People/Awards
The Hopkinsville Surface and Stormwater Utility received the Kentucky League of Cities Enterprise City Award for the construction of the Woodmont Basin...
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July Worth Noting
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Right Pipe, Right Time
Maple Ridge, B.C., a district in northeast Vancouver, experienced up to 20 breaks per year in older water pipes, mostly in the...
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Scanning the Depths
Insider knowledge at the Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati, Ohio, identified the Pleasant Run Central force main as one of the...
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Water System Maintenance and Infrastructure
Fiberglass-reinforced concrete pipe rehabilitates interceptorProblemAn 84-inch brick-and-mortar interceptor, constructed in 1889, lay in the path of transportation improvements. Fearing vibrations from heavy...
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June Industry News
SSPMA welcomes Superior Pump, holds spring meetingThe Sump and Sewage Pump Mfg. Association (SSPMA) welcomed Superior Pump of Minneapolis to its membership....
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A Voice for the Cause
Two of the feature profiles in this month’s issue of MSW follow similar plot lines: municipalities with aging water and sewer infrastructure...
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Doing More with Less
We have all heard the ongoing joke before: Our industry will soon be expected to do everything with nothing. Only nobody is...
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Water System Maintenance and Infrastructure
Hydrant and valve inspectorThe Flow Control Hydrant and Valve Inspector by Trimble from AMERICAN puts hydrant and valve maintenance and recordkeeping in...
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June Product News
Reelcraft static dischargeStatic discharge reels from Reelcraft Industries Inc. are used to ground equipment operating in hazardous atmospheres. When properly clamped to...
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RCB safely cuts and bevels pipe in one pass
The Rapid Cut & Bevel machine (RCB) from Reed Manufacturing Co. can cut and bevel up to 24-inch-diameter, and 1 1/2-inch-thick PVC...
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The Clean Streets of Carolina
Sanitary sewer overflows were a significant problem in Laurens County, S.C., where roots and grease choked the clay sewers servicing textile mill...
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On the Fast Track
Justin Clemones wasn’t thinking about becoming a water compliance specialist when he graduated from Pendleton (S.C.) High School in 2005. His love...
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Tying it All Together
The City of Westminster, Colo., a northwest suburb of Denver, has seen rapid growth over the last 40 years. The Westminster Utilities...
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Not Worth the Wait
Everyone has heard a procrastination joke at one time or another. Like how procrastinators have more fun because they always have something...
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June Worth Noting
People/Awards
Philip Guerin of the Worcester (Mass.) Department of Public Works and Parks was honored by the White House as a Champion of...
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Fogging Away Odors
Odors from the Gray Manor pumping station in Baltimore County, Md., were so bad that one neighbor complained to the newspaper, saying...
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Eyes On Flow
The general public and regulatory agencies have grown more sensitive to sanitary sewer spills. In states like California, where sewer system management...
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Looking into the Future
Welcome to the May issue of Municipal Sewer & Water. For you it’s May, anyway. Writing these words I found myself thinking...
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May Industry News
Sioux Corp. redesigns websiteSioux Corp., manufacturer of pressure washers, steam cleaners and steam generators, redesigned its website, www.sioux.com, adding videos, slide shows...
