Association News
Dial 811 Before Digging
(page 32)
The Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) “Know What’s Below — Call Before You Dig” campaign alerts professionals or homeowners to call 811 before beginning any excavation project.
Cover Story
Sewer: Blessing in Disguise
By Suzan Marie Chin (page 50)
The City of Atlanta turns an EPA consent decree into a boon for the city with a comprehensive assessment, rehabilitation and capacity relief program.
From the Editor
The World Below
By Ted J. Rulseh (page 8)
The scope and ingenuity of trenchless technology keeps pushing the technology toward a dominant role in pipe installation and repair.
Industry News
Industry News
(page 54)
Jacques Whitford Acquires NAWE, EcoCheck.
NASSCO Corner
Value of Volunteers
By Irv Gemora, Executive Director (page 56)
NASSCO is successful because of many people who give generously of their time and talent on behalf of the industry.
Product News
Product Spotlight
By Ted J. Rulseh (page 66)
Containment systems provide flexible storage solutions.
Special Feature
Bursting on the Scene
By Scottie Dayton (page 36)
Pipe bursting tools gain in size, power and versatility as tools for rehabilitating anything from sewer laterals and mains to water lines.
Special Feature
Underground Innovation
By Ken Wysocky (page 42)
A wide range of trenchless methods provide cost-effective alternatives for community water main rehabilitation programs.
Storm
Staying Ahead
By Mary Shafer (page 26)
The City of Auburn, Ala., tackles two major runoff mitigation projects in pursuit of EPA Phase II stormwater compliance.
Technology Test Drive
Down, Periscope!
By Erik Gunn (page 58)
A cordless pole camera from Aries Industries enables quick visual assessment of sewer pipes without crawler deployed or manhole entry.
The Human Side
Netiquette Matters
By Ken Wysocky (page 46)
How you use e-mail can enhance or detract from your professional image. Here are some tips for looking good.
Water
Learning Curve
By Scottie Dayton (page 14)
The Greater Cincinnati Water Works excels at water main rehabilitation and in the community relations skills that ensure success.
