Infrastructure

In 2011, the Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority helped build a rain garden on a former “brownfield” parcel of land where an...

Climate change is intensifying rainfall and floods, deepening droughts and shifting weather patterns across the globe and threatening terrestrial freshwater supplies and...

OZ Lifting Products has launched its XR Series of davit cranes for wastewater and water operators. The Winona, Minnesota-based manufacturer has released...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently announced the launch of the Community, Equity & Resiliency initiative — an effort to help communities...

After a record year of votes, Tnemec announced that the Dum-Dum water tank in Bryan, Ohio, was chosen as the People's Choice...

A massive intrusion of salt water into the Mississippi River recently left the tap water in several Louisiana communities unsafe to drink...

For 30 years, WIN-911 and SyTech have been trusted partners to protect critical infrastructure and plant health. The two have joined forces...

Wastewater lift stations aren’t designed to last forever, and there are plenty of examples of communities suffering the consequences of delayed improvements. For...

While most cities in the United States don’t pay for the entire cost of replacing private lead water-service lines, which have been...

Problem: West Slope Water District in Portland, Oregon, has an integrated water meter and radio, resulting in the radio having to transmit...

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation announced that 31 planning projects will receive $28.97 million in funding to support potential new water reuse...

In this online exclusive video for Municipal Sewer & Water magazine, Monty Ledbetter, utility director for the City of Hot Springs, Arkansas, offers viewers...

A $155 million project that will provide the city of Hot Springs, Arkansas, with an additional water source by the end of...

In a move that captured our attention in a Municipal Sewer & Water profile story back in September 2022, the North Texas Municipal Water...

A $1.1 billion, 125-mile-long pipeline project will eventually bring much-needed Missouri River water to communities in central and eastern North Dakota and...

A $930 million, 142-mile-long pipeline has further diversified San Antonio’s water portfolio and has decreased the fast-growing city’s reliance on its major...

The Department of the Interior has announced up to $195 million in funding opportunities available through President Joe Biden’s Investing in America...