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As budgets tighten, municipalities are getting creative by repurposing older equipment instead of discarding it. Whether it's using aging vehicles for less...

The largest water and wastewater utility company in the U.S., American Water, recently was hit by a cyberattack that led to a temporary...

Oklahoma Municipal Assurance Group’s (OMAG) Sanitary Sewer Expo recently marked its fifth year by moving to Glenpool, Oklahoma, where it reached the...

Entry 340107We've all been there — first day at the treatment plant, trying to look confident while secretly wondering what we just signed...

The Hill Country Harbor community in Graford, Texas, is an upscale luxury neighborhood known for its hilly, rocky terrain and seasonal homeowners....

In the utility construction industry, being prepared goes beyond just meeting deadlines — it’s about staying ahead of potential risks that could...

OZ Lifting Products’ stainless steel range includes chain hoists, lever hoists, trolleys and beam clamps all designed for use in corrosive environments....

There was no hesitation when the University of Louisville approached Louisville Metropolitan Sewer District for help with a wastewater program for freshman...

Entry 340110Social media is proving to be a game-changer for water treatment centers and manufacturers, bringing transparency to the forefront. Take a...

Hurricane Helene has left a devastating mark on the Southeastern United States, with significant impacts felt from Florida to Virginia. The storm, which...

The Great Lakes Water Authority recently announced it will increase the level of the anti-corrosion additive orthophosphate that it feeds into the...

Mainline CCTV camera systems for the municipal sewer and water industry are essential for detailed pipe inspections, allowing operators to assess the...

In February 2010, Crane Pumps & Systems was invited to a meeting hosted by the Roamingwood Sewer and Water Authority and their...

As Hurricane Helene makes its way across the coast, municipalities are feeling the pressure to protect water services. Storms and heavy rainfall...

A yearlong study led by Utah State University researchers — in collaboration with the Utah Division of Water Rights — recently identified...