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SUMMARY:Practical Lessons in Winning Public Support for Infrastructure Project
DESCRIPTION:Let’s face it – winning public support for unfunded infrastructure mandates is difficult to do.  Public officials (both elected and unelected) constantly struggle to communicate the value of infrastructure investments in a way that builds broad-based support from constituents.  This session covers the best strategies for planning and successfully engaging the public on difficult-to-win topics like infrastructure investments\, tax increases\, and municipal compliance activities. \nSpeaker: Mark Heckmann\, Castle Shannon Council President
URL:https://sustainablepittsburgh.org/event/practical-lessons-in-winning-public-support-for-infrastructure-project/
LOCATION:Fisher Hall at Burrell Lake Park\, 209 Delberta Rd\, Lower Burrell\, PA|PA
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SUMMARY:Practical Lessons in Winning Public Support for Infrastructure Project
DESCRIPTION:Let’s face it – winning public support for unfunded infrastructure mandates is difficult to do.  Public officials (both elected and unelected) constantly struggle to communicate the value of infrastructure investments in a way that builds broad-based support from constituents.  This session covers the best strategies for planning and successfully engaging the public on difficult-to-win topics like infrastructure investments\, tax increases\, and municipal compliance activities. \nSpeaker: Mark Heckmann\, Castle Shannon Council President
URL:https://sustainablepittsburgh.org/event/practical-lessons-in-winning-public-support-for-infrastructure-project-3/
LOCATION:Fisher Hall at Burrell Lake Park\, 209 Delberta Rd\, Lower Burrell\, PA|PA
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SUMMARY:Practical Lessons in Winning Public Support for Infrastructure Project
DESCRIPTION:Let’s face it – winning public support for unfunded infrastructure mandates is difficult to do.  Public officials (both elected and unelected) constantly struggle to communicate the value of infrastructure investments in a way that builds broad-based support from constituents.  This session covers the best strategies for planning and successfully engaging the public on difficult-to-win topics like infrastructure investments\, tax increases\, and municipal compliance activities. \nSpeaker: Mark Heckmann\, Castle Shannon Council President
URL:https://sustainablepittsburgh.org/event/practical-lessons-in-winning-public-support-for-infrastructure-project-2/
LOCATION:Findlay Township Activity Center\, 310 Main St\, Imperial\, PA|PA
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SUMMARY:Practical Lessons in Winning Public Support for Infrastructure Project
DESCRIPTION:Let’s face it – winning public support for unfunded infrastructure mandates is difficult to do.  Public officials (both elected and unelected) constantly struggle to communicate the value of infrastructure investments in a way that builds broad-based support from constituents.  This session covers the best strategies for planning and successfully engaging the public on difficult-to-win topics like infrastructure investments\, tax increases\, and municipal compliance activities. \nSpeaker: Mark Heckmann\, Castle Shannon Council President
URL:https://sustainablepittsburgh.org/event/practical-lessons-in-winning-public-support-for-infrastructure-project-4/
LOCATION:Findlay Township Activity Center\, 310 Main St\, Imperial\, PA|PA
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SUMMARY:Building Re-Tuning: An Energy Sustainability Series
DESCRIPTION:Building Re-Tuning Workshop: 2 of 3\nPennsylvania Technical Assistance Program\nFREE \nPlease join PennTAP for the second of three Building Re-Tuning (BRT) workshops being offered in the Pittsburgh area. The February workshop will focus on the fundamentals of BRT including how to use low-cost tools and workbook calculations for an energy-conscious facility. \nBRT is a systematic low cost/no cost approach to ensure that buildings are operating at maximum efficiency. BRT can reduce facility energy costs for government buildings\, community colleges\, or K–12 schools. This program has been designed for PA municipality\, school district\, and community college professionals who work within building operations\, physical plant\, maintenance\, grounds\, EHS or sustainability. \nThis multi-media training includes a webinar\, guest speakers\, and two building walk-throughs in regional facilities.  Additionally\, a webinar will be made prior to the workshop and is intended to be a prerequisite. \nPennTAP is offering 6 Maintenance Points through the Building Re-Tuning Workshop to individuals looking to maintain their Building Operator Certification (BOC) credentials! \nSpace is limited\, so register early!
URL:https://sustainablepittsburgh.org/event/building-re-tuning-an-energy-sustainability-series-2/
LOCATION:CCAC Boyce Campus\, 595 Beatty Rd\, Monroeville\, PA|PA|PA|PA
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SUMMARY:Building Re-Tuning: An Energy Sustainability Series
DESCRIPTION:Building Re-Tuning Workshop: 2 of 3\nPennsylvania Technical Assistance Program\nFREE \nPlease join PennTAP for the second of three Building Re-Tuning (BRT) workshops being offered in the Pittsburgh area. The February workshop will focus on the fundamentals of BRT including how to use low-cost tools and workbook calculations for an energy-conscious facility. \nBRT is a systematic low cost/no cost approach to ensure that buildings are operating at maximum efficiency. BRT can reduce facility energy costs for government buildings\, community colleges\, or K–12 schools. This program has been designed for PA municipality\, school district\, and community college professionals who work within building operations\, physical plant\, maintenance\, grounds\, EHS or sustainability. \nThis multi-media training includes a webinar\, guest speakers\, and two building walk-throughs in regional facilities.  Additionally\, a webinar will be made prior to the workshop and is intended to be a prerequisite. \nPennTAP is offering 6 Maintenance Points through the Building Re-Tuning Workshop to individuals looking to maintain their Building Operator Certification (BOC) credentials! \nSpace is limited\, so register early!
URL:https://sustainablepittsburgh.org/event/building-re-tuning-an-energy-sustainability-series-4/
LOCATION:CCAC Boyce Campus\, 595 Beatty Rd\, Monroeville\, PA|PA|PA|PA
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