Kentucky Articles

The Water Environment Association of Kentucky & Tennessee is now calling itself the Clean Water Professionals of Kentucky & Tennessee

A cleverly rigged portable kerosene heater helps Kentucky crews handle freeze-ups in water meters and services.

In this week's sewer and water news, the town of Dalton, Wisconsin, will abandon its public water service; and a stationary engineer in New York clocks 1,992 hours of overtime in a single year

Also in this week's sewer and water news, Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority is considering a private partnership to alleviate the strain of $2 billion in necessary infrastructure upgrades

Also in this week's sewer and water news, a state cabinet estimates that Kentucky will need $15 billion in water and sewer upgrades in the next 20 years

Kentucky utility takes a comprehensive approach to city infrastructure and serving the community’s needs.

Since opening in 2014 following a renovation, Louisville Water’s original pumping station turned teaching tool has had more than 90,000 visitors

Louisville Water provides tips on what works and what doesn’t work when trying to communicate information to the public

Louisville Water Co. relies on much more than press releases and website postings to effectively communicate project details to residents

Louisville Water is conducting the largest main replacement program in its history, with minimal impact on local residents.

Louisville Water teams with local distiller Stitzel-Weller to showcase the important role water plays in one of the area’s most famous products

Has your municipality considered acoustic pipe inspection? The potential time and cost savings make it a worthwhile investment. Here, learn the basics of this up-and-coming technology.

A spatial map of the pipeline depicts elevation changes as well as notable features of interest encountered during an inspection.

In light of the crises in Flint, Michigan, water utilities around the country are asking, 'What's the best way to handle lead?'