April 2009 Issue of Municipal Sewer & Water

A coalition in Monroe County, N.Y., advances water quality initiatives and leverages partnerships to tackle stormwater issues

A small New England community finds the solution to its inflow and infiltration issues through trenchless technology and a no-dig approach

NASSCO Introduces Sewer Grouting Web Site; Pipe Eye International Adds Mobile Inspection Center; Perma-Liner Receives Keeping America Strong Award; Spartan Tool Names Nesky VP of Sales; Flexible Pipe Tool Acquires Shamrock; CWR Report Reveals Industry’s Economic Impact; REHAU, DBI to Produce Municipal PVC Pipe

Optimism pervades the exhibit hall as Pumper & Cleaner Expo attendees discover the latest technologies for municipal pipe cleaning, repair and maintenance

A water utility in metropolitan Portland, Ore., finds that a switch to a merit pay system produces high-performance employees

Software from NASSCO helps users identify the trenchless technology best suited for specific pipe and work site conditions

I’ve been in the sewer industry for decades, and I so often wondered when our industry would make headlines.

The Halifax Regional Municipality in Nova Scotia uses a three-pronged approach to renewing, rehabilitating and protecting a growing water distribution system

Today’s one-way approach to public spending and taxation threatens to strangle critical infrastructure rehabilitation and public services generally

A cured-in-place-pipe spot-liner system saves the City of Tacoma, Wash., substantial time and inconvenience on a challenging sewer main repair