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01.09.2024 Municipal wastewater and water treatment facility news for industry leading operators, managers and superintendents

MSWMag.com Manhole Cutter Cuts Labor Time on Sewer System Restoration This case study out of Ames, Iowa, showcases how a Mr. Manhole cutter and chimney rebuild system transformed the city's repair approach. Read more

Pull Waste Problems Apart With a Self-Cleaning Impeller Permanently mounted Thompson pumps featuring a Self-Cleaning Impeller capably handle the rigors of modern-day wastewater. Read more Sponsored by: Thompson Pump and Manufacturing Co. Inc.

MSWMag.com Survey Says Over Half of Americans Worried About How Stormwater is Managed Devastating weather events drive concerns about infrastructure, sustainability and climate change. Read more

What Causes Pipe Failures? Buried infrastructure faces a lot of stressors. Envirosight helps pros understand the basics. Read more Sponsored by: Envirosight LLC

Stormwater Grate Cover Challenge Street sweepers keeping development roads clear of debris cause common problems for site developers. GEI Works developed a new street-sweeper friendly over-grate filter that keeps construction sites clean while saving time and money. Read more Sponsored by: GEI Works

New Issue Preview January Issue: On Schedule and On Budget The January issue of Municipal Sewer & Water is out, featuring the St. Louis (Missouri) Metropolitan Sewer District. The utility is undertaking the monumental $7.2 billion MSD Project Clear, the largest in its history, to eliminate sanitary sewer overflows and improve water quality by addressing stormwater and wastewater challenges in the metro area. Watch preview

MSWMag.com Rapid Applications Group Renaming to RapidWorks Rapid Applications Group, an ERP and dispatch software solution for the heavy equipment services industry, is renaming the company to RapidWorks. Read more

“I can’t overemphasize the benefit of talking to customers who believe they haven’t used the water we believe they have … When we are sharing the same facts, the path to agreement is much shorter.” From the article: Agreeing on System Improvements

From the Magazine Product Focus: Pipeline Rehabilitation and Relining Find the latest innovations and equipment the industry has to offer. Read more

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