May 2009 Table of Contents

Features

• 16Cover Story: SEWER: The Flow of Intelligence
  A carefully designed monitoring program helps King County, Wash., keep a close eye on system performance and understand future needs
• 22Sewer: SEWER: Pushing Out Paper
  The City of St. Paul applies technology to create a single source of electronic information on its aging system of sanitary and storm sewers
• 28Storm: STORM: Partnership Pays
  A Keep It Clean Program helps the City of Boulder (Colo.) and its neighbors reach out to students and citizens and protects against stormwater pollution
• 34Better Mousetraps: A Little TLC
  CIPP lining helps a small Wisconsin village rehabilitate backyard sanitary sewer lines with little disruption to local landscapes
• 38Technology Test Drive: Making the Link
  The latest version of flexidata-GIS software from PipeLogix Inc. links pipe inspections with mapping information to enhance efficiency in managing assets

Columns

• 10From the Editor: A Luxury No Longer
  Computers have long since come of age as basic household and business tools. Their power is steadily making life more efficient for infrastructure managers.
• 32NASSCO Corner: What Grade Would You Get?
  Civil engineers give the nation’s underground infrastructure a grade of D-minus. Companies in the trenchless industry must approach repairs with high standards.
• 42The Human Side: Employees See the Light
  A Texas water utility drives efficiency improvements by getting employees more involved and giving them a better view of the big picture
• 45Association News: Association News
  This all-in-one resource will point you to the information you need.
• 46Product Spotlight: Flow Logger Works in Pipes or Open Channels
  Stingray from Greyline Instruments Inc.
• 47Industry News: Industry News
  Cloverleaf Tool Names Rawlings General Manager; RIDGID Introduces “Luck of the Draw” Video Contest