Aging Infrastructure Articles

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

There are still too many communities facing infrastructure challenges caused by inadequate revenue and investment.

In this week’s news briefs, Louisiana Tech develops a pipe-penetrating scanning system that can greatly benefit municipalities, and a study examines the presence of illegal drugs in Baltimore waterways.

New water mains will help ensure a reliable supply of drinking water for decades to come and larger sewers and new catch basins will improve drainage during heavy rainstorms.

Very little lead, galvanized materials found in downtown systems.

EPA initiative provides tools to help utilities understand climate science and adapt accordingly

Crews overcome unexpected obstacles and Rhinelander’s Downtown Streetscape Project stays on track

In this week’s news briefs, a water department crew makes a gruesome discovery, and the town of Colebrook, New Hampshire, starts replacing some of the oldest water infrastructure in the state.

Sewer and water upgrades form the foundation of Northern Wisconsin community’s downtown streetscape project.

Yes, in the year 2016, there are citizens living in the US where raw sewage runs directly into streams.

Why are agency's not flocking to examine water loss?

In this week’s news briefs, the city of Baltimore says proactive maintenance has led to a significant reduction in water main breaks, and the state of Alabama sues Dothan over sewer overflows.

EPA awards $2.7 million in grants to help communities control stormwater runoff and improve water conservation.

Although capital expenditures are predicted to rebound, a significant decrease in federal funding for water utilities passes the burden onto states and municipalities.