Editorial Farewell to Paper An electronic asset management system helps a California water district improve efficiency and accuracy in maintaining its sewer and water systems July 27, 2011
Editorial Back from the Brink When customers ran out of water, Cohasset, Mass., got serious about improving its system. Today, it’s an award-winner. July 27, 2011
Editorial A Fresh Perspective By taking an out-of-the-box approach to pipe cleaning and root control, a Rocky Mountain utility saves money, protects its critical infrastructure, and conserves energy July 27, 2011
Editorial Green Wheels Fort Wayne takes the lead in clean-vehicle technology in everything from service cars and pickups to an advanced truck-mounted jetter July 27, 2011
Editorial How Long Can It Continue? The country’s fixation on budget austerity is chipping away at proven necessities. What will be the long-term effect of cutting water and wastewater investments? July 27, 2011
Editorial August Industry News AP/M PERMAFORM Names Wolf Regional Manager; Greyline Adds Office, Warehouse Facility; Super Products Names Reis Industrial Sales Manager; Coxreels Expands Manufacturing Capabilities; ITT Names Sabol to Lead Strategy, Development for Water Company; StoneAge Receives Export Award; RapidView Hosts SeptemberFest 2011 July 27, 2011
Editorial PACP Certification: What It Really Means Certified software for pipe inspection must meet stringent standards, including the ability to transfer data seamlessly between programs July 27, 2011
Editorial Listening for Leaks Hykron listening device and Eureka 2R locator system from ADS provide simple tools for efficient and accurate leak detection July 27, 2011
Editorial Starting Out Right New employees and their teams will function better if the emphasis from the start is not on inclusion and relationships but on getting a quality job done July 27, 2011
Editorial Above the Fray A California agency gets a handle on its collection system flows using meters mounted in manholes over the wastewater stream June 27, 2011
Editorial No Fun At All This trip down a water slide could have cost a sewer contractor employee his life. The safety lesson is clear: Follow procedures and never take shortcuts. June 27, 2011
Editorial Playing in the Big Leagues A northern tourist community steps up collection system performance with a CMOM program, GIS, and in-house inspection and cleaning June 27, 2011
Editorial Turning Toward Trenchless Horizontal directional drilling gains momentum for sewer and water installation as municipal managers learn the technology and begin to appreciate the advantages June 27, 2011
Editorial July Industry News Grote Names Draper Marketing Manager; Pure Technologies Names McDonald Regional Manager; KROHNE Posts Leak Detection Vodcast; Workers Return at General Wire; RIDGID Promotion Raises $8,000 for PHCC; McElroy Adds International Distributors; Godwin Presents Check to Boys, Girls Clubs; Wachs Opens Canada Office, Adds Managers June 27, 2011
Editorial Bursting the Conventional Wisdom An Oklahoma city is achieving success and saving big dollars by conducting a multi-year, $90 million sewer rehabilitation program with in-house workers June 27, 2011
Editorial Badly Needed-and Already Here The IPBA division of NASSCO works to promote pipe bursting through education and development of specifications June 27, 2011