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October 2026 Issue of Municipal Sewer & Water

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Serving the Water and Wastewater Industry

Working on one system was never enough, so a Colorado contractor began supporting water and wastewater facilities all across the state
Worth Noting - October 2026

Worth Noting - October 2026

Industry News - October 2026

Industry News - October 2026

Product spotlight denso protal coating technology 2

Product Spotlight: Composite pipe repair systems expand protection capabilities

Fiberscope floating pipe inspection robot

Product News - October 2026

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Product Focus: Flow Control and Monitoring

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Case Studies: Flow Control and Monitoring

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Lone Worker Safety

Don’t ignore the inherent risks of sending employees out into the field alone
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Pumping Wastewater From New Heights

Aboveground pump technology can offer significant cost, safety and operational advantages over submersible pumps
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Resetting the Sewer Maintenance Schedule

Sensor data is reshaping Bellevue’s sewer cleaning priorities, easing the utility’s workload and reducing wear on infrastructure
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Misconceptions of Flushable Wipes

Virginia county creates an interactive game to teach residents about the problem of wipes in sewers and where to deposit their trash
Cyberattacks on Water Systems Are the Real Threat

Cyberattacks on Water Systems Are the Real Threat

No community is safe from threats to critical infrastructure and public safety
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Protecting Infrastructure From Corrosion

High-performance specs and a team approach ensure a long service life for water reclamation facility expansion in Sioux Falls