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Low-interest loans and more than $20M in grants will fund 9 drinking water and wastewater projects across 8 counties, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf has announced

Benton Utilities honors former manager of wastewater collections, Leon Wilson

The EPA honors water agencies for educating consumers about WaterSense-labeled products and programs

Incident marks the second time in just over a month that a water utility employee in the US has been shot while on the job

In this week's news, the City of Red Deer hosts a grand opening for a new $140M sewer pipeline, a Colorado municipality plans a giant project of their own, and the Great Lakes Water Board names its first CEO

Make the most of your trip to Indianapolis by taking advantage of the education sessions

An interactive app from Singer Valve lets users learn the functions of valves in municipal drinking water systems.

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UESI and NASSCO share mutual objective to support trenchless technology.

Smart device compatibility of RIDGID SR-24 improves locating accuracy and saves time.

Good questions are the only answer for managers who want more engaged, confident and productive employees.

With established standards, better products and evolving application techniques, grouting is gaining ground in municipal collections systems.

We’re giving you three ways to learn about keeping I&I out of your collections system.

Naperville, Illinois, turns to grouting as a complementary weapon to CIPP lining in the fight to tighten up its system.

Brunswick, Maine, moves ahead of the pack in its approach to system maintenance, improvements and public outreach.