Yesterday it was my birthday. I hung one more year on the line.I should be depressed, my life’s a mess, but I’m...
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Clean Canals
The All-American Canal, more than 3,000 miles of freshwater canals and drains, pulls 3.1 million acre-feet of Colorado River water per year...
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The Education Edge
A track of seminars presented by the Southern Section Collection Systems Committee (SSCSC) highlights the education lineup at the 2009 Pumper &...
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Industry News - December 2008
Aries Presents Grout Boot Camp VIAries Industries Inc. will present Grout Boot Camp VI, Jan. 13-15, at the Aries Industries Service Center,...
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Automated System Speeds Hydrant Flow Testing
The Fire Flow Pro system from Hurco Technologies Inc. quickly and accurately tests, records and manages critical fire-flow data for fire hydrants....
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Not So Fast
The problem: Employers, including public agencies, face the loss of many workers as the baby boom generation reaches retirement age. The solution:...
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A Bird’s-Eye View
Asset management software helps municipalities keep track of extensive infrastructure systems: history, specifications and maintenance. Such software uses the power of personal...
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An Exciting Year
I paused when I sat down to write this final column of the year. While I have much to share about the...
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More on Maintenance
I appreciated your column on maintenance (“Pay Me Now, or …” MSW, October 2008). It is high time all the infrastructure press...
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WATER/SEWER: Getting Things in Order
The Charter Township of Genoa, in south central Michigan, oversees water and sewer operations for a complex network of small utilities. By...
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WATER/SEWER: Evolve or Die
GIS at Gainesville (Fla.) Regional Utilities has gone from an outsourced system comprised of infrequently updated paper maps to an in-house, fully...
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Playing the Float
Cities and sewerage agencies often collect wastewater from large areas that must be conveyed to distant treatment plants. Handling this enormous volume...
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SEWER: Learning by Doing
Leak detection and repair has truly been a live-and-learn experience in Westlake, Ohio.Aided by a unique testing protocol that pinpoints problem areas,...
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WATER: Listening Closely
Birmingham Water Works (BWW) is a big water system in a drought-stricken region. Leaks are an obvious concern, and in 1999 the...
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The Dope On Diesel
Diesel prices have been taxing for municipalities and utilities and anyone else who depends on diesel-powered equipment and trucks. From July 2007...
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Extend Your Hand
A friend of mine calls it the Three-Foot Rule. It means that when he’s at a trade show, if you come within...
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Fan Mail Vs. Hate Mail
I knew the exact day (July 2) when the July issue of this magazine began hitting readers’ desks. That’s because responses to...








