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Permit supervisor pleads guilty to felony conflict-of-interest charges for steering fees to own company

In this week’s news, Flint residents get the OK to drink filtered tap water, Dothan adds workers for a sewer inspection project, and New York City postpones work on its new $6 billion water tunnel.

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

Three essential pieces of personal protective equipment every high-pressure jetter operator needs

Rehab program includes inspecting, sandblasting and repainting 13 water storage tanks throughout Pennsylvania

In this week’s news briefs, a service call ends in tragedy, an Iowa city passes a grease trap inspection fee, and Idaho regulators ask water utilities to double-check water systems statewide.

The WWETT Show beer competition that didn’t happen in Indy comes to an end in the basement of the COLE Publishing office

The Innovative Conservation Program seeks to advance water-saving efforts by finding new and innovative methods for using supplies more efficiently

It's time for water sector organizations to gather in Washington, D.C., again. Here's what's on tap for Water Week 2016.

A national water-quality crisis — such as the recent events in Flint, Michigan — can spark questions from customers and the media. Here’s how several utilities are proactively handling the topic of lead contamination.

Portable inspection system can be mounted in a wide range of vehicles or trailers or used as a stand-alone system

In this week’s news briefs, a community rallies in support of a utility supervisor who was killed on the job, a water district dedicates new wells at a former sanitarium, and Massachusetts approves $100M in interest-free loans to replace aging waterlines.

Commitments aim to accelerate water innovations, investment and sustainability

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The Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District offers stakeholders a crash course in wastewater management

Wastewater infrastructure along the Mississippi River took a beating during a 100-year flood event in December 2015. Learn about the recovery process and what the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District learned from the event.

Research will measure health and ecological impacts of water conservation practices

In this week’s news briefs, a state agency takes extra measures to ensure motorist safety, data says Wisconsin is highest in strontium levels, and Charleston Water System is refinancing its debt to help fund infrastructure projects.