Esri Articles

Attractive financing has launched the city of Belleville into an aggressive phase of sewer and water rehabilitation.

Texas utility’s award-winning collections system is backed by a ‘digital warehouse of data.’

A quest for new supplies of reclaimed water led Altamonte Springs to a unique source: Interstate 4.

Moline, Ill., implements the country’s first application of dry abrasive water pipe cleaning in an ongoing effort to do more for less.

The ability to quickly and efficiently locate a blockage or damage in a municipal water or sewer pipeline can save utilities and taxpayers substantial sums. This selection of inspection camera systems, leak detection equipment, data recorders and software programs can help municipalities and contractors stay ahead of potential problems.

Kansas City is promoting economic growth by building a new sewer line through 13,000 acres of underdeveloped prime real estate.

The American Water Works Association’s ACE14 will showcase the most innovative products and services from all aspects of the water industry.

Shepherdsville invests in quality people and takes the fast track to SSO reduction.

Bell Buckle takes a programmed approach to environmental compliance and nets significant I&I reductions on a tight budget.

Cambridge, Ontario gains ground on its infrastructure program through an aggressive asset logging and assessment program.

An EPA consent decree with DeKalb County, Ga., has made accelerated infrastructure mapping a critical goal.

Metro Water Services maintains quality services while leaning on outside contractors to compensate for a shrinking workforce.

Lexington-Fayette charges forward on required sewer and stormwater system upgrades with its sights on the finish line.

Establishing an in-house CIPP program solves township’s sewer system problems and saves ratepayers money