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02.12.2026 Municipal wastewater and water treatment facility news for industry leading operators, managers and superintendents

AMWA Testifies Before Congress on Water System Cybersecurity Issues AMWA testified before the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee as the panel convened for a hearing on cybersecurity challenges. Read more

The 5 Must-Haves for a Vacuum Truck Rental Here’s the essential checklist that will help you more easily find and rent the equipment you need, when you need it. Read more Sponsored by: Joe Johnson Equipment, Inc.

AI Adoption Is Outpacing Your Company's Guidelines Employees are reimagining their workflows with AI tools, but they're often prioritizing convenience over security considerations. Read more

Pipeline Inspection Solutions for Professionals Power your next project with professional sewer inspection equipment engineered for reliability and long-term performance. Discover advanced cameras, tractors and complete systems, built to deliver. Read more Sponsored by: RapidView IBAK North America

Cover Story: Listening for Water Losses Colorado utility uses hydrant-based acoustic sensors to detect pipe failures early. Read more

“It made me realize that we’ve got to be more mindful and careful with what we’re doing, what we’re clicking on and how we’re saving things.” From the article: Addressing Water System Cyber Vulnerability

YOU SHOULD LISTEN

Not kidding around: Teaching children the value of the service industry Municipal Sewer & Water

YOU SHOULD READ

​EPA announces next step in fluoride review Municipal Sewer & Water

YOU SHOULD USE

New tool challenges limits of ground-penetrating radar technology Municipal Sewer & Water

YOU SHOULD LEARN

Creative Raven to deliver strategic business workshops at WWETT Show Municipal Sewer & Water

U.S. NEWS

Wilkes-Barre’s antiquated sewers costing residents thousands of dollars Wilkes-Barre Citizen’s Voice

Nearly contained sewage spill leaves serious concerns for the Potomac River Bay Journal

These ASU professors have a plan to reuse salty wastewater in Arizona — and save money KJZZ

Drinking water issues due to winter weather reported in 15 counties across Tennessee WSMV

Inside Phoenix’s water system as Colorado River cuts loom ABC15 Arizona

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