LaBella’s Upcoming Conferences and Events Schedule – December 2025

LaBella will be attending the following events in the month of December. Dates, registration information, and more details about each event can be found by clicking the links below. We hope to connect with you soon! Should you have any questions or wish to receive additional information, please reach out to us and we’ll be happy to help.

• Dec 8-10 | American Public Works Association (APWA) North Carolina Chapter — Construction Inspection for Public Works Projects Workshop | Charlotte, NC
  • Dec 8-10 | Bob Wilson, PE, will facilitate this workshop, based on the APWA course and manual “Construction Inspection: A Review,” with project examples tailored to North Carolina’s regional conditions. During the workshop, Bob will lead multiple sessions covering key topics such as construction inspection fundamentals, documentation and communication, risk management and legal considerations, pre-project planning, and landscaping.
• Dec 9-11 | National Ground Water Association – NGWA Groundwater Week | New Orleans, LA
• Dec 16 | American Institute of Architects New York State (AIANYS) – Professional Development Program: 10 Strategic Ways to Make Schools Cool | Webinar
  • Dec 16 at 12:00 p.m. | Wendy Talarico, LEED AP, NYS CEO, will present “10 Strategic Ways to Make Schools Cool.” As extreme heat events become more frequent and severe throughout New York State, school districts are now required to evaluate and implement strategies to maintain safe indoor temperatures for students and staff. This webinar will explore how thoughtful building design can reduce heat, improve comfort, and support student success.
• Dec 16 | Air & Waste Management Association (A&WMA) Genesee Finger Lakes Chapter – Monroe County’s Organics Management Plan Meeting | Rochester, NY
• Dec 17 | Air & Waste Management Association Central New York Chapter (AWMA-CNY) – December Breakfast Meeting | Virtual
  • Dec 17 at 8:00 a.m. | Jen Gillen, PG, will present “From Gaps to Groundbreakings: Leveraging Brownfields in Affordable Housing,” which will examine the unique challenges of advancing affordable housing projects through both the NYSDEC Brownfield Cleanup Program and NYSHCR funding pathways. She will discuss how developers can coordinate overlapping environmental requirements and funding milestones while leveraging BCP incentives to keep critical affordable housing projects viable and moving forward.