Illinois Articles

Here's a quick roundup of this week's industry news. Track the industry's movers and shakers, learn about new products, and more.

Make the most of your trip to Indianapolis by taking advantage of the education sessions

Naperville, Illinois, turns to grouting as a complementary weapon to CIPP lining in the fight to tighten up its system.

The Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies has recognized 21 public drinking water systems for management excellence.

Water department teams love testing themselves during state or national conventions. Here's the story of how one regional competition got started.

In this week's news, Santa Barbara officials opt for desalination, a water utility invests $50 million in its future, and a West Coast water district faces a hefty fine.

An investigative report has found smart meters in Tinley Park, Illinois inaccurately record how much water a household uses, resulting in overcharges

One of the nation's biggest St. Patty's Day parties is just another walk in the park.

Crews on the Water System Improvement Program reach 7 million safe working hours and a Chicago suburb agrees to pay back nearly $18.5 million in past due water bills.

This cold-weather phenomenon requires a particular set of variables: a clear night, a slight offshore wind and plunging temperatures. Learn why it can mean disaster for water system intakes.

In this week’s municipal news, a New Jersey bill could simplify the sale of water utilities, a stormwater fee loses traction in Illinois and ice pigging comes to New York.

Evanston’s innovative and proactive approach to stormwater management eases the strain of major rain events.

In Evanston, Illinois, city managers found a new way to manage stormwater, decrease overflows and prevent basement backups — all while saving money.