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American Water Works Association offers ideas on how utilities can mark the occasion

Respect the dangers that exist in confined spaces and plan accordingly

In this week’s news briefs, the California state Senate passes legislation aimed at making it easier to finance stormwater capture projects, and the New York Department of Environmental Conservation debuts a mapping tool to better identify water quality problem areas

Parent company of JLG Industries will ring closing bell at New York Stock Exchange May 4 to mark occasion

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Aries Industries accomplished a lot with its latest camera inspection system – portability and ease of use, but without skimping on the features and durability.

University research team creates interactive online map showing the various ways utilities have gotten creative with financing mechanisms

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In this week’s news briefs, Kansas City, Missouri, installs its 100th mile of new water main since 2013, and OSHA fines a Massachusetts company $1.5 million for an incident that killed two sewer workers

Iowa’s Save Our Sewers has grown by specializing in manhole rehab and providing a more cost-effective approach to city’s problems

NozzTeq’s Lumberjack cutters can handle a variety of different pipe blockages while remaining nearly maintenance-free.

Neighborhood developers in Milwaukee plan to repurpose an old lift station into a walk-up eatery

Fighting water system leaks is an obsession for the efficiency-focused staff of Wilson County.

Sweetwater Authority modernizes a southern California water system through methodical maintenance and repairs, and innovative water sourcing.

Telling your stories starts with hearing them.

Your organization will suffer from group-think and yes-men, but you can change that mentality.

FlowView pulls flow, level and rainfall data together in an intuitive system that makes managing your collections system much easier.

Technology has advanced from the gold rush to underground utility work.

Sharing relevant industry information assists contractors and system owners with planning and identifying areas of opportunity.