November 2010 Issue of Municipal Sewer & Water

The City of Billings uses pipe bursting with in-house crews to repair water distribution leaks and enlarge mains to ensure adequate flow for fire protection

Water conservation and a regularly updated master plan help a Texas military town keep up with growth and deliver efficient, high-quality service

A robotic pipe inspection system enables a western Pennsylvania municipal authority to complete an assessment and avoid a consent order and fine

ISCO Launches Pipe Products Web Site; Sewer Equipment Co. Builds 5,000th Machine; I.T. Awarded WSSC Pipeline Inspection Software Contract; AbTech’s Smart Sponge Receives EPA Approval; Pure Technologies Purchases PPIC; Wastewater Organizations Produce Management Document; Joy Purchases EasyCAM Sewer Inspection Equipment; RS Technik Launches Web Site; Schier Products Moves to Kansas

A combined laser, sonar and video inspection technology from CUES helps users cost-effectively assess conditions in large sewer pipes without interrupting service

The City and County of Honolulu rely on educated volunteers to help control stormwater pollution and improve stream water quality

Featured products of November

People/Awards, Learning Opportunites, Calendar

Power is valuable, but it can do damage if abused. Here are seven principles you can apply to keep your power as a leader in perspective

StormX from Storm Water Systems

NASSCO aims to supplement its Jetter Code of Practice Manual with a video that explains and demonstrates proper cleaning methods

The economy may be struggling, government budgets may be tight, but large layoffs of public-sector workers are not by definition something to celebrate