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Proactive management helps Renewable Water Resources, the regional sewer authority, stay ahead of grease in upstate South Carolina

Trailer-mounted cleaning and hydroexcavation units can provide a solid complement to full-size truck-mounted vacuum systems

Volunteers help the City of Raleigh, N.C., keep tabs on pollution and stay in compliance with EPA public education requirements

The DigiSewer 180º Inspection System uses rapid sidewall scanning to acquire complete data on pipe wall condition for later evaluation in an office setting

Expo Saturday Evening Jam headliner Montgomery Gentry plays hard-driving country hits, while opening act 38 Special brings memorable ’80s rock

A dedicated Pumps and Controls Group takes a methodical approach to keep the infrastructure functioning smoothly and reliably in Salem, Ore.

HammerHead Redesigns Web Site; Whittington Joins Spir Star; Jetstream of Houston Named Top Company

Manufacturers offer a range of special-purpose vehicles that enable pipe inspection, cleaning and other tasks on undeveloped terrain

Against the backdrop of one of the most challenging U.S. economies in decades, we welcome a new year and a new president this month.

The “Liquid Assets” public television documentary conveys the need for infrastructure investment. Now the trick is to get people to watch it.

Green infrastructure is at the forefront as the Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati mobilizes to eliminate CSOs and SSOs and hold down rates

At high flows in large-diameter pipes, boat or pontoon platforms provide an alternative for performing top-quality video inspections

Before letting 2008 slip into oblivion, it can be worthwhile to look back and reflect on the year’s events and any lessons they may carry

Gainesville Regional Utilities continually expands and refines its GIS into a fully digital and highly capable system and a model for communities

A GIS and a data collection system based on cellular telephones help organize operations for water and sewer utilities serving Michigan townships

It has become a standard political ploy to pretend that everything is fine when maintenance budgets are always the first line item to get deferred or buried.

Successful NASSCO testimony on OSHA’s proposed confined-space regulations helps save members and the industry millions of dollars

VUEWorks Inc. software works on top of GIS databases to allow users to link to and manage a wealth of information about public infrastructure