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Back to the E-Newsletter Archive Crews recently removed a water tower that had become a safety hazard after it was taken out of service years ago.

12.18.2025

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

Industry Experts Call for Sustained Funding to Strengthen U.S. Water Infrastructure

A coalition of water sector leaders hosted an informational briefing for Congress to highlight the urgency of investing in America’s aging water infrastructure systems. Read more

Midwest Infrastructure Coatings Delivers Big Results for a Small Town

Following MIC’s manhole rehabilitation project, city officials observed a significant reduction in lagoon fluctuation during heavy rainfall events, an early indication that I&I had been drastically reduced. Read more

Sponsored by: OBIC, LLC

Watch: Crews Take Down Aging Water Tower in South Carolina

Crews recently removed a water tower that had become a safety hazard after it was taken out of service years ago. Read more

Optimize Facility Maintenance With OZ Lifting Products' Material Handling System

The facility maintenance system by OZ Lifting Products is a versatile, customizable material handling system designed to optimize efficiency and safety in water treatment and wastewater facilities. Read more

Sponsored by: OZ Lifting Products LLC

The Human Side: Protecting Puget Sound

Special purpose district keeps Puget Sound and its marine life safe and clean for future generations. Read more

Maximize Your Drain Cleaning Power

The STB3012H trailer-mounted cold-water drain jetter has a 300-gallon capacity at 3,000 psi and includes a Honda EFI gasoline engine powering a gearbox-driven plunger pump with Power Pulse mode. Read more

Sponsored by: Cam Spray

Industry News: McElroy Promotes Zenthoefer to VP of Product Strategy

Catch the latest industry moves — from acquisitions to promotions to milestone achievements. Read more

“We are a very hands-on department, inspecting facilities daily, checking stations daily. … We expanded our capability but still are maintaining the same hands-on approach.”

From the article: Expanding Utilities for New Development