This Executive Update features the “Asphalt Performs” ad campaign from APA, recent activities from Women of Asphalt, a new opportunity in Wisconsin to Just Fix It, and NAPA’s international stone matrix asphalt conference.
This Executive Update features the WAPA 2018 Annual Conference, including general session highlights and details on the technical sessions and award winners.
For work on crack relief interlayer project in partnership with the City of Rice Lake. The Wisconsin Asphalt Pavement Association (WAPA) announced today that the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) Northwest Region and the City of Rice Lake were the recipients of the 2018 State Asphalt Award for advancing innovation in asphalt pavements.
Public Works Department recognized for Perpetual Pavement design. The Wisconsin Asphalt Pavement Association (WAPA) announced today that the Fond du Lac County Highway Department was the recipient of the 2018 Local Government Asphalt Award for advancing innovation in asphalt pavements.
Highway Department recognized for various construction techniques. The Wisconsin Asphalt Pavement Association (WAPA) announced today that the Fond du Lac County Highway Department was the recipient of the 2018 Local Government Asphalt Award for advancing innovation in asphalt pavements.
WAPA’s October 2018 Wisconsin Asphalt Industry Insider features what’s new and exciting with WAPA member companies.
Registration is now open for the 2018 Annual WAPA Conference and Business Meeting to be held November 27 and 28 in Madison!
This Executive Update features the “Watch for Us” national work zone safety campaign; PAVEXpress pavement design software and PaveInstruct training tool; and thin asphalt overlays.
This Executive Update features this spring’s Washington, D.C. fly-in, commercial and industrial parking lot training seminars, a national convention of county engineers held in Wisconsin, and news from other state asphalt associations.
Our new History page tells the story of our association’s founding in 1948 and evolution into its current form. Featured items from WAPA’s archives—promotional materials and organizational documents—further highlight our industry and association in the early days.