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Utilities that have flat-rate structures will be better positioned to adjust to lower demand, says Fitch Ratings

Discover how new technology can take your municipality to the next level, Feb. 17-20, at the Water & Wastewater Education, Treatment & Transport Show

The United States Bureau of Reclamation announces plans to invest an additional $23 million in water reuse and efficiency

A shoe drive could bring thousands of dollars in assistance to the children of Flint, Michigan.

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

To DC Water, we see C+ as a measure along our path toward achieving world-class infrastructure

Take a stroll down underground memory lane. Wood piping systems are the focus of NASSCO's Sewer History Exhibit.

Sales and support of trailer- and skid-mounted jetters to be marketed under Vactor name

An agreement between officials and local tribes allowed work to continue on the Oak Harbor Clean Water Facility despite a recent discovery.

Entries begin to pour in for WWETT Show homebrew beer competition

More and more customers are refusing to pay for water service amid the ongoing crises

Navitas Lease Corp. opens specialized vehicle and equipment financing division after purchasing Liberty Financial Group

In this week’s water and wastewater news, a massive deep tunnel is dedicated across the pond and St. Louis MSD plans a demolition spree

Discover how new technology can take your municipality to the next level, Feb. 17-20, at the Water & Wastewater Education, Treatment & Transport Show

Santa Clara’s new super-secure SCADA system is in a class all its own.

The Water Prize is a first-of-its-kind program recognizing outstanding achievement in the advancement of sustainable solutions

The recent events surrounding lead poisoning in Flint, Michigan, have roots that go back more than 4 years. This timeline, drawn from various sources, pieces together those significant events.

Want to tell your customers about the flushable wipes problem? Look no further than the National Association of Clean Water Agencies, which provides free materials to utilities and organizations.

Funding will go toward statewide improvements in drinking water and wastewater infrastructure and the reduction of water pollution.