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Syracuse, New York, partners with the University of Chicago on a data algorithm that predicts which pipes are at the highest risk of failure

When it came time to replace LASA’s lateral launch sewer inspection system, the maintenance supervisor wanted a more dependable system that didn’t come with a steep learning curve

Utilities assess infrastructure damage as Montecito recovers from natural disaster

Looking for education opportunities in the water and wastewater industry? Check out this updated listing of upcoming events from around the country.

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Ted DeBoda leaves his executive director position after more than seven years at the helm

After massive snowfall in 2016-17 brought the state out of drought, precipitation amounts this winter are off to a slow start

Less than two years after Rhinelander, Wisconsin’s overhaul of its downtown water and sewer infrastructure, the city had to dig up a portion of it to fix a broken waterline

As winter takes hold in 2018, the Madison (Wisconsin) Water Utility prepares by looking back to the most extreme season on record

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From adjusting track tension to problem warning signs, here’s what you need to know to keep your machine in good shape

Jack Doheny was an industry leader for more than four decades

Broken mains result from record lows across the nation

The San Jose Environmental Services Department looks beyond standard stormwater management methods to keep waterways clean

Proper maintenance of pumps and blowers is vital to keeping your truck operating at peak performance

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