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Contents July 2005

• Water Budgeting
  With thousands of ponds, lakes, rivers, and streams, it’s hard to imagine that Pennsylvania could ever face a water crisis, but it’s possible. That’s why for the first time in 25 years, a group has gotten together to overhaul the state water plan — and township officials are playing a key role.
  
  
• New Tools for Navigating the Paper Jungle
  Paper. Paper. Paper. Seems like it’s everywhere in your township, doesn’t it? Well, if you’re feeling overwhelmed and frustrated by drawn-out searches for documents, worry no more. We have tracked down a few traditional and not-so-traditional tools to help you manage the clutter.
  
  
• Workplace Safety Committees
  Workplace accidents and injuries can lead to significant costs for townships. To curb these unexpected expenses, some townships have developed workplace safety committees, which are a useful tool in monitoring hazards and reducing the potential for injury.
  
  
• Tips for Observing Historic Milestones
  
  
• Gearing Up for NATaT’s Annual Conference
  

• Legislative Update
  
• Environmental Digest
  
• Newsworthy
  
• PA Local Government Training Partnership Training©
  
• Questions & Answers
  
• Subscription form

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