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...
Most Recent
Displaying results 11724-11742 of 11857
Editorial
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,...
Editorial
Clamping Down
City and utility officials know that manhole covers are disappearing from the streets — some 2,050 from Philadelphia alone in just the...
Editorial
Hydroexcavator Helps Users Avoid Overweight-Vehicle Citations
Municipalities, utilities and contractors face stricter enforcement of overweight-vehicle laws. The X-10 vacuum excavator from Hi-Vac Corp. is designed as a lighter...
Editorial
Making It Fun
People who aren’t in the business may find most municipal public works Web sites less than exciting. That’s not the case in...
Editorial
Industry News - November 2008
RIDGID Hosts Forum Appreciation DayRIDGID hosted a three-day Roundup to recognize individuals who contributed to its online forum. Activities included product discussions,...
Editorial
High-Powered Chewer-Upper
Plugged pipes are a pain. If they can’t be cleared easily, a city can spend six figures digging them up and replacing...
Editorial
NASSCO Membership Keeps on Giving
In the spirit of the holiday season, take a moment to reflect on the year that’s nearly over. Think of what you’ve...
Editorial
STORM: Plants Against Pollutants
For more than a decade, the Watershed Manage-ment Division of the City of Gresham, Ore., looked for ways to deal with runoff...
Editorial
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...
Editorial
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...
Editorial
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...
Editorial
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...
Editorial
Plugging the Leaks
High levels of hydrogen sulfide had corroded 1/2 to 1 inch of the concrete-brick and precast concrete manholes in Kalamazoo, Mich., causing...
Editorial
WATER: Right On Target
The municipal water system in Buffalo, N.Y., faces three challenges: aging infrastructure, a declining customer base, and corporate and private customers who...
Editorial
Oh No! Not Down the Drain!
The Needham (Mass.) Department of Public Works was seeking a way to complete the educational requirement of the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination...









