Geographic Information System (GIS) Articles

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

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

Proactive investigation and rehabilitation program helps a rural Northwest community remove I&I and reap financial rewards.

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

Fort Knox I&I project requires partnership and planning to meet tight deadlines

City of Saco consolidates data and improves customer service with new asset management system

Nashville implements large-scale plan to combat stormwater control issues with green initiatives

Stevens Point collections crew makes up for lost time and a lack of system maintenance

Seeking better methods is part of the daily routine for Thousand Oaks Wastewater Division

Clear data and tight database integration help a Colorado city eliminate SSOs and improve operating efficiency

Hydraulic modeling helps a Georgia city make water system improvements and plan for future growth in the aftermath of a tornado

California’s Western Municipal Water District is leveraging an enterprise software license agreement to bring efficiencies to all aspects of operations

The City of Arlington creates a sophisticated database combining GIS data with line condition assessments, producing major efficiencies