Municipal Sewer & Water Magazine

Back to the E-Newsletter Archive Also in this week's sewer and water news, a jury in Iowa acquits a 47-year-old street artist of misdemeanor charges stemming from unauthorized paintings over manholes.

05.19.2026

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

7 Pumps to Keep Municipal Infrastructure Flowing

These diverse pumping technologies keep critical infrastructure running smoothly while minimizing downtime and operational costs. Read more

Odor Control Devices for Sanitary Sewer Systems—Field Results from Multiple Sites

Manhole odor control devices with flow moderation and adsorptive media are a practical, effective approach for reducing sewer odors. Read more

Sponsored by: Manhole Odor Eliminator

News Briefs: Main Break Triggers State of Emergency in Michigan

Also in this week's sewer and water news, a jury in Iowa acquits a 47-year-old street artist of misdemeanor charges stemming from unauthorized paintings over manholes. Read more

Huber Introduces Baron HX1512 Hydroexcavator

In this online exclusive video from the WWETT Show, Kevin Moris of Huber walks viewers through the company’s Baron HX1512 hydroexcavator. View video

Sponsored by: Huber Corporation

Sewer: A Plan to Foil Flooding

Infrastructure investments help manage water challenges in flood-prone Missouri. Read more

Industry News: OBIC Products, Azuria Water Solutions and Veolia

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

“Most municipalities look only at the annual budget — how many manholes they can rehab this year — not the total cost over 50 years. When they do that math, the picture changes dramatically.”

From the article: Life Cycle Economics of Manhole Systems