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EPISODE · Apr 2, 2026 · 50 MIN

The Public Works Podcast: Vic Bianes Episode

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Episode Title:"Mentorship, Public Service, and Supporting the Next Generation"Episode Summary:Welcome to The Public Works Podcast! In this episode, host Shane Silsby sits down with Vic Bianes, President of the American Public Works Association, to discuss his decades-long career, leadership lessons, workforce development, and the future of public works.Timestamps:00:00 – Introduction & Meet Vic Bianes03:00 – Vic’s Path to Public Works and Early Career Lessons15:40 – Workforce Development & Mentorship in Public Works36:15 – APWA Leadership, Initiatives & National Impact51:10 – Infrastructure Funding, Advocacy & Industry Trends57:50 – Final Thoughts, Getting Involved & ClosingAbout the Guest: Vic Bianes is a lifelong public servant, engineer, and current President of the American Public Works Association. His career spans local and national leadership, with a passion for mentorship and advancing the profession.Enjoyed the episode? Subscribe, leave a comment, and share with someone passionate about building better communities! #PublicWorks #Leadership #Infrastructure #TPWP #APWA #Mentorship #WorkforceDevelopment #NextGeneration #localgovernment

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