Running a utility can be a bit like walking a tightrope. It’s all about balance.When times are slow and budgets are tight, many...
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Editorial
Worth Noting - July 2017
PEOPLE/AWARDSThe National Association of Flood and Stormwater Management Agencies announced the recipients of Green Infrastructure Awards. They include:Small Population, first place: Manchester...
Online Exclusives
AWWA Testifies Updates to Safe Drinking Water Act Are Necessary
In a recent U.S. House subcommittee hearing, the American Water Works Association (AWWA) testified that updates to the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) are...
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News Briefs: New Study Examines Water Loss Sources in California
A new study sheds some light on water conservation in California as the state continues to recover from its multi-year drought.The study,...
Editorial
Worth Noting - June 2017
PEOPLE/AWARDSTwelve urban conservation water quality initiative demonstration projects have been selected to receive a total of $820,840 in funding through the Iowa...
Online Exclusives
5 Steps to Prevent Trench Collapses
Working in trenches and excavations is potentially one of the most hazardous types of work in the construction and utility industries.One reason?...
Online Exclusives
Student Scientists to Represent U.S. in Stockholm Junior Water Prize Contest
The Water Environment Federation (WEF) has announced that 59 high-school students have been selected as the 2017 state winners of the U.S....
Online Exclusives
5 Steps to Confined-Space Safety
Each year, about 100 workers in the United States die in confined-space incidents.The sad fact is that most of those workers were...
Editorial
Worth Noting - May 2017
PEOPLE/AWARDSStorm Lake received a Best Development Award for 2016 from the group 1000 Friends of Iowa, which honors projects that implement the...
Online Exclusives
Current Ebola Guidelines May Put Sewer Workers at Risk
A recent study from Drexel University and the University of Pittsburgh claims sewer workers may not be adequately protected by guidelines when...
Online Exclusives
Application Period Open for Utility of the Future Program
The Utility of the Future Today Recognition Program is returning for a second year to honor utilities implementing the Utility of the Future business model.The program...
Editorial
Worth Noting - April 2017
PEOPLE/AWARDSThe city of Centralia received a $25,000 grant for stormwater capacity from the Washington Department of Ecology.The city of Muskogee (Oklahoma) Public...
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Prize Winners Show Why Water Technology is Ripe for Disruption
“With close to a trillion-dollar investment in water infrastructure coming within the next 10 years, the challenge will be to identify the...
Editorial
Worth Noting - March 2017
PEOPLE/AWARDSThe American Public Works Association selected public works professionals for its year-long Emerging Leaders Academy. Participants include:Chris Anderson, Public Works manager, city...
Online Exclusives
News Briefs: Contractor Indicted for Fatal Trench Collapse
A Boston contractor is facing criminal charges in connection with a work site incident that killed two of its employees last October.According...
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News Briefs: Indiana Legislature Starts to Tackle Infrastructure Problem
This week, the Indiana Senate unanimously passed legislation that would help assess the state’s current water capacity and future need, as well...
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US Water Alliance Opens Nominations for 2017 US Water Prize
The US Water Alliance has opened nominations for the 2017 US Water Prize. Awarded on an annual basis, the US Water Prize celebrates...





