June 2010 Issue of Municipal Sewer & Water

The City of Ames succeeds with an in-house pipe inspection program and looks to put its own crews to work on sewer cleaning, as well

The Water Services Department in Kansas City deploys more than 300 green stormwater initiatives in a citywide effort to help curtail CSOs

BEM technology helps utilities gather data on condition and life expectancy in pressurized pipes as part of a risk-based, predictive approach to rehabilitation

A combination of technologies, including a SmartBall acoustic leak detection device, provide condition assessments for a Maryland district

Two cities improve infrastructure management with software packages that enable high flexibility and customization to suit specific needs

In many cases, the best way to find high-quality CCTV inspection operators is to identify people with the right personal attributes and train them yourself

SPIR STAR Opens Mexico Repair Center, Launches Web Site; Hydraulic Institute Recognizes Atchia; Fairmount Launches Water Treatment Web Site

Featured products of June.

Managers will soon face a new generation of workers who require more hands-on attention and more development to build needed skills

JVLT combination trailer from Hi-Vac Corp./O’Brien Manufacturing

This summer, commit yourself to take one affirmative step toward educating the public and government officials about the importance of water infrastructure

The official report card says that America’s critical infrastructure gets near-failing grades. Maybe the remedy is easier than we think.