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News Briefs: Maryland Boy Dies After Being Swept Into Storm Drain
Also in this week's sewer and water news, New Jersey's top environmental official warns of an "imminent threat" at Trenton (New Jersey) Water Works
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Researcher Raises Awareness of Unseen Environmental Impacts of Floods
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Trusted and Proven Performance – The Best in Grit Just Got Better
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NASTT Opens 2026 Utility Scholarship Portal for No-Dig Show
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NACWA Honors Peak Performers at Utility Leadership Conference
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News Briefs: US and Mexico Agree to Tijuana River Treatment Plan
Also in this week's sewer and water news, the City of Asheville (North Carolina) approves two contracts for temporary pretreatment systems at its water treatment plants
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Staying Safe in the Heat
Working outside in the summer heat can’t always be avoided in this industry, but these tips can help you do it more safely
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Product News: OZ Lifting Products, Subsite, Denso and More
Browse the latest products exclusively for the municipal sewer and water industry
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College, Manufacturer Team Up to Provide Opportunities for Next Generation of Utilities Workers
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News Briefs: Southwest Drought Could Be Long-Term, Says Study
Also in this week's sewer and water news, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announces an initiative to enhance the cybersecurity of the state's water and wastewater utilities
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News About SJE, CUES, Felling Trailers and More
In this month's industry news update, track the industry's movers and shakers, learn about company acquisitions, get the skinny on new products and more
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Podcast: A Master Class in Scaling a Trades Business
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Study Measures Magnitude, Distribution of PFAS in Great Lakes
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News Briefs: Industry Leaders Condemn Proposed Water Funding Reductions
Also in this week's sewer and water news, a wastewater treatment plant in Rockland, Maine, sees over $10,000 in damages and a pump stoppage after vandals enter the facility overnight
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Colorado Outreach Effort Fosters Early Appreciation for Water
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Why Hydrants Weren't Meant to Fight Wildfires
A Q&A with BYU professor and water infrastructure expert Rob Soby explains why the public should understand water system limitations
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Law Group Announces Release of PFAS Settlement Funds
SL Environmental Law Group announces the distribution of over $900 million to more than 200 clients from PFAS water contamination settlements
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News Briefs: Philly Supervisors Work 24/7 Shifts Amid Water Worker Strike
Also in this week's sewer and water news, the River Seine in Paris has reopened for public swimming, marking the first time in over a century since a ban was implemented in 1923
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