Thinking outside the box, using new technologies and leveraging
funding opportunities are innovative strategies that cities can
use to address deteriorating streets and pavement.
The legislative year was dominated by a three-way battle among
the governor, Democrats and Republicans over how to close a $24
billion deficit spanning two budget cycles.
Work that preciously took up to two days to complete is now
finished in a matter of minutes, thanks to software that
integrates computerized maintenance management systems with
geographic information.
By promoting urban-centered growth and restoring contaminated
areas to viable use, redevelopment helps preserve the environment
and open space while reducing sprawl and commute times.
