July 2010 Issue of Municipal Sewer & Water

The Vallejo Sanitation and Flood Control District uses pipe bursting as a key technology in an aggressive program to tighten its sewers

Facing multiple retirements, senior managers at the Charleston (S.C.) Water System are grooming future leaders with an intense development program

Stormwater programs in Kitsap County, Wash., aim to show local residents how proper management improves water quality and environmental health

The Mesa Water Resources Department optimizes its inspection and rehab program with innovative software that makes it feasible to predict what might break next

An epoxy coating system helps a Florida sewer department cut off I&I from manholes and drive down sanitary sewer overflows

Manufacturers present innovations in pipe bursting and horizontal directional drilling for trenchless repair

Envista application helps multiple infrastructure owners coordinate activities and complete projects cost-effectively, free of interference

Badger Meter Purchases Cox Instruments, Flow Dynamics; Ottumwa, Iowa, Receives EPA Grant for Sewer Project; Jamko Receives PACP Certification

Featured products of July.

Self-Propelled Robotic Cutting Tool Offers High Versatility

It is gratifying to see the pipeline rehabilitation industry moving forward and a new generation of leaders emerging

The Great Lakes States’ battle against an invasive and destructive fish provides a metaphor for the growing fiscal crisis facing our country