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Municipalities sometimes resort to unconventional means to keep its metal infrastructure from ending up at the scrapyard.

Unprecedented water regulations will cut residential and commercial use, but they won’t reduce reliance on water when fires flare up

Stormwater system improvements and initiatives have had a big impact on public safety

Increased public awareness, green infrastructure and the formation of stormwater utilities offer promise in today’s no-spend culture

San Francisco Public Utilities Commission safety initiative achieves milestone on one of the nation’s largest water infrastructure programs.

The Portland Water Bureau hired divers recently to perform a spot repair on pipe 60 feet below the Willamette River.

Associations collaborate on new edition of flushability guildelines for nonwoven products.

As the weather warms up, city sewer systems from Boston to Bangor, Maine, are being challenged by this winter's record-setting snowfall totals.

Confined-space entry deaths continue to make headlines. Learn how the proper gas detector could save your life.

Des Moines Water Works will file a lawsuit against three counties over high nitrate levels in local waterways.

Water-usage tracking tools for property owners and advanced metering systems help Madison Water Utility prevent and identify frozen pipes before disaster strikes.

Learn how one East Coast utility developed a model to weather almost any storm and acquired the financing to support it.

State agency goes back to drawing board after Connecticut municipalities contest proposed changes to the general permit.

For the first time, the U.S. ranks among the top markets in the world for infrastructure investment, according to a recent report from ARCADIS. Learn what other countries rank in the top 10.