October 2013 Issue of Municipal Sewer & Water

Cambridge, Ontario gains ground on its infrastructure program through an aggressive asset logging and assessment program.

Lift stations contain the pumps, valves and electrical equipment necessary to move sewage from low to high elevation, making them an essential component of many municipal sewer systems. Here are several stations on the market, along with the individual components that keep them operating, including pumps, meters, valves, control panels and SCADA systems.

Hydroexcavation is gaining ground as a safe, precise and efficient alternative to conventional digging.

International Pipe Bursting Association helps carve a clear path for the industry’s future.

Employee turnover plagues many organizations, and the questions you’re not asking in job interviews may be a primary culprit.

Super Products’ load sensor technology for vacuum and hydroexcavation trucks excites Expo visitors.

Shrinking budgets and aging infrastructure are constant challenges, but don’t let them hold you or your system back.

Coeur d’Alene’s Larry Parsons guides his collection department to greater efficiency and stronger operating standards.

Santa Rosa Utilities Department focuses on customer service, efficiency and reuse to exceed the needs of its customers.