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NASSCO representatives present policy recommendations to congressional leaders.

The right products make setting and maintaining manholes at grade a simple task.

Also in this week's sewer and water news, the Honolulu (Hawaii) City Department of Environmental Services recently won a national award for a children’s book about wastewater

The keys to success are simple, but improvement requires real action

The projects mark the first tangible outcome of GLWA’s recently adopted 40-year wastewater management plan

WinCan makes it easy to receive up-to-the-moment wastewater reports, data, images and video

The newly formed Building for Recovery coalition is urging governments to use infrastructure as an avenue for economic recovery

WinCan offers flexible mapping options to support your sewer maintenance workflows

Visually identify sources of I&I with Envirosight’s Quickview airHD zoom camera

Sewer inspection is hard work, but sharing the results doesn't have to be with WinCan Web

Technology is constantly evolving across all industries. Before purchasing the latest piece of equipment, here are a few things to think about to ensure you’re making a wise investment.

No two sewers are the same, and your inspection equipment should adapt to meet your every need

Joint effort by public water utility sector aims to raise awareness of need for strong federal partnership on clean and safe water

From artificial intelligence to more remote collaboration, standards and technology are changing in the wastewater industry

Also in this week's sewer and water news, the City of Louisville, Kentucky, has announced a $10 million fund to help residents who are behind on water, gas and electric bills

Hang this poster in the office or take it with you in the field to use as a quick reference when documenting PACP structural defects