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MBI Pipelining relies on LMK Technologies products to offer municipalities a trenchless solution to infrastructure issues

In this week’s news briefs, the Narragansett Bay Commission in Rhode Island is putting off completion of a multi-phase CSO project for at least three years to keep rates down, and Florida’s drought has Lake Okeechobee at its lowest level in six years

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Zoom cameras provide valuable information about both the cleaning needs of a pipe and the types of debris in the line

Major water infrastructure improvements can come with major rate increases. How can utilities shield low-income customers from expenses they can’t afford?

In this week’s news briefs, a National Science Foundation study looks further at how evapotranspiration plays into the water use picture in California, and Pennsylvania American Water takes steps to eliminate lead service lines for its customers

West Virginia American Water tries a new method for shedding more light on how customers’ water bills turn into infrastructure improvements

AWWA’s Buried No Longer tool is a resource that utilities can use in planning for their own system’s upgrades, and the data will also be used to develop a national report about infrastructure needs

The Green Bay Water Utility has made a concerted effort to identify all the lead in its system, and provide waterline replacements at no cost to homeowners

Inspection system provides 3-D views and complete inspection data in a simple package

Miami’s master plan encompasses hundreds of improvement projects with a focus on building resilience

Lone Star utility makes major inroads on I&I and tackles lift station problems while building self-sufficiency

There’s so much more to the work you do than a single story can tell

With the right strategy, a high level of employee turnover doesn’t have to be inevitable

More than ever, sound asset management practices are critical for underground infrastructure