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Madison (Wisconsin) Water Utility’s pump operators usually spend weeknights filling the city’s reservoirs and preparing for the morning water rush — a...

If you rely on excavators for some of the work that your organization takes on, you know that they have been, and...

Fuel is one of the greatest operating costs for any utility that owns heavy equipment and/or trucks. Working in a way that...

When hand sanitizer started running low at Epoxytec’s south Florida headquarters, no one at the company imagined they’d soon repurpose their entire facility...

Although Thomas Orcutt has never dealt with a public disaster as big as COVID-19 before, he knows the drill. Plan ahead. Stay...

You can delay irrigating the lawn or washing the car all you want, but to really make a big dent in water...

No one enjoys conflict and confrontation. We all want to be liked and accepted, and very few of us enjoy hurting people’s...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), alongside federal partners, will release the National Water Reuse Action Plan: Collaborative Implementation, a collection of...

A utility is only as good as its team. When your customers think of your utility, they’ll think of your employees. So...

No matter how well a hydroexcavator is engineered and built, the rigors of working under difficult and demanding conditions take their toll....

Water utilities’ interest in leak-detection dogs has risen since last year, when it was reported that Central Arkansas Water (CAW) in Little...

Dallas, Texas' storm sewers, designed and built in the 1930s, are no match for the dense neighborhoods of a 21st-century city. Despite...

The results of a study focused on the safety of emissions resulting from the steam-cured CIPP process are in. The Trenchless Technology...

Patty Potty is on a mission to save sewer systems from flushable wipes and other things people flush that don’t belong there.Her...