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Here's a quick roundup of recent industry news. Track the industry's movers and shakers, learn about company acquisitions, get the skinny on new products and more.

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The city offered free water tests to its citizens and found lead in 70 percent of homes

By selling vacant land to a developer, Madison Water Utility found a way to generate revenue and raise public awareness about water efficiency

Also in this week's sewer and water news, a water supervisor faces felony charges for tampering with his city's main meter; and the mayor of Santa Fe is criticized for his exorbitant water use

Virginia Tech and The Water Research Foundation each receive nearly $2 million in funds

New York utility’s recent radio interview highlights emphasis on public education

Utah State University follows up on a survey of U.S. and Canadian water utilities it first did in 2012

WinCan makes collecting, sharing and reporting cross bore detection data easy with support for lateral-specific observation catalogs and seamless integration of GIS mapping systems

It’s been a year since the emergency drought order was lifted following the state’s rough five-year stretch. But now some are concerned that water use is back to pre-drought levels.

This free tech poster provides an overview of the capabilities of the new VC500 controller for the ROVVER X crawler inspection system

Conventional tap water lost out to recycled wastewater in a blind taste test conducted by university researchers, shedding light on approaches that could be taken to better sell it to the public as a drinking water supply solution

WinCan's Manholes Module allows users to analyze, annotate, report and share their manhole inspection data

Overhead dangers can come into play during sewer work, as a recent job site accident in Pennsylvania showed

Among all the special national week celebrations, one deserves special attention from members of the water and wastewater professions

Moving sewer inspection data to a cloud-based workflow improves security and is highly cost-effective

Kansas City’s water utility hit a peak of 1,844 water main breaks in 2012. Today it has a much better handle on its aging infrastructure.