Robert R. McVicker, District Engineer at Mesa Consolidated Water District (Calif.) received the Diplomate Water Resources Engineer credential from the American Academy...
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Clear-Cut Improvement
The Berkeley County Public Service Water District in Martinsburg, W.Va., used gasoline-powered chop saws to repair and upgrade its 390 miles of...
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Case Studies: Pipeline Inspection, Surveying and Mapping
Map-based project coordinationProblemThe City of Baltimore managed its water and sewer projects by poring over spreadsheets at long meetings, then followed up...
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Leak Hunters
At the beginning of 2000, the Clayton County (Ga.) Water Authority discovered it had some significant water loss issues. A six-year leak...
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How Efficient Can You Be?
My father, who was chief engineer at a small manufacturing company, had a favorite saying: “Work expands to fill the available time.”
His...
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For the Common Good
The Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati (Ohio) and Duke Energy have formed a unique partnership that helps them carry out pipeline...
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Trends in Trenchless
The 2011 trade show season was a tremendous showcase for the positive changes in trenchless technologies. From improved tools and methods for...
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Pipeline Inspection, Surveying and Mapping
Inspection controllersNew control units from RapidView IBAK North America communicate with the company’s pipeline inspection equipment and present users with relevant diagnostic...
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June Product News
T&D Introduces Handheld Wireless Data CollectorThe RTR-500DC handheld wireless data collector from T&D Corp. can monitor and download data from 224 separate...
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Flat Trap Scoops Debris from Manhole Bottoms
The Flat Trap debris cleaner from Southland Tool Mfg. has a flat bottom for scraping debris from the bottoms of manholes and...
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While It’s Still Running
There are many kinds of flowmeters and different ways of installing them. It is now possible to install a flowmeter without cutting...
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Cleaning House
Spurred by the threat of privatization and a federal government mandate to drastically reduce sewage overflows, San Diego wastewater officials decided to...
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One For All
At about $300,000, the Wisconsin village of Belgium’s entire public works budget is less than the salary of the President of the...
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Worth Noting - June 2011
Learning Opportunities
APWA
The American Public Works Association is offering an audio/Web broadcast on June 28: Out of the Box Funding Options for Public...
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Level Headed
The Lowell (Mass.) Regional Wastewater Utility sewer separation program and remote gate control system upgrades had significantly reduced combined sewer overflows (CSOs)...
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Here in the Future
I used to brag that I intended to be the technology equivalent of Herb in those old Burger King commercials: The last...
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Against the Current
The resort community of Girdwood, Alaska, receives more than 200 inches of snow annually. That’s good news for tourists who enjoy skiing...
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Becoming a Believer
A couple of years ago, Dan Hartman could easily sum up his disdain for social media such as Twitter in less than...



















