Growth is generally regarded as a good thing, but few utilities are equipped to take on a nearly instant infrastructure expansion of...
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A City Remastered
Three years ago, the City of Guelph, Ont., found itself in a unique position. After various levels of government announced funds for...
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Stormwater as a Resource
In July 1996, a millennial storm hit the Village of Montgomery, Ill., unleashing 17 inches of rain in 24 hours — half...
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Smart Toolbox
Toolboxes might seem to be the simplest of devices in any shop, but a new toolbox system from Snap-on Industrial helps teams...
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Taking Aim
Volunteer programs help water and sewer utility employees give back to their communities and generate public good will.
The Louisville (Ky.) Water Company...
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April Worth Noting
People/Awards
William Battaglin was named the president of the American Water Resources Association for 2012.
Warren County (Kentucky) announced the following Stormwater Stewardship Award...
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Better With Age? Not Likely.
There’s a scene in the old Tom Hanks/Shelley Long movie, “The Money Pit” that relates to the status of America’s infrastructure.
The Hanks...
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March Industry News
Radiodetection Names California, Nevada DistributorRadiodetection named Pinpoint Products its distributor for Northern California and Northern Nevada. Mike Davis, president of Pinpoint Products,...
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Popular Program Expands
NASSCO’s Inspector Training and Certification Program (ITCP) is a training standard and certification program that provides comprehensive education and tools for professionals...
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March Product News
CULTEC Inc. 900HD Stormwater Chamber
The Recharger 900HD detention/retention stormwater chamber from CULTEC Inc. has a bare chamber storage capacity of 123.34 cubic...
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One-Piece Nozzles Enhance Performance and Safety
One-piece nozzles from USB-Sewer Equipment Corp. are neither bonded nor screwed together; the technology enhances strength and reduces chances of failure under...
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Making the Sale
High-powered sales strategies enabled Brant Keller, Public Works and Utilities director, in Griffin, Ga., to sell a stormwater utility to city commissioners...
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Problem Solver
Randy Mather once had a journeyman’s card that said he was an electrician. His job title now is wastewater collection program manager...
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All On the Same Page
The Western Municipal Water District is a complex entity that provides water on a wholesale and retail basis to customers in Riverside...
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A Better Way to Model
Imagine you are building your dream house on a lake. To protect your investment from flooding, you hire an engineer to tell...
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Simple and Durable
Accurate locating of underground utilities is critical for municipal and utility work crews. Failure to pinpoint buried lines can carry heavy costs...
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Standing Taller
Outdated job classifications and training requirements work like an anchor on efficiency — something municipalities can’t afford when pressed to do more...
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March Worth Noting
Learning Opportunities
APWA
The American Public Works Association has these audio/Web courses:
• March 15 – Using Performance Measurements to Cope with Layoffs
• March 29...



















