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The latest edition of the American Public Works Association (APWA) Public Works Radio What is Public Works? The Answers We Heard May Surprise You hits the road for some face-to-face sidewalk interviews to hear what public works means to everyday people in the community, with a little public works trivia thrown in for good measure.
Equipped with a podcast microphone and a smile, Public Works Radio host Bailey Dickman showed up at the local farmers market in Kansas City, just a stone's throw away from APWA headquarters, ready to ask strangers about public works.
Their answers are honest and likely a strong representation of what most people think public works means to their community. And of course, potholes couldn't be left out of the conversation. We also secured a completely by-chance interview with a public works professional right there at the farmers' market.
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With a worldwide membership of more than 32,000, APWA includes not only personnel from local, county, state, and federal agencies, but also private sector personnel who supply products and services to those professionals.
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