Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) Articles

Oakland County (Mich.) implements a variety of actions to keep stormwater pollution from impacting the Great Lakes.

Lynchburg, Va., tackles significant overflow issues by taking on the easiest work first, then developing a cost-saving plan to deal with the toughest jobs.

Jersey City takes on a massive multi-year effort to improve its collection system, increase capacity, and eliminate CSOs.

South Bend is proving that low-cost flow monitoring technology and cloud-based software can trump high-cost infrastructure expansion.

Fall River’s massive CSO abatement project has made a big impact on local water quality.

MSW and the Pumper & Cleaner Expo showcase better ways for municipal utilities to move forward.

Evansville, Ind., takes back control of its water and sewer utility and focuses on system improvements.

Partially filled magmeters give a Pennsylvania city an effective remedy against high wet-weather flows that had overwhelmed the treatment plant

Pressure transducer level sensors help a Massachusetts wastewater utility safely optimize storage capacity in its interceptor system

New Castle County takes an aggressive approach to sewer maintenance with an eye toward main rehabilitations that will last 100 years