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Sewer inspection crawlers are a major investment, so having one that can adapt to a wider range of needs helps make the most of a fixed budget

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

In this week’s news briefs, the EPA is receiving feedback about a new rule that would affect how utilities provide public notification about CSO discharges into the Great Lakes, and a Louisiana city is preparing to make a final push to fix infrastructure still affected by Hurricane Katrina.

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Omaha deals with record number of water main breaks in December

The American Water Works Association and Great Lakes Protection Fund are partnering to award cash prizes to Great Lakes Basin utilities that can reduce energy-related pollution in their distribution systems.

This decision will have long-term impact so it pays to look at all the options

Most of the Fraser, Michigan, residents who were evacuated Christmas Eve are back in their homes, but months of repair work are ahead.

Manufacturers provide advice about caring for two of the most important components on a hydroexcavator.

Roanoke, Virginia, takes a proactive approach to stormwater management with the help of ROVVER X inspection cameras.

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

Learn more about the process of grouting as a low-cost alternative to pipeline and manhole rehabilitation and to stop leaky joints.

The best way to ensure your sewer inspection crawler stays working when you need it is regular cleaning and maintenance.

Officials suspect a leaky sewer main is the culprit and it wouldn’t be the first time.

The utility plans on targeting 2,000 lines per year.

The experts at Under Armour offer advice on how to dress for those long, cold winter days.

In this week’s news briefs, Flint, Michigan, finally gets the federal aid that has been held up in Congress, and a Florida city fires its water utility director following a sewage disaster.

The study indicates that while there are many new and innovative options for funding infrastructure, utilities still need sufficient revenue to access them.