners, stakeholders, and partners.

Special thank you to our event sponsor, Florida International University (FIU), for their generous support. 

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FIU: National Initiative for Infrastructure Resilience
May
14

FIU: National Initiative for Infrastructure Resilience

Washington, DC

Florida International University invites you to join them next week for an intimate breakfast with key national stakeholders. Come learn from Arindam Chowdhury, Director of the Wall of Wind (WOW) Experimental Facility at FIU’s Extreme Events Institute. He will be present to update FIU’s partners on NICHE, an initiative to design a national full-scale testing facility that can simulate wind speeds of up to 200 miles per hour and include a water basin to replicate storm surge and wave effects.

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USHSR High Speed Rail Conference 2024
May
14
to May 15

USHSR High Speed Rail Conference 2024

  • 1501 K Street Northwest Washington, DC, 20005 (map)
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Washington, DC

Meet the leaders bringing high speed rail to America. Network with Members of Congress, government officials, business leaders, labor leaders and investors working on the cutting edge of high speed rail.

This event has a registration fee and is open to all. The registration price includes Tuesday all-day events with lunch and refreshments, plus the evening reception. Registration also includes Wednesday all-day events with lunch and refreshments, plus the Wednesday evening reception.

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United for Infrastructure: Invest. Permit. Build.
May
14

United for Infrastructure: Invest. Permit. Build.

Washington, DC

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the United for Infrastructure Steering Committee, proudly presents United for Infrastructure: Invest. Permit. Build.

This marquee event of Infrastructure Week, held at Chamber Headquarters on Tuesday, May 14, will delve into the implementation of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. Join Members of Congress, senior level policymakers, business, state, and local leaders, and other stakeholders as they explore the challenges and opportunities facing our nation's energy, water, and transportation infrastructure and what it means for jobs, our nation, and the future.

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Eno Center for Transportation Webinar: Navigating the Past: Lessons from America’s Transit History
May
14

Eno Center for Transportation Webinar: Navigating the Past: Lessons from America’s Transit History

Virtual

Public transit is an integral part of the nation’s transportation fabric. From the early days of the streetcar to the multimodal systems of today, transit history provides a window into housing, economic, racial, and planning policies that have created and divided communities. This webinar will explore transit policy from the lens of three works on transit histories across the country. The panelists will offer their insights into how our transit history can help explain the present and inform transit policy for the future.

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AEC Unites Inclusive Infrastructure Executive Roundtable
May
14

AEC Unites Inclusive Infrastructure Executive Roundtable

Washington, DC

This executive roundtable event will explore the crucial role of inclusive infrastructure in the AEC industry and effective strategies to ensure equity and inclusion at all levels of projects and within our organizations. This session is a unique opportunity to engage in enriching conversations and exchange best practices, driving us toward a more inclusive, equitable future in the AEC industry.

Key themes addressed will include strategies for embedding inclusivity into infrastructure projects, the role of leadership in fostering an inclusive organizational culture, and case studies on successful community-focused infrastructure initiatives.

(This event is invite only). Learn more!

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13th Annual Building Resilience Conference
May
15
to May 17

13th Annual Building Resilience Conference

Washington, DC

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation will host its annual Building Resilience Conference on May 15-17, 2024, in Washington, D.C. The event will bring together leaders dedicated to shaping the future of resilience through partnership and action, held in collaboration with the Department of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, Federal Emergency Management Agency, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Small Business Administration, and U.S. Agency for International Development.

The Building Resilience Conference connects individuals from the highest levels of business, government, and nonprofits to share good ideas, plan for the unexpected, and solve problems together.

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May
15

Global Infrastructure Investor Association Roundtable

Washington, DC

The Global Infrastructure Investor Association (GIIA) is holding an invitation-only roundtable looking at ways in which the U.S. can maximize the potential of the Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act and Inflation Reduction Act. It will convene state and federal representatives and business organizations to discuss opportunities to accelerate the renewal of US infrastructure by mobilizing private capital and expertise to close the public sector funding gap. GIIA is the membership body for the world’s leading infrastructure investors and advisors to the sector.

(This event is invite only). Learn more!

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NLC: Insights from Local and Regional Infrastructure Leaders
May
15

NLC: Insights from Local and Regional Infrastructure Leaders

Washington, DC (and virtual)

Thousands of local stakeholders are leading projects from the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) alongside their regional transportation partners. Provided with new opportunities to directly access federal transportation funding, local leaders are excited to share insights from the ground level on the progress of these projects taking off across the country.

Join this event, organized by National League of Cities, to hear from local and regional leaders who are turning IIJA’s investments into real-life projects that improve the lives of their residents and the country’s transportation network. This event is also in partnership with The Brookings Institute.

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Washington Post Live, The Race to Decarbonize: Cities and Transportation
May
15

Washington Post Live, The Race to Decarbonize: Cities and Transportation

Virtual

Transportation is the largest contributor of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions, accounting for about nearly 30 percent in most recent estimates. On Wednesday, May 15 at 12:00 p.m. ET, Ford’s chief sustainability officer Bob Holycross and Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego discuss efforts to decarbonize transportation, build out electric vehicle infrastructure and design smarter cities.

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Digital Infrastructure Webinar Series: Curb Data
May
15

Digital Infrastructure Webinar Series: Curb Data

Virtual

Making transportation in cities smarter helps to make traversing our communities more efficient, safer, and greener. However, while we focus on time spent making traveling safer, we must also collect curb use data to ensure that curb zones are accessible and useful to the largest number of commuters once they reach their destination.

At this virtual event hosted by ITS America, panelists will share their experiences and future hopes for how curb data helps government and service providers offer better services to the general public.

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Steel Bridge Preservation: Build to Last Webinar
May
15

Steel Bridge Preservation: Build to Last Webinar

Virtual

Steel Bridge Preservation: Build to Last webinar will provide an overview on steel bridge durability and identifies the most effective ways to prevent corrosion.

The Short Span Steel Bridge Alliance (SSSBA), the American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) and the American Galvanizers Association (AGA) are partnering to host a webinar on May 15, 2024 that highlights the most common ways to preserve steel bridge infrastructure. This seminar will help specifiers and owners.

Learn more and register today for this virtual event!

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Cultivating Community, Commerce, and Transit Oriented Development
May
16

Cultivating Community, Commerce, and Transit Oriented Development

  • Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy (map)
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New Brunswick, NJ

A day of innovation and collaboration surrounding transit-oriented development and community betterment.

This symposium, presented in partnership with the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, NJ TRANSIT, the NJ Department of Transportation, and the Alan M. Voorhees Transportation Center at Rutgers University, will bring together experts, stakeholders, and professionals to explore the intersection of community, commerce, and transit-oriented development.

This is an opportunity to learn from the past and shape the future of transportation and community in New Jersey.

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Charging Up EV Infrastructure Deployment and Clean Tech Supply Chains
May
16

Charging Up EV Infrastructure Deployment and Clean Tech Supply Chains

Washington, DC

U.S. manufacturing is thriving due to increased demand for domestically produced clean energy and electrification technologies. Join the Bipartisan Policy Center for a fireside chat with Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) on reshoring supply chains for clean tech production and America's advanced manufacturing renaissance.

Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) will provide an address on the benefits Tennessee is experiencing from capital investments for electric vehicle (EV) and battery projects, and then leaders from the Department of Energy, Ford Motor Company, Siemens North America, and the National Electrical Manufacturers Association will discuss the progress made to scale up EV charging and related infrastructure and what more is needed to unlock the economic, jobs, and climate benefits of this growing segment of the clean tech and electrical manufacturing market.

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City of Morro Bay Water Resources Center Community Tour
May
16

City of Morro Bay Water Resources Center Community Tour

Morrow Bay, CA

Tour Morro Bay's largest infrastructure program in City history and learn more about the Public Works Department.

Enjoy an opportunity for a behind-the-scenes tour of the Water Resources Center and meet the staff who operate your water, sewer collections and wastewater infrastructure. 

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DC Infrastructure Academy Spotlight with ACEC, ASCE, & APWA
May
16

DC Infrastructure Academy Spotlight with ACEC, ASCE, & APWA

Virtual

Celebrate the next generation of infrastructure and public works professionals at the DC Infrastructure Academy. This event is part of the Engineering & Public Works Roadshow, a joint effort by the American Council of Engineering Companies, the American Public Works Association, and the American Society of Civil Engineers.

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 Funding America’s Infrastructure: A Panel Discussion with House and Senate Appropriations THUD Subcommittee Staff
May
16

Funding America’s Infrastructure: A Panel Discussion with House and Senate Appropriations THUD Subcommittee Staff

Washington, DC

The Road Gang is very pleased to announce our May Luncheon, featuring staff from the House and Senate Appropriations Subcommittees on Transportation, Housing, and Urban Development (THUD).

From the recently completed FY 2024 bill, to the process for funding disasters and tragedies such as Baltimore’s Key Bridge, to the upcoming FY 2025 process, there will be plenty to discuss and learn from the perspectives of these experienced and knowledgeable Appropriators.

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Green Stormwater Infrastructure Solutions
May
16

Green Stormwater Infrastructure Solutions

  • 215 South Granite Avenue Granite Falls, WA 98252 (map)
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Granite Falls, WA

Join us at the Granite Falls Civic Center to learn more about green stormwater infrastructure in the Pilchuck Watershed. Green stormwater infrastructure are best management practices that mitigate pollution in a watershed. This includes rain gardens, bioswales, urban trees, and depaving. Learn more at this event about how you can use these solutions to manage stormwater on your property.

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Chicago Investors Conference 2024 Landmark Tours
May
17

Chicago Investors Conference 2024 Landmark Tours

Chicago, IL

As part of the Chicago Investor’s conference, attendees are invited to join a tour of one of Chicago's outstanding projects, developments, and landmarks! Upon registration, you will be able to select from one of several tour options, including examples such as a Riverfront Development Boat Tour, The Obama Presidential Center, The Guinness Open Gate Brewery, or Pullman National Park.

This event is for investors, non-investors, and those in the government sector.

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East Bay Green Economy Workforce Collaborative
May
17

East Bay Green Economy Workforce Collaborative

Livermore, CA

What does the Clean-Tech workforce of tomorrow look like? How can your company best prepare for the Green Energy revolution?

Join us for a brand-new collaborative opportunity between Green Industry and the Chabot-Las Positas Community College District to share your workforce development needs and work side-by-side with college faculty to design trainings, certifications, and programs that ensure our Green Industry partners have the trained and skilled candidates they need.

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Chelan/Douglas Workforce Collaboration Summit 2024
May
17

Chelan/Douglas Workforce Collaboration Summit 2024

Wenatchee, WA

Join local organizations as they engage in a day of learning about partner services, networking, and other valuable resources. Staff make new connections and foster existing relationships to better assist their clients. Innovative tools and other resources are shared to help staff understand all the services available in our region and who provides them. It’s a day filled with learning to assist workers, job seekers, and businesses to access wide-ranging workforce preparation programs and services.

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United for Infrastructure West Coast Anchor Event
May
17

United for Infrastructure West Coast Anchor Event

Los Angeles, CA

Join United for Infrastructure in Los Angeles on Friday, May 17 to celebrate the conclusion of Infrastructure Week 2024. Our West Coast Anchor Event will be held at LA’s Historic Union Station Ticket Concourse in partnership with our event hosts, LA Metro, and UFI’s esteemed Steering Committee and Partnership Network.

We’ll feature panel discussions and fireside chats with governmental and industry leaders focusing on two infrastructure sectors critical to Southern California and the Western US: transportation and water. The event will also host discussions on the infrastructure opportunities and challenges presented by the 2026 World Cup and 2028 Olympic Games.

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PFN Community Broadband Luncheon
May
21

PFN Community Broadband Luncheon

Benton Harbor, MI

Businesses, community anchor institutions, and government stakeholders will gather to learn about the Peninsula Fiber Network’s $87m NTIA Middle Mile Broadband Infrastructure project. PFN received a grant award to build broadband infrastructure in three Michigan locations, one of which is in your region. Join PFN and 123NET to learn how this broadband project will positively impact your communities, villages, towns, and cities.

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Metro's Design Workshop: Vermont Transit Corridor Project
May
21

Metro's Design Workshop: Vermont Transit Corridor Project

Los Angeles, CA

LA Metro’s design workshops provide an opportunity to roll up your sleeves, share your ideas, to shape the future of transportation in your area.

Why Attend? 

You are a subject-matter expert about your community and how you travel along Vermont Avenue!  

  • Voice your thoughts to influence the project's design. 

  • Get creative and collaborate with fellow community members about how you envision better travel along Vermont. 

  • Help us develop a plan that reflects the needs of the community. 

Register today!

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Climate Resilience at the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey: Engineering to Mitigate Climate Risk
May
22

Climate Resilience at the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey: Engineering to Mitigate Climate Risk

  • 20 West 44th Street New York, NY, 10036 United States (map)
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New York, NY

Join the ASCE Met Section COPRI Chapter for a technical lecture given by Sarah Colasurdo, Program Manager of Climate Resilience at PANYNJ.

This lecture will provide an overview of the Climate Resilience program at the Port Authority including: a history of major impacts to date and the policy and program efforts underway to mitigate climate risks going forward. In addition, this lecture will provide an overview of the Climate Risk Assessment (CRA) to demonstrate how the Port Authority is preparing strategic investments to mitigate future impacts. The CRA identifies critical assets, consequences of inaction, and strategic investment in the future. You will gain an overview of the program structure, the process for gathering data, the analytical methodology, and the process for evaluating priority actions.

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The Future of Design & Construction
May
29
to May 30

The Future of Design & Construction

Tempe, AZ

Explore how design and construction technology and innovation are addressing challenges for municipalities. Discover how the building industry is implementing new solutions to help cities thrive. Engage with the design and building community to reshape project delivery and influence the future of our cities and infrastructure.

Topics include:

  • Rethinking contracts and risk for improved collaboration.

  • Case studies showcasing emerging design and construction tech that reduces costs and boosts productivity.

  • Strategies for designing and delivering sustainable, energy-efficient, high-performance projects.

  • Utilizing emerging technologies such as digital twins for urban planning and simulations.

  • The impact of AI, automation, and robotics on our approach to building.

  • Innovative project delivery methods like off-site construction, prefabrication, and DFMA strategies.
    Explore how design and construction technology and innovation are addressing challenges for municipalities. Discover how the building industry is implementing new solutions to help cities thrive. Engage with the design and building community to reshape project delivery and influence the future of our cities and infrastructure.

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2024 Cleveland Water Open House
Jun
7

2024 Cleveland Water Open House

Cleveland, OH

Join us as we celebrate Drinking Water Week with free, guided tours of our Garrett A. Morgan Water Treatment Plant. See first-hand everything that goes into making water from Lake Erie clean and safe to drink. From pumping lake water through a miles-long tunnel to filtering, disinfection, and testing, all while utilizing state-of-the-art technology to monitor everything. We’ll also have water-related experiments, demonstrations, and exhibits for the whole family.

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CSPA Building Infrastructure Summit: How Government is Helping Pennsylvania Build, Develop & Innovate
Jun
13

CSPA Building Infrastructure Summit: How Government is Helping Pennsylvania Build, Develop & Innovate

Philadelphia, PA

Together, two signature pieces of federal legislation have provided funding for $14.8 billion in public infrastructure and clean energy projects throughout the commonwealth, including more than $10 billion allocated for roads, bridges, public transit, ports, and airports, with Philadelphia alone receiving $350 million from the landmark Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to help expedite its infrastructure efforts.

This event will provide in-depth analysis and conversations about some of the biggest projects completed and in the works at the municipal, county and statewide levels.

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Temescal Creek Watershed Tour
Jun
15

Temescal Creek Watershed Tour

Oakland, CA

In this tour, we'll explore the Temescal Neighborhood that is located over a once-stunning section of the now-buried Temescal Creek, learn about the history of transportation: cable cars, train lines, freeway development, green infrastructure and all things stormwater.

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Toward Sustainable Groundwater in Agriculture: Linking Science & Policy
Jun
17

Toward Sustainable Groundwater in Agriculture: Linking Science & Policy

San Francisco, CA

This three-day conference will provide scientists, policymakers, agricultural & environmental interest group representatives, consultants and local, state & federal government officials with the latest scientific, management, legal and policy advances for sustaining our groundwater resources in agricultural regions around the world.

Register today! For more information on the conference, visit the Foundation's website.

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Pure Water Antelope Valley Demonstration Facility Groundbreaking
Jun
20

Pure Water Antelope Valley Demonstration Facility Groundbreaking

  • 2107 East Avenue Q Palmdale, CA, 93550 United States (map)
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Palmdale, CA

Join Palmdale Water District (PWD), Capture6 and state and local leaders to celebrate the groundbreaking of the state-of-the-art Pure Water AV demonstration facility. The facility will demonstrate how PWD will utilize proven water purification technology to clean recycled water to produce safe, high-quality drinking water. In collaboration with Capture6's Project Monarch, the facility will exhibit a first-of-its-kind technology that removes carbon dioxide from the air using waste brine from Pure Water AV.

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Transportation Infrastructure Summit
Jun
25
to Jun 26

Transportation Infrastructure Summit

San Diego, CA

Alternative project delivery methods to meet tomorrow’s transportation needs today.

The Premier Project Delivery Conference for Local Governments. Those attending include: State DOTs, Port Authorities, Airports, Transit Authorities, A/E/C Firms, Developers, Concessionaires, Financiers, Lawyers, Consultants, Advisors.

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Rebuilding New York Summit
Jun
26

Rebuilding New York Summit

New York, NY

City & State’s Diversity Summit will offer industry executives, public sector leaders and academics a full-day conference dedicated to fostering business partnerships between the state and local government, prime contractors and MWBEs. Find out what it takes to thrive in New York’s competitive procurement arena by connecting with key government agencies, prime contractors and state & local representatives at the City & State Diversity Summit.

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Oct
17

Imagine a Day Without Water National Day of Action

USA

Imagine a Day Without Water is a National Day of Action that brings together diverse participants to highlight how water is essential, invaluable, and in need of continuous investment. This year’s day of action will take place on October 17, 2024—join us and be a voice for water in your community!

Stay tuned for announcements and updates about this year’s day of action.


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Neighborhood Revitalization in Overlooked Communities
May
8

Neighborhood Revitalization in Overlooked Communities

Long Beach, CA

This panel discussion will focus on how to improve the quality of life for residents in neighborhoods that have had limited investment while exploring how to discourage gentrification and displacement. We will hear from a nonprofit and for-profit developer, planning director, and City of Long Beach Equity Officer, with the discussion moderated by an urban designer. Panelists will explore the community opportunities, challenges, and fears of neighborhood investment.

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Building Tomorrow’s Workforce: Fostering Female Talent in Youth Apprenticeship
May
8

Building Tomorrow’s Workforce: Fostering Female Talent in Youth Apprenticeship

Virtual

In celebration of Youth Apprenticeship Week, join us for an engaging virtual dialogue focused on empowering young women to embrace apprenticeship programs and explore exciting career pathways in trades and nontraditional occupations. Participants will gain insights into strategies and explore invaluable resources for encouraging female participation in youth apprenticeship programs through guest speakers and an overview on the Women’s Bureau’s Equity Module Toolkit and Department of Labor grants.

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Smart Lake Erie Watershed - Driving Economic Development through Innovation
May
7

Smart Lake Erie Watershed - Driving Economic Development through Innovation

Virtual

In this virtual panel discussion, industry, utility, and research leaders will explore how the power of water data drives innovation, economic development, and protection of our natural resources. What lessons can we learn from the "Smart Lake Erie Watershed" and how could we scale them across the Great Lakes?

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Redefining Mobility Summit
May
7

Redefining Mobility Summit

  • 2600 Camino Ramon San Ramon, CA, 94583 United States (map)
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San Ramon, CA

Join the Contra Costa Transportation Authority (CCTA) and our partners for the ninth annual Redefining Mobility Summit in San Ramon, California. At the Summit, you will have the opportunity to hear from government, industry, and international leaders about how innovative research and cutting-edge technology is revolutionizing transportation.

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Young Professionals in Energy NYC, Young Professionals in Infrastructure Present Hydrogen: Fuel of the Future
May
6

Young Professionals in Energy NYC, Young Professionals in Infrastructure Present Hydrogen: Fuel of the Future

New York, NY

Join Young Professionals in Energy NYC and Young Professionals in Infrastructure with our esteemed panelists to explore challenges and opportunities for Green Hydrogen:

  • Understanding the technologies and logistics in realizing the green hydrogen economy.

  • Current hydrogen project landscape, and growing electrolyzer capacity worldwide.

  • The role of hydrogen in ammonia, methane, and other electrolyzed fuels.

  • Fundraising environment and unique financing needs for first-of-its-kind projects driving innovation and key players including corporates, sovereigns and public-private partnerships.

  • Opportunities and hurdles for green hydrogen and building out global infrastructure and logistics.

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Celebration of Modern Agriculture on the National Mall
May
6
to May 8

Celebration of Modern Agriculture on the National Mall

  • National Mall near the Smithsonian Metro Stop - Washington, DC (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Washington, D.C.

AEM is gearing up to fill the National Mall for the third year in a row with the latest in off-road equipment.

The second Celebration of Modern Ag on the National Mall will take place Monday, May 6 – Wednesday, May 8 between the Smithsonian Museums in the heart of Washington, DC. 

The 2024 theme of Sustainable Supply Chain aims to highlight the benefits of today’s agricultural equipment technology along with gains achieved by producers, agri-business, food processors, and retailers. AEM is striving to have the full spectrum of agricultural equipment represented, including livestock, specialty and row crops.

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O'Brien Water Reclamation Plant Tour and Open House
May
4

O'Brien Water Reclamation Plant Tour and Open House

Skokie, IL

Join the MWRD to celebrate Chicago Water Week!

Established in 1889, the MWRD is an award-winning, special purpose government agency responsible for treating wastewater and managing stormwater in Cook County, Illinois. We strive to be a responsive neighbor that engages with the public on several critical water-related issues that improve the quality of life for all. In this tour, the public will have the opportunity to learn how the MWRD recovers resources and transforms water. All ages welcome.

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Driving Electrification: Integrating EV Charging in Electrification
May
2

Driving Electrification: Integrating EV Charging in Electrification

Sacremento, CA

Explore the possibilities and challenges associated with electric vehicle infrastructure. Our panelists will explore topics ranging from how we allocate scarce electrical capacity to challenges for EV-owning housing renters. Discover current and upcoming ground-breaking incentives and technologies from our panelists and vendors.

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BizFed Institute & Milken Institute Housing Forum: Sustainable Construction
May
2
to May 9

BizFed Institute & Milken Institute Housing Forum: Sustainable Construction

  • Four Points by Sheraton Los Angeles Westside (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Culver City, CA

The BizFed 6th Annual Institute & Milken Institute Housing Forum: Sustainable Construction will bring together diverse roundtables of public and private sector leaders along every segment of the development pipeline. They will help to pinpoint new policy solutions, cement new partnerships, and plant buds of newfound optimism and bring affordable housing to the LA region. Los Angeles Deputy Mayor of Housing Kevin Keller will be in attendance and speaking at the forum. This forum will coincide with BizFed Institute’s mission to equip decision makers with comprehensive expertise and resources to impact change to build and sustain strong communities in this new economy.

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Conversation with Veronica O. Davis, author, "Inclusive Transportation: A Manifesto for Repairing Divided Communities"
May
1

Conversation with Veronica O. Davis, author, "Inclusive Transportation: A Manifesto for Repairing Divided Communities"

Virtual

Transportation planning has often had destructive consequences for underserved communities.

Veronica Davis wants to shed light on those inequalities. In her new book, Inclusive Transportation: A Manifesto for Repairing Divided Communities, Veronica lays out her vision to bring about a new era of transportation planning.

During this discussion, Veronica will explain why centering people in transportation decisions requires a great shift in how transit planners and engineers are trained, how they communicate, the types of data they collect, and how they work as professional teams.

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Putting Public Assets to Work Through Innovative Finance
May
1

Putting Public Assets to Work Through Innovative Finance

Washington, DC

On Wednesday, May 1, Brookings Metro will host the USDOT Build America Bureau and the GFOA Putting Assets to Work team to discuss the Biden administration’s vision and new tools for empowering transit-oriented development, and how local leaders are evaluating the opportunity. Attendees should expect a constructive dialogue on status quo barriers to integrating transportation and land development, yielding an action agenda for how to overcome them.

This event will be open to attend in person or watch the virtual webcast.

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Submitting for Competitive NOFOs: Volume II
Apr
17

Submitting for Competitive NOFOs: Volume II

Our workshop is back by popular demand!

Last year, United for Infrastructure was thrilled to host USDOT Leadership for an opportunity to engage directly with government and grant writing staff from across the nation on how to submit for competitive NOFO and discretionary grants.

This year, as we mark the halfway point of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, we are excited to be partnering with USDOT for yet another informative discussion. This workshop will be held in person at the DDOT's offices in Washington, DC, as well as virtually via Zoom and registration is now open!

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Apr
9

Bridges, Roads, and Rails: America's Infrastructure at a Crossroads

Every 4 years, the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) evaluates the state of America's infrastructure and produces a report card with a score and recommendations for improvement. In 2021, America's infrastructure overall scored a C-. Come ASCE's next 'Report Card for American Infrastructure,' will the nation's roads, bridges and ports make the grade? Which recommendations from 2021 have been addressed and which have not? Thomas W. Smith III, ASCE's Executive Director, joins TT's Joe Howard to discuss the latest investments in infrastructure, the path forward for electrification, and more.

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Mar
13

Book Talk: How Infrastructure Works

On March 13th, join us for the next installment of the Municipal Art Society + Housing Works author series, featuring a discussion with author Deb Chachra, moderated by journalist Clive Thompson! The pair will discuss Deb’s recent publication, How Infrastructure Works. The book is “a new way of seeing the essential systems hidden inside our walls, under our streets, and all around us” (Penguin Random House). Deb and Clive will talk all things infrastructure across New York City, the United States, and beyond.

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May
19

Iyai+ Critical Conversations with APTA's Emerging Leaders Program

Introducing Youth to American Infrastructure+ in partnership with APTA

On May 19, 10AM PST, as part of United for Infrastructure Week, Iyai+ is teaming up with the American Public Transportation Association (APTA) to bring together a youth panel from the APTA Emerging Leaders Program (current participants and alumni) for a one-hour lunch and learn.

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May
18

Webinar: How to Make the Most of Broadband Technical Assistance

Center on Rural Innovation

The National Broadband Resource Hub partners would like to invite you to join them for an upcoming webinar about how communities and local leaders can make the most of broadband technical assistance. As someone who has signed up for a Hub event in the past, we wanted to make sure this opportunity didn’t pass you by!

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