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The Voice of County Road Officials. NACE welcomes all those who are interested in public works at the county level.

10/19/2026

Last chance to register! Connected Construction: How Real-Time Data Sharing Improves Project Delivery

Infrastructure projects generate a constant flow of information between owners, consultants, inspectors, and contractors. When that information is managed through emails, spreadsheets, paper documentation, and disconnected systems, project teams can spend as much time finding, verifying, and re-entering information as they do acting on it.

This webinar will explore how technology and real-time data sharing can create a more connected approach to construction project delivery. Attendees will see how providing owners, consultants, contractors, and field personnel with access to current project information can improve communication, accelerate decisions, reduce duplicate effort, and provide greater visibility into project progress, costs, changes, documentation, and potential issues.

The session will examine practical strategies for creating a connected project environment where information captured by one participant can immediately support the decisions and activities of the entire project team.

Presenters:
Melissa Scherer, President/CEO - RTVision
Matt Messerly, Construction Engineer - Wright County, MN
Jeremy Hofmeister, Associate, Project Construction Leader - Short Elliott Hendrickson Inc.

📅 October 21, 2026
⏱️ 1pm EST

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🔗 https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_M98D-lu5R3Wy92VbCA1qmA #/registration

10/14/2026

Register now! RT Vision Presents: Connected Construction: How Real-Time Data Sharing Improves Project Delivery

Infrastructure projects generate a constant flow of information between owners, consultants, inspectors, and contractors. When that information is managed through emails, spreadsheets, paper documentation, and disconnected systems, project teams can spend as much time finding, verifying, and re-entering information as they do acting on it.

This webinar will explore how technology and real-time data sharing can create a more connected approach to construction project delivery. Attendees will see how providing owners, consultants, contractors, and field personnel with access to current project information can improve communication, accelerate decisions, reduce duplicate effort, and provide greater visibility into project progress, costs, changes, documentation, and potential issues.

The session will examine practical strategies for creating a connected project environment where information captured by one participant can immediately support the decisions and activities of the entire project team.

Presenters:
Melissa Scherer, President/CEO - RTVision
Matt Messerly, Construction Engineer - Wright County, MN
Jeremy Hofmeister, Associate, Project Construction Leader - Short Elliott Hendrickson Inc.

📅 October 21, 2026
⏱️ 1pm EST

Register Now!
🔗 https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_M98D-lu5R3Wy92VbCA1qmA #/registration

10/13/2026

🌟 Meet the Member! 🌟

Introducing Eric Hilty, an engineer from Jefferson County, Ohio serves as the NACE Pavement Preservation Committee Chair.

College Alma Mater
The University of Akron

What do you enjoy most about NACE?
What I enjoy most about NACE is the opportunity to connect with other county engineers and public works professionals from across the country. Many of us face similar challenges, and NACE provides a great opportunity to exchange ideas, learn from each other’s experiences, and bring practical solutions back to our own communities.

What sparked your interest in civil engineering?
I’ve always enjoyed understanding how things are built and solving practical problems. Civil engineering stood out to me because the work has a direct and lasting impact on people’s everyday lives. Roads, bridges, drainage systems, and other public infrastructure are things people depend on every day, and I liked the idea of building and maintaining something that serves an entire community.

What is the most rewarding project you've worked on, and why?
The most rewarding projects are the ones where you can clearly see the difference between where you started and where you finished. Whether it is replacing a bridge, improving a roadway, or solving a long-standing drainage problem, it is rewarding to take a project from an identified need through design and construction and ultimately deliver an improvement that will serve the public for years to come.

What is the best piece of advice you’ve ever received about managing a large-scale project?
Plan ahead, communicate often, and address problems early. Large projects rarely go exactly according to plan, so good project management is not about avoiding every problem—it is about identifying issues early, communicating clearly with everyone involved, and making timely decisions that keep the project moving forward.

Interested in connecting with peers, growing your network, and advancing the profession? 👉️ Become a member: countyengineers.org/join

10/08/2026

RT Vision Presents: Connected Construction: How Real-Time Data Sharing Improves Project Delivery

Infrastructure projects generate a constant flow of information between owners, consultants, inspectors, and contractors. When that information is managed through emails, spreadsheets, paper documentation, and disconnected systems, project teams can spend as much time finding, verifying, and re-entering information as they do acting on it.

This webinar will explore how technology and real-time data sharing can create a more connected approach to construction project delivery. Attendees will see how providing owners, consultants, contractors, and field personnel with access to current project information can improve communication, accelerate decisions, reduce duplicate effort, and provide greater visibility into project progress, costs, changes, documentation, and potential issues.

The session will examine practical strategies for creating a connected project environment where information captured by one participant can immediately support the decisions and activities of the entire project team.

Presenters:
Melissa Scherer, President/CEO - RTVision
Matt Messerly, Construction Engineer - Wright County, MN
Jeremy Hofmeister, Associate, Project Construction Leader - Short Elliott Hendrickson Inc.

📅 October 21, 2026
⏱️ 1pm EST

Register Now!
🔗 https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_GGlBF3TaTE6RZVV-G-Rf9A #/

10/05/2026

It's not too late to register! JBand Presents: Rethinking Centerline Rehabilitation with Trench Paving, VRAM and Rumble Strip Performance

When the centerline starts to fail, do you fix the road or fix the joint?

Roadway departure crashes continue to drive the adoption of centerline rumble strips across the country, but many agencies face a familiar challenge: deterioration often starts at the centerline joint, which can be accelerated by milled rumble strips.

This webinar examines how trench paving (also called slot paving) methods enhanced with Void Reducing Asphalt Membrane (VRAM) are helping agencies target the problem at its source. Learn how this approach can restore distressed centerline joints, preserve rumble strip performance and extend pavement life while avoiding more extensive rehabilitation at full width.

Presenters:
Vince Venturella [email protected]
Andrew Eicher [email protected]

📅 October 6, 2026
⏱️ 2pm EST

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🔗 https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_GGlBF3TaTE6RZVV-G-Rf9A #/

10/02/2026

Coming next week - register now! JBand Presents: Rethinking Centerline Rehabilitation with Trench Paving, VRAM and Rumble Strip Performance

When the centerline starts to fail, do you fix the road or fix the joint?

Roadway departure crashes continue to drive the adoption of centerline rumble strips across the country, but many agencies face a familiar challenge: deterioration often starts at the centerline joint, which can be accelerated by milled rumble strips.

This webinar examines how trench paving (also called slot paving) methods enhanced with Void Reducing Asphalt Membrane (VRAM) are helping agencies target the problem at its source. Learn how this approach can restore distressed centerline joints, preserve rumble strip performance and extend pavement life while avoiding more extensive rehabilitation at full width.

Presenters:
Vince Venturella [email protected]
Andrew Eicher [email protected]

📅 October 6, 2026
⏱️ 2pm EST

Register Now!
🔗 https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_GGlBF3TaTE6RZVV-G-Rf9A #/

09/29/2026

Don't forget! JBand Presents: Rethinking Centerline Rehabilitation with Trench Paving, VRAM and Rumble Strip Performance

When the centerline starts to fail, do you fix the road or fix the joint?

Roadway departure crashes continue to drive the adoption of centerline rumble strips across the country, but many agencies face a familiar challenge: deterioration often starts at the centerline joint, which can be accelerated by milled rumble strips.

This webinar examines how trench paving (also called slot paving) methods enhanced with Void Reducing Asphalt Membrane (VRAM) are helping agencies target the problem at its source. Learn how this approach can restore distressed centerline joints, preserve rumble strip performance and extend pavement life while avoiding more extensive rehabilitation at full width.

Presenters:
Vince Venturella [email protected]
Andrew Eicher [email protected]

📅 October 6, 2026
⏱️ 2pm EST

Register Now!
🔗 https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_GGlBF3TaTE6RZVV-G-Rf9A #/

09/23/2026

🌟 Meet the Member! 🌟

Introducing Lance Malburg, an engineer from Dickinson County, Michigan who has been a part of NACE for 25 years!

What has been your favorite volunteer role with NACE?
Chairman of the pavement Preservation committee. Got to know a lot of really smart people doing a lot of really interesting things.

When did you know you wanted to pursue a career in Engineering?
High school, I knew I wasn't creative enough to discover something like a scientist, but engineers apply knowledge discovered by others and I knew I could do that.

What's the best advice you've ever received, either personally, professionally or both?
Was told by a past Engineer/ boss Joe Dickrell when working for West Chicago about 30 years ago. "You make mistakes because you have a lack of experience. But you won't get experience until you make mistakes." He also said, "The best experiences to learn from are someone else's mistakes." "Don't be afraid of making mistakes. If you don't make mistakes, you are not doing anything new and are going to fail."

Interested in connecting with peers, growing your network, and advancing the profession? 👉️ Become a member: countyengineers.org/join

09/21/2026

It's not too late to register for NACE Connect September!
Maximizing County Road Investments with Concrete Pavements

County engineers are frequently tasked with maintaining a large roadway network on shoestring budgets. Making the most out of those roadway investments is critical to ensure a long-lasting and well performing network.

Concrete pavements and overlays are often overlooked at the county level, as they are sometimes perceived as being only for interstate-level traffic or too expensive. This presentation will provide examples and perspectives on how many counties and smaller agencies across the country have successfully utilized concrete pavements and overlays.

It will present a number of resources available to assist with introducing and implementing concrete pavements, including the new guide, “A Fresh Look at Concrete Pavements for Local Agencies,” from the CP Tech Center, and demonstrate how easy concrete pavement design can be with PavementDesigner.org.

📅 September 23, 2026
⏱️ 1pm EST

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🔗 https://lnkd.in/ehRFn3Mi

09/18/2026

JBand Presents: Rethinking Centerline Rehabilitation with Trench Paving, VRAM and Rumble Strip Performance

When the centerline starts to fail, do you fix the road or fix the joint?

Roadway departure crashes continue to drive the adoption of centerline rumble strips across the country, but many agencies face a familiar challenge: deterioration often starts at the centerline joint, which can be accelerated by milled rumble strips.

This webinar examines how trench paving (also called slot paving) methods enhanced with Void Reducing Asphalt Membrane (VRAM) are helping agencies target the problem at its source. Learn how this approach can restore distressed centerline joints, preserve rumble strip performance and extend pavement life while avoiding more extensive rehabilitation at full width.

Presenters:
Vince Venturella [email protected]
Andrew Eicher [email protected]

📅 October 6, 2026
⏱️ 2pm EST

Register Now!
🔗 https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_GGlBF3TaTE6RZVV-G-Rf9A #/

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