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A step-by-step approach helps an Ohio community refine its sewer rehabilitation methods, reduce I&I substantially, and save money

Custom-built standby generators enable a city in Washington to retrofit lift stations and build new ones to avoid environmental issues

Birmingham Water Works uses sophisticated technology to locate leaks and reduce nonrevenue water despite shortages of qualified people

Market conditions and other factors drive up the price of fuel for heavy trucks and equipment. Expect prices to remain high in the foreseeable future.

The people you meet at the Pumper & Cleaner Expo might help you solve a nagging problem or give you business ideas worth their weight in gold

On taxation editorials in this magazine, comments run about evenly split between pats on the back and kicks in the shins

An innovative wetland treatment system helps a growing Oregon city capture runoff from a commercial area and protect sensitive waters

Cities look to security locking devices, stiffer penalties, different materials and stricter regulations on metal recyclers as ways to deter thefts of manhole covers

In the spirit of the holiday season, take a moment to reflect on the year that’s nearly over.

The Paikert cutting tool saves users money by ripping through tough clogs in pipes that otherwise would need to be dug up and replaced

RIDGID Hosts Forum Appreciation Day; Federal Signal Expands Guzzler, Vactor Facilities; Hannay Releases Pressure Wash, Spray Hose Reel Catalog; Envirosight Expands Headquarters, Opens Regional Center; PipeHunter Names Parts Manager

The Portland Water Bureau uses entertainment as a tool to deliver vital information — and enhance public support for its initiatives

X-10 vacuum excavator from Hi-Vac Corp.

A multilayered poly resin liner system enables a Michigan utility to conquer inflow and infiltration in manholes

With a shrinking customer base and aging infrastructure, the City of Buffalo used a precise, strategic approach to tame costs while improving efficiency

A children’s play about storm drains wins a major public educator award from the New England Water Environment Association

The City of Duluth battles topography and cold winters in a campaign to manage stormwater and comply with national guidelines

It’s an axiom that it costs more not to do maintenance than to do it. So why is maintenance so often first to come under the budget knife?

The NASSCO Inspector Training and Certification Program aims to set a standard for the pipe-rehabilitation industry

An aggressive and steadily expanding preventive maintenance program in the North Carolina capital reduces SSOs to keep sewer lines in optimal condition