Entries Tagged Drinking Water

A new seismically resistant tunnel came into service last week, connecting Hetch Hetchy and East Bay water supplies with customers in the...

A broad array of water sector groups from across the country will join forces this spring in Washington, D.C., for the inaugural...

For a homeowner, the slow, methodical dripping of a kitchen sink in the middle of the night is merely an annoyance. For...

After submitting a letter of resignation, a valued water utility leader in Indiana received monetary recognition — a whopping $20,000 — for...

Nations on both sides of the Atlantic are struggling with water and wastewater infrastructure deficits. An international panel at the 21st Annual...

American Water, the nation’s largest publicly traded water and wastewater utility company, announced today it was selected to receive a 2014 U.S....

Steve Christianson saw the need for younger folks to enter the water distribution and water treatment world.After receiving his certifications several years...

The 2013 Tnemec Tank of the Year has been awarded and the City of Mt. Vernon, Ill., was crowned the winner. The...

Singer Valve, a manufacturer of control valves, now has NSF 372 certified valves ensuring low lead content. “We want to ensure our...

The Milwaukee Water Works and H2Oscore have formed a partnership to provide water usage data at an online portal to help consumers...

Madison, Wis., maintains a modern system of more than 800 miles of water mains. Madison Water Utility reckoned, however, that delivering water...

Are you looking for a way to get a message to the public about your utility? Or about the services you provide?Don’t...

As municipal managers and drinking water operators, you’re familiar with removing things like contaminants, organics, iron and manganese from the water that enters...

A paper recently released by Ceres, “Assessing Water System Revenue Risk: Consideration for Market Analysis,” discusses an issue many water systems across...