We are saddened by the loss of Payne & Dolan’s Ned Bechthold, who passed away on May 9. Please see the full obituary for Ned … continue reading
Securing Transportation Funding for Wisconsin’s Future
Nothing More Costly Than Not Funding Transportation. When both Republicans and Democrats agree on something as big as transportation funding, that means it’s important. In … continue reading
Vote YES for Transportation
WAPA is among a long list of organizations, associations and companies supporting a proposed amendment to the state constitution to create a transportation fund. If … continue reading
Higher Recycled Pavements are Coming to Wisconsin
In the Fall 2013 issue [PDF] of Wisconsin Asphalt News, we discussed the benefits of asphalt mixes with increased levels of reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) … continue reading
Earlier Maintenance with Thin Layers Pays Off
Thin asphalt overlays are generating a lot of excitement nationally. The article Thinlays for Pavement Preservation in the March/April 2014 issue of NAPA’s Asphalt Pavement … continue reading
At-the-Site Recycling Delivers the Three E’s
Asphalt is already the most recycled product in the world, and one particularly green technique allows it to be reused on the spot. Cold in-place … continue reading
New WAPA Director of Engineering Deb Schwerman
WAPA welcomes Deb Schwerman as our new Director of Engineering. Schwerman brings more than 20 years of experience to the position, having worked both for … continue reading
54th WAPA Conference – Presentations are Online
General session presentations from WAPA’s most recent annual conference are now online. WAPA thanks all presenters for taking the time and effort to share their … continue reading
Wisconsin Asphalt News – Fall 2013
In the Fall 2013 WAPA newsletter: 2013 Conference to Feature Professional Development Hours Gearing Up for High-RAP Asphalt. Asphalt Maintenance Requires Proper Planning and Execution. … continue reading
Wisconsin Asphalt News – Spring 2013
In the Spring 2013 WAPA newsletter: Need a Stormwater Plan? Look to Porous Pavement. Q&A: NAPA’s Chief Technical Expert on Asphalt Trends. Contractors’ Survey on … continue reading