Lift Station/Wet Well Articles

A stormwater culvert collapses, creating a 45-foot-wide sinkhole — and a $500,000 problem — in Texas

10 years ago Madison Water Utility installed the city's first commercial graywater system, but the journey to recycled water wasn't easy.

In this week's news, California legislators announced a $1 billion drought package, a raccoon is blamed for a sewage spill, and manhole covers got a fashion makeover in Milan.

With tipping fees steadily increasing, King County, Washington, knew it had to do something to change customer behavior. Cue the music video.

Gravity and low-pressure sewer systems both have benefits, but apples to apples, low-pressure systems cost less to install.

The American Water Works Association’s ACE14 will showcase the most innovative products and services from all aspects of the water industry.

Faced with unforgiving terrain and wildly fluctuating demand for service, Lake Arrowhead CSD works hard to keep its system on an even keel.

A thorough audit and prioritized repair schedule eliminate Laurens County’s sewer overflow problems

Former electrician Randy Mather brings a can-do attitude and a customer-service mindset to the wastewater collection program in Olathe, Kan.

A biofiltration system helps a Georgia wastewater utility eliminate hydrogen sulfide and mercaptan odors at a lift station