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NASSCO is working to bring members together and understand regional issues.

Planning is key to protecting pedestrians in and around your job sites.

Satellite-based technology helps water utilities find and fix distribution and transmission leaks more cost-effectively.

Compliance training and policies alone aren’t enough to curb this insidious misuse of power in the workplace.

Improvements are evident as utilities upgrade the tools and technology of their trade.

One contractor discusses his experiences practicing good job site safety when the work zone comes into contact with public road

Addressing these mistakes will greatly decrease the odds of having a camera-related mishap interrupt your workday

Looking for education opportunities in the water and wastewater industry? Check out this updated listing of upcoming events from around the country.

In this week's sewer and water news, a 19-year-old girl from New Orleans explores her city's water system in-depth asking what she can do about its flooding issues

In a world where severe storms are becoming more and more frequent, upgrades to sewer and water infrastructure are more and more imperative

Also in this week's sewer and water news, a state cabinet estimates that Kentucky will need $15 billion in water and sewer upgrades in the next 20 years

Fixing a hydrant and saving a kittens life — all in a day's work for these Louisville Water Co. employees

Tucson, Arizona, plans to use effluent to recharge the Santa Cruz River and an underlying aquifer

Flint’s mayor halted the use of hydroexcavation to identify lead service lines in June, questioning its effectiveness