Centerline rumble strips (CLRS) save lives, but their strength only holds up when there’s a strong pavement foundation beneath them. New research shows reinforcing the joint area with preservation treatments like Void Reducing Asphalt Membrane (VRAM) and Rapid Penetrating Emulsion (RPE) can improve CLRS durability, reduce maintenance and support roadway‑departure safety goals. twitter.com/jbandsolution See the full breakdown: bit.ly/4ceQZgy

What if pavement preservation started earlier, and paid off longer? County highway leaders across Wisconsin are shifting from reactive repairs to proactive preservation and seeing real results. These 5 county road managers share how they balance resources and find success in extending the life of their road network. Watch the on-demand discussion and earn a PDH credit: qrco.de/bgjHPH twitter.com/ami_asphalt

Former Madison County Engineer (Ohio) and former National Association of County Engineers (NACE) Northeast Region Vice President David P. Brand was recently honored for his dedicated service as County Engineer. The Little Darby Creek Covered Bridge was renamed as the David P. Brand Memorial Bridge. The rededication Ceremony was attended by many local dignitaries with several proclamations by city, county, state and federal Agencies. Clinton County Engineer and former Northeast Region VP Jeff Linkous and current Northeast Region VP and Mahoning County Engineer Pat Ginnetti attended to represent NACE and read proclamations from the County Engineers Association or Ohio and the National Association of County Engineers. David was a steadfast advocate for roadway safety. His commitment to roadway safety continues to save lives.

At the #infrastructureweek flagship event this morning, NACE President Pam Dingman and President-Elect Wayne Sandberg spent some time with @USDOTFHWA Administrator Sean McMaster. We thank Administrator McMaster, FHWA and @USDOT for their commitment to safe and efficient local road and bridge infrastructure.

Kicking off #infrastructureweek, NACE President Pam Dingman participated in roundtable event focusing on the importance of local roads to a safe and prosperous national transportation network.

The NACE delegation is pleased to join our @NACoCounties colleagues participating in events in Washington, D.C. this week as part of #InfrastructureWeek.

NCL and @Protectaxpayers are leading a 27-org coalition urging Congress: don't let heavier trucks on our roads. Bigger trucks = more damage to roads and bridges, higher costs for taxpayers, and more dangerous highways. 📄 Read the letter: ow.ly/VYZS50YR5rk

Thank you for an incredible convention! To all of our attendees, sponsors, speakers, and members, thank you for making this week in Texas one to remember. ❤️ Pictures and takeaways to come! Safe travels and a restful weekend to our NACE family.

The Exhibit Hall is open and life is good at NACE 2026! 🛣️ 🚧 #NACE #NACE2026 #countyengineers #roadofficials

At NACE’s Annual Conference this morning, @USDOTFHWA Administrator Sean McMaster provided a keynote address stressing the important role counties play in ensuring the nation’s road and bridge network remains safe and efficient. We thank the Administrator for his remarks and look forward to working with @USDOTFHWA @USDOT in their efforts to build big beautiful infrastructure.

Are your bags packed?? Check out the fantastic sponsors supporting this years NACE Convention. Thank you for investing in county engineers and the critical work they do to serve communities across the country.

You submitted, now you decide! Voting for the Bridge as a Fashion Model competition is now open. Help us choose the winning bridge and don’t miss your chance to be part of the fun. diglobal.tech/bridge-as-a-fa…

Headed to Texas this weekend? You should be. Registration is counting down for the 2026 NACE Annual Conference—April 12–15 in Arlington, TX. Learn, connect, and lead the future of county infrastructure. 🔗 Register here: countyengineers.org/2026-nac… [countyengineers.org] #NACE2026 #CountyEngineering

Gearing up for Texas with a fantastic group of 2026 NACE Convention sponsors! 💙 Your partnership and support make it possible to bring county engineers together to connect, learn, and strengthen infrastructure nationwide. We’re grateful to have you as part of the NACE community. Not registered yet? Fix that today! 🔗 countyengineers.org/2026-nac…

Calling all Volunteers! Volunteers are the heart of our organization, and we know your time is valuable. NACE volunteers have a critical role in helping the organization achieve our organization's goals and objectives. Participation on committees and task forces engages NACE members in the business of the association, supports the NACE strategic plan and enriches and rewards individual members professionally. The Call to Serve is open! Please submit your interest no later than June 1, 2026. To learn more about each committee, visit our website. 🔗 Interest Form: naceawards.wufoo.com/forms/r… 🔗 Call to Serve: countyengineers.org/commitme…

Everything’s bigger in Texas—including the 2026 NACE Annual Conference! 🤠 Connect with peers, explore the latest innovations in county infrastructure, and gain practical insights you can take back to your community. Don’t miss NACE’s premier event of the year. 📍 Arlington, TX 📅 April 12–15, 2026 2 weeks to go! Secure your spot before it's too late. ✅ Register now: countyengineers.org/2026-nac…

We are counting down! Less than three weeks until the largest event for county infrastructure professionals. Registration is now open for the 2026 NACE Annual Conference, happening April 12–15, 2026 at the Loews Hotel & Convention Center in Arlington, TX. Join county engineers, road managers, and industry partners from across the country for expert-led technical sessions, innovative solutions, and unmatched networking opportunities—all focused on the future of county infrastructure. 👉 Secure your spot today: countyengineers.org/2026-nac… [countyengineers.org] #NACE2026 #CountyEngineers #InfrastructureLeadership #ProfessionalDevelopment

Congratulations to NACE President-Elect, Pam Dingman! Pam was recently awarded the 2025 Nebraska Women in Transportation Woman of the Year for advancing women in all areas of transportation and advocating for transportation projects. We are incredibly proud of this NACE leader!

Polk County, MN received the Roads and Bridges Award for Hot in Place Recycle on their County State Aid Highway 9 from the Red River of the North to US Route 75 in Crookston, MN. The award was presented at the 2026 AEMA-ARRA-ISSA Annual Meeting. Presenting the award was Gavin Jenkins, Senior Managing Editor for @roadeditor. Donn Johnson, Dustrol, Inc. was also presented a plaque. The CSAH 9 project will be featured in March’s edition of Roads and Bridges.