Infrastructure

Unprecedented conservation efforts come with a unique set of challenges for California water utilities

The special water district in La Habra Heights, a hilly town in Southern California with a small population, has a lot going for it despite its challenges. Watch and listen as Michael Gualtieri, general manager, describes his district’s varied terrain, electricity usage, reservoirs and more.

WEF establishes institute to address the growing issue of stormwater and urban runoff.

Flo Pro Products reengineers wastewater and pump station parts and accessories as an affordable aftermarket option

A study by U.K. researchers is the first to prove conclusively that contaminants can enter through leaks in a pressurized water system

The $16 million Gregoire Sanitary Sewer project received praise after it was completed on time and more than a million dollars under budget

The annual International Construction and Utility Equipment Exposition, which begins Sept. 29, is your chance to “test drive” the latest technology

La Habra Heights doubles down on inspection and maintenance even though its water system is performing admirably.

Managing inventory isn’t a top priority for most municipal managers, but it will ensure you have what you need when the next emergency arises.

In this week’s news, El Paso Water Utilities looks to become drought-proof, and a city in Montana wins a legal fight to take ownership of its water system

Colorado’s Southern Delivery System is one of the largest water projects underway in the western United States and an illustration of synergy between stakeholders