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01.28.2025 Municipal wastewater and water treatment facility news for industry leading operators, managers and superintendents

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New Issue Preview Unveiling February: Dive Into Our Latest Issue! The February issue of Municipal Sewer & Water is out, featuring the Narragansett Bay Commission of Providence, Rhode Island. The utility is nearing completion of a $1.5 billion sewer infrastructure project to reduce combined sewer overflows into Narragansett Bay — the largest public works project in Rhode Island history. Watch preview Sponsored by: American Water Works Association

“We’re now able to clean only the pipes that need it. That saves taxpayer resources that can be better used rehabilitating deficient pipelines.” From the article: A Robotic Approach to Sewer Maintenance

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Municipal Sewer & Water One of the First Sewer Systems: Rome’s Cloaca Maxima Still Endures

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Municipal Sewer & Water FGUA combines art and science to drive education

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NBC Boston Worcester manhole explosion caught on camera

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Municipal Sewer & Water Perimeter barriers provide reliable flood protection in an hour’s notice

U.S. NEWS

The Bradenton Times City of Bradenton wastewater facility faces challenges following last year's hurricanes

US Department of the Interior President Biden’s Investing in America agenda delivers more than $223 million to bolster resilience to drought and boost water supplies

KFXL Hastings uses video cameras to maintain aging sewer system

KRCR FEMA allocates $5 million for McKinleyville sewer upgrades

Vancouver Sun 'All hell broke loose' when Burnaby wall collapsed killing pipelayer: Surviving co-worker

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