Editorial Playing in the Big Leagues A northern tourist community steps up collection system performance with a CMOM program, GIS, and in-house inspection and cleaning June 27, 2011
Editorial Bursting the Conventional Wisdom An Oklahoma city is achieving success and saving big dollars by conducting a multi-year, $90 million sewer rehabilitation program with in-house workers June 27, 2011
Editorial Against the Current With its wastewater plant at capacity, an Alaska community is metering flows while upgrading its collection system to keep I&I in check April 25, 2011
Editorial Knowing the Flows A comprehensive monitoring system helps a major sewerage agency keep tabs on its system, optimize capacity, and help drive down SSOs April 25, 2011
Editorial Buying Back Capacity Aggressive manhole rehabilitation and a larger I&I control effort help Fairfield, Ohio, prevent overflow and keep sewer user rates down March 28, 2011
Editorial Sitting Ducks Your streets are full of big and easy targets in the never-ending battle against inflow and infiltration and all its insidious costs March 28, 2011
Editorial Sealing the Deal A court-ordered I&I control program in the City of Milwaukee includes a regular program on manhole inspection and repair that pays many dividends March 28, 2011
Editorial Secure Connections The City of Salem goes big with in-house grouting as part of a complete program of sewer inspection, maintenance and rehab for I&I control March 28, 2011
Editorial Leap of Faith An in-house pipe bursting program provides a cost-effective solution for a California sewer authority’s I&I reduction and capital replacement initiatives November 30, 2010
Editorial Essential Players Collections system supervisor Ralph Palomares and water operations foreman Ron Hightower help assure El Toro Water District residents of reliable, quality service November 30, 2010
Blogs Case in point: Impact of leaking laterals A Milwaukee-area community is surprised at the volume of I&I from pipes on the private side of the line September 16, 2010
Editorial A Matter of Choice A lateral-repair program in South Williamsport, Pa., lets residents choose conventional or trenchless methods to replace leaking pipes August 31, 2010
Editorial Out of the Comfort Zone Dye testing and inspection, combined with recordkeeping on a new Web-based application, helps an Ohio city get a firm handle on inflow and infiltration July 31, 2010