National Association of County Engineers

06/19/2026

Platinum NACE Corporate Member InfoTech presents; Managing Complexity at Scale: Lessons Learned from a $120M Flood Mitigation Project

Delivering a $120M+ infrastructure investment is anything but simple, involving a series of interdependent efforts that must be planned and managed with precision. The Harbor Brook Channel Improvements Project in Meriden, CT, is a prime example: a $120 million program composed of 15 coordinated projects aimed at mitigating flood risk, modernizing aging infrastructure, and improving public access.

In this webinar, hear directly from the engineers and project owners who navigated the project’s complexity, from environmental constraints and contaminated soil management to intricate construction staging that required multiple temporary access roads and stockpile areas. The end result was a transformative project that reduced flood risk, removed 50+ homes from FEMA flood zones, and created lasting environmental and
community impacts.

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06/09/2026

Centerline rumble strips (CLRS) save lives, but their strength only holds up when there’s a strong pavement foundation beneath them. New research shows reinforcing the joint area with preservation treatments like Void Reducing Asphalt Membrane (VRAM) and Rapid Penetrating Emulsion (RPE) can improve CLRS durability, reduce maintenance and support roadway‑departure safety goals. http://www.facebook.com/jbandthejointsolution
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06/03/2026

Former Madison County Engineer (Ohio) and former National Association of County Engineers (NACE) Northeast Region Vice President David P. Brand was recently honored for his dedicated service as County Engineer.

The Little Darby Creek Covered Bridge was renamed as the David P. Brand Memorial Bridge. The rededication Ceremony was attended by many local dignitaries with several proclamations by city, county, state and federal Agencies.

Clinton County Engineer and former Northeast Region VP Jeff Linkous and current Northeast Region VP and Mahoning County Engineer Pat Ginnetti attended to represent NACE and read proclamations from the County Engineers Association or Ohio and the National Association of County Engineers.

David was a steadfast advocate for roadway safety. His commitment to roadway safety continues to save lives.

05/28/2026

ICYMI: Kicking off last week, NACE President Pam Dingman participated in roundtable event focusing on the importance of local roads to a safe and prosperous national transportation network.

05/27/2026

ICYMI: At the flagship event last week, NACE President Pam Dingman and President-Elect Wayne Sandberg spent some time with Administrator Sean McMaster. We thank Administrator McMaster, FHWA and for their commitment to safe and efficient local road and bridge infrastructure.

05/26/2026

Memorial Day is more than the start of summer—it’s a day to remember the heroes who gave their lives so we could live freely.

Take a moment today to reflect, honor, and never forget.

05/22/2026

A Message from NACE Titanium Corporate Member - JBand

What if pavement preservation started earlier, and paid off longer?

County highway leaders across Wisconsin are shifting from reactive repairs to proactive preservation and seeing real results. These 5 county road managers share how they balance resources and find success in extending the life of their road network. Watch the on-demand discussion and earn a PDH credit: https://qrco.de/bgjHPH

05/22/2026

At the flagship event this week, NACE President Pam Dingman and President-Elect Wayne Sandberg spent some time with Administrator Sean McMaster. We thank Administrator McMaster, FHWA and for their commitment to safe and efficient local road and bridge infrastructure.

04/17/2026

Thank you for an incredible convention! To all of our attendees, sponsors, speakers, and members, thank you for making this week in Texas one to remember. ❤️

Pictures and takeaways to come! Safe travels and a restful weekend to our NACE family.

04/14/2026