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Limited resources, a growing population and unpredictable weather don’t stop this city from meeting its inspection goals

Several water organizations have partnered with the NOAA to create an online tool to help utilities make informed decisions when facing extreme weather conditions

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.

Side-scanning enables rapid assessment of pipelines while providing the data needed to prioritize rehabilitation and maintenance

Browse the latest products exclusively for the municipal sewer and water industry

In this week’s news briefs, senators across the country have teamed up to introduce the Water Infrastructure Flexibility Act, and the director of the Colorado Water Conservation Board resigns to focus his efforts on the private sector

Capitol Region Watershed District produces video to give customers a rare glimpse of a century-old underground tunnel and educate them about their role in the quality of area waterways

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

Supporters gathered from around the country to deliver a clear message about the importance of water infrastructure to Congress and the administration

More manufacturers are recognizing that those working in municipal environments have to be especially leery of weight.

In this week’s news briefs, Alexandria, Virginia, claims it needs time beyond the 2025 deadline given by the state to fix a combined sewer that overflows into the Potomac River, and a $100 million federal grant has been approved to aid Flint, Michigan.

A Maryland community’s step pool systems are able to slow down and treat storm flow so that the negative effects on Chesapeake Bay are lessened

Plans unveiled by the Trump Administration last week include elimination of a $498 million program that aids rural water and wastewater systems.

Confluence contest seeks to identify the emerging technologies that will define water utility systems going into the future

Grundfos recently launched a new campaign to help water/wastewater utilities increase the public's understanding of challenges in the water sector.

In this week’s news briefs, Wellington, New Zealand’s capital, is losing 400,000 gallons of water daily because of leaks created by an earthquake late last year, and a trench collapse traps a worker in Omaha, Nebraska, but rescue crews are fortunately able to save him.

Daily water use ranged from 16 gallons a day for a family of five in Africa, to 264 gallons for the photographer’s own family in New York City.

The latest four-year infrastructure report card from the American Society of Civil Engineers gives improving marks to the country’s water and wastewater infrastructure, but there is still a long way to go.