September 2013 Issue of Municipal Sewer & Water

Faced with unforgiving terrain and wildly fluctuating demand for service, Lake Arrowhead CSD works hard to keep its system on an even keel.

Concrete pressure pipe has a long history, and continued refinements in production and installation have kept it a strong option for underground infrastructure.

The effective and responsible management of stormwater runoff has become an important part of the job description for most municipal sewer and water professionals. Highlighted below are products that will assist you in making sure stormwater is managed effectively.

PACP scholarship added to WEFTEC Operations Challenge.

Recognizing and rewarding employees is a powerful motivational and retention tool — and it doesn’t have to cost your organization a bundle of cash.

Your customers — and lawmakers — need to understand the consequences of failing to invest in water infrastructure now.

Yellow-tipped hydroexcavation nozzle gives Expo visitors a look at latest technology.

Low-impact development practices and public outreach enhance Orange County’s stormwater management efforts.

Oakland County (Mich.) implements a variety of actions to keep stormwater pollution from impacting the Great Lakes.