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For Texas public works, stormwater & fleet · Nov 3–4 · La Cantera, San Antonio

ONE TANK OF GAS. 5 PDH HOURS. EVERY SWEEPER.

The National Municipal Stormwater Alliance brings the street sweeping & stormwater nexus to San Antonio — with case studies from Texas programs, a 40-machine outdoor expo, and municipal pricing your P-card won't blink at.

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San Antonio

Approximate drive · no flight approval needed

New Braunfels35 min
Austin1 h 20
Corpus Christi2 h 15
Laredo2 h 20
Houston3 h 00
McAllen3 h 45
Dallas–Fort Worth4 h 30
Lubbock5 h 45

La Cantera Resort & Spa · free parking · drive home Wednesday night

5.0

PDH hours across two days — Texas PEs log 15 a year (TBPELS); a third of the card in one trip

40+

sweepers running on one outdoor lot — evaluate every brand in an afternoon

$145

Wednesday municipal pass — panels, lunch, expo & closing discussion

140+

Texas stormwater & drainage utilities already in place — and growing

Tuesday Nov 3 · 1:00–5:00 PM · NMSA Professional Development Workshop & Panel

THE STREET SWEEPING & STORMWATER NEXUS

A half-day workshop led by the National Municipal Stormwater Alliance, followed by a research panel — built for municipal engineers, public works directors, stormwater & MS4 managers, environmental consultants, watershed professionals, and regulatory officials.

Up to 5.0 PDH hours across the two days (3.5 in the Tuesday workshop & panel) — credit for engineers and stormwater staff. Case studies from Texas programs anchor the workshop.

How effective street sweeping supports water-quality goals and strengthens stormwater programs
Sweeping and NPDES permit compliance — MS4 permit provisions and TMDL targets
How to evaluate sweeping performance and use data to guide operational decisions
How to document the water-quality value of sweeping so it holds up with regulators and finance
SB

Seth Brown

Executive Director, National Municipal Stormwater Alliance — workshop lead & moderator

JH

Dr. Jamie Houle

Research Assistant Professor, UNH Stormwater Center

EF

Dr. Elizabeth Fassman-Beck

Head of Engineering, So. California Coastal Water Research Project

AS

Dr. Andrew Sheerin

Chair, Clean Streets = Cleaner Waters · University of Rhode Island

NMSANational MS4 & stormwater leadershipWater Environment Association of TexasTexas water-quality communitySan Antonio River AuthorityWatershed & water-quality leadershipSan Antonio River FoundationRiver health & community stewardship

TEXAS BUYS SWEEPERS WITHOUT A STANDALONE BID

Active cooperative contracts your purchasing office can piggyback on — bring these numbers home even if you never fill out a form.

Sourcewell — Master Agreement #062425

Active — matures 10/27/2029

12 suppliers incl. Elgin (062425-ELG), ODRA (062425-ODRA), Schwarze (062425-SWZ), TYMCO (062425-TYM), Bucher, Curbtender, Global, Exprolink

Sourcewell (prior) — #093021 (solicitation 10440)

Sunsetting — Elgin & Schwarze contracts mature 11/16/2026

Elgin, Schwarze (Bucher and Global matured 2025)

HGACBuy — SW04-26

Active — effective Apr 2026, renewals through Mar 2030

Category covers mechanical, vacuum, and regenerative-air sweepers; gas, diesel, and electric

BuyBoard — Texas co-op, used nationally

Active

Confirmed by TYMCO's published purchasing page (which also lists municipal lease-purchase financing)

Texas peer proof: City of Burleson, TX — TYMCO, $344,575 via HGACBuy (Jul 2025, council agenda)

MUNICIPAL PRICING + THE TEXAS COUNCIL PACKET

Built for the whole trip party: the engineer (PDH hours), the director (program value), and the purchasing officer (co-op contracts).

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Municipal rates, the trip-approval memo, and the printed program — pricing appears right away, and your registration access code arrives the same business day.

Pricing appears immediately — we'll also email you the details.

Wednesday Nov 4 · Outdoor Equipment Expo

EVALUATE 40+ MACHINES IN ONE AFTERNOON — CALL IT WHAT IT IS: PROCUREMENT RESEARCH

Climb into every cab, run regenerative air against mechanical broom on the same lot, and put your spec questions to the factory teams — with Peer Connections putting you in the room with public works departments from across Texas.

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Data sources

  • Program, speakers, PDH totals, and municipal pricing from the published Sweeper Summit 2026 municipal program (The Streets Upstream Matter).
  • Cooperative-contract facts from public registries (retrieved August 26, 2026); Texas purchase records from public council documents (observed August 26, 2026).
  • Texas PE continuing-education requirement (15 PDH per renewal year) per the TBPELS continuing education rule — confirm your specific licensure situation with the board.
  • Drive times are approximate highway estimates; conditions vary.

Municipal pricing is released by access code. Pricing and program details subject to change; the registration confirmation is authoritative.

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