Walking through ankle-deep sewage backed up in a restaurant convinced Jim Faulkner, who was spending his first week as supervisor of the...
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Bringing Matters to a Head
State governments are running huge deficits. The federal budget includes enormous spending increases and deficits of unprecedented size. Social Security and Medicare...
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The Hole Solution
Manholes are vital components of the wastewater infrastructure. In recent years, inventive manufacturers have developed accessories that improve on the basic structure...
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Stimulating Life
It seems every time I pick up a newspaper in the past few months, the word I see is “stimulus,” or some...
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Making it Digital
Data gathering and record keeping are critical components of an infrastructure maintenance program. Work crews must keep accurate and consistent records of...
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Fizzlers or Sizzlers?
In today’s workplace, employee performance follows the the Pareto Principle: 80 percent of employees fizzle, 20 percent sizzle. The 80 percent who...
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Compact Inspection System Provides High Flexibility
The new camera inspection control system from Cobra Technologies is designed to combine portability with the full functionality of a truck-mounted system....
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Turn of the Screw
Settlement, circumferential and radial cracking, holes, and asphalt separating from around poorly adjusted manhole frames were a way of life in Kelowna,...
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Just Right for the Job
The Blair Township Water and Sewer Authority sends wastewater to three area municipal treatment plants and is under a mandate from all...
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SEWER: Rooting for the Future
What does a city wastewater department do when there are no crises to address? “The city council is focused on quality of...
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Making It Work
This month’s issue of Municipal Sewer & Water contains yet another example of a public information program that “moved the needle” on...
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WATER: Jump Start
With a water system that dates back more than a century, the city of Monroe, Mich., has always had to pay attention...
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SEWER: Gaining Ground
The city of Mt. Lebanon, Pa., has a verdant landscape of tree-lined streets. But lush growth on top means deep root growth...
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Looking at Laterals
No program has done more to help our industry improve consistency and com-munication in rehabilitations than NASSCO’s Pipeline Assessment and Certification Pro-gram...
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Giving Valves a Workout
Manual valve exercising is a time-consuming process, and one that poses risks of injury to employees and damage to valves. Valve-exercising technology...
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Making It Count
Every drop counts. That’s the message behind Charlotte-Mecklenburg (N.C.) Utilities’ proactive, keep-it-simple community outreach program that is helping its 220,000 households get...
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Compact Gas-Detection Unit Simplifies Confined-Space Work
The GasAlertMax XT from BW Technologies/Honeywell International Inc. offers municipal workers a compact, lightweight, hand-held monitor with one-button operation for monitoring the...
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Industry News - August 2009
The 9,000-square-foot Pipe and Valve Technology Institute training center opened in Lake Zurich, Ill. The center is offering programs in pipe cutting...








