Kim Stephens retweeted
Surprise! Persistence & passion of two driving forces in BC's #assetmanagement landscape were recognized w/ lifetime awards frm @KAStephens_PEng, Partnership for Water Sustainability in BC & from Brian Bedford. Thank you Glen Brown @tgbrown29 & Wally Wells #OurAssetsMatter
Kim Stephens retweeted
Have you had a chance to use our AssetSMART tool? It is a tool that local governments can use to assess their capacity to manage their assets. Visit our website today to learn more and download AssetSMART #OurAssetsMatter assetmanagementbc.ca/wp-cont…
Kim Stephens retweeted
The Trust for Governors Island reveals its plans to repurpose and revitalize this old military base into a global climate solutions center!
bit.ly/3760tuF
via @restorm
Kim Stephens retweeted
This old, abandoned 12-acre factory site is about to become a new, green mixed-use neighborhood with over 750 homes, a school and a hotel...creating 2261 jobs!
bit.ly/36SDQtE
via @restorm
Kim Stephens retweeted
8-minute VIDEO:
50 years ago, this overgrazed area was an arid wasteland.
Then one man came along and restored both water and biodiversity!
bit.ly/3ipkI8I
via @restorm
Kim Stephens retweeted
Thank you @AssetMBC for having me host this session w/ awesome speakers who explained the free training to Advance your Asset Management Practices. You can see the video, the program guide, expression of interest form on the AMBC website assetmanagementbc.ca #OurAssetsMatter
Kim Stephens retweeted
A must-read in our Summer 2020 Newsletter >>
Infrastructure AM in BC: Transforming the phrase ‘sustainable service delivery’ into an actionable vision for local government. #OurAssetsMatter
assetmanagementbc.ca/wp-cont…
Kim Stephens retweeted
Here's how this vacant industrial building will be renovated and repurposed as a "creative factory" to help revitalize a historic town!
bit.ly/31Whdl5
via @restorm
Kim Stephens retweeted
Here's another new example of what might be called "Instant TOD" (transit oriented development):
The tactic of revitalizing cities by building in the airspace above existing public transit stations!
bit.ly/3gAMGNS
via @restorm
Kim Stephens retweeted
Interesting piece on @GlobalOkanagan re: management of #OkanaganLake levels.
globalnews.ca/news/7305025/p…
Learn more about how the lake is managed & various considerations here: makewaterwork.ca/drought/ #OkWaterWise #Okanaganlife
Kim Stephens retweeted
Too often urban density & urban green are seen as a trade-off, a false choice. But creatively integrating green into urban density needn’t mean less density — it just means BETTER density. In other words, it’s part of #DensityDoneWell. Gif via @watgdesigns teapawt.net/watgdesigns/status/129…
Kim Stephens retweeted
Some good salmon news! The first sockeye of the year returned yesterday to the Coquitlam River. Zero last year. Epic struggle to repair the damage caused by BC's oldest hydroelectric dam continues. Kwikwetlem/Coquitlam literally means #redfishuptheriver. Historically early run.
Kim Stephens retweeted
Vision for sustainable and affordable vancouver now available for purchase here:
lulu.com/en/us/shop/kaenat-s…
Kim Stephens retweeted
This is an awesome video! Way more engaging than a brochure. Not only provides important construction info, it's engaging and appealing! Love that place! #SpallandMighty
Communication is critical with Asset Management. Simple, clear information on why, what, where, when and how provide benefit to council, staff and the public. Spallumcheen is doing just that! #OurAssetsMatter @doug_allin Great work! Check out the video at vimeo.com/426011260
Kim Stephens retweeted
It's been a fantastic Local Government Awareness Week in BC thanks to the folks @AssetMBC! Have you been following their video series on Twitter and LinkedIn? Thank you to everyone who sat down with me (virtually) to discuss how they are managing these unprecedented times #LGAW
Kim Stephens retweeted
It’s pretty impressive what @TownofGibsons is doing with asset management and natural assets. It’s more impressive how they have used AM practices to address #COVID19BC and continue to deliver sustainable services. Manny is a rock star! #OurAssetsMatter
Thank you for all your retweets, comments, and likes. It has been a wonderful #LGAW in BC. We wrap up our video series with Emanuel Machado from the @TownofGibsons. He tells us how Asset Management practices are helping them better manage the impacts of COVID-19. #OurAssetsMatter
Kim Stephens retweeted
A new study says global carbon emissions dropped 17% in April, the biggest drop since WW2.
But because the changes that led to these declines are temporary, the results will be temporary, too - unless we learn from them.
@gcarbonproject
cbc.ca/1.5577305
Kim Stephens retweeted
It's Friday of BC Local Government Awareness Week so a great time to mention the 2019 @UBCM Community Excellence Award winner in Asset Management - @cityofcolwood. Learn more about their approach to asset management and long-term financial planning at ubcm.ca/assets/Convention/Aw…
Kim Stephens retweeted
Strong and courageous leadership by @castlegarcity Mayor, Council and staff. They have positioned themselves to be able to address #COVID19 and any other challenges while delivering services sustainably. Great work! #OurAssetsMatter @UBCM #bcmuni
Today we sit down with Chris Barlow from @castlegarcity to understand how the city's Asset Management Practices are helping them better manage the impacts of COVID19. #LGAW #OurAssetsMatter























