May 2014 Issue of Municipal Sewer & Water

The City of Cocoa reigns in its vast water system through citywide cooperation and the implementation of strong asset management principles.

Square, rectangular grade adjustment provides concrete alternative.

The American Water Works Association’s ACE14 will showcase the most innovative products and services from all aspects of the water industry.

The past several months have provided several educational highlights for the trenchless industry.

Fruitland’s biodegradable oil draws a big response from Expo crowd

Lancaster is helping the Chesapeake Bay by using green infrastructure to efficiently reduce the load on its combined sewer system and eliminate CSOs.

Optimizing the talents and negating the drawbacks of this quirky cohort requires a different set of managerial skills.

Texas water utility manages its way through years of drought by implementing a strong contingency plan and reducing consumption by over 50 percent.

Understanding the regulations can lead to big savings on infrastructure projects

Three utilities demonstrate sound approaches to handling water issues.