Online Exclusives
Water Sector Applauds Government for Addressing Urgent Water Needs In American Rescue Plan Act
Joint statement from NACWA and AMWA emphasizes historic shift in federal water funding priorities
National Association of Clean Water Agencies (NACWA) Articles
Online Exclusives
NACWA Honors 2021 National Environmental Achievement Award Winners
Online Exclusives
NACWA and AMWA Launch Affordable Water, Resilient Communities Campaign
Joint effort by public water utility sector aims to raise awareness of need for strong federal partnership on clean and safe water
Online Exclusives
Water Associations Call on Congress To Support Utilities and Customers in Coronavirus Relief Legislation
Online Exclusives
Water Utilities Commended For Transformational Programming
Editorial
Best of the Decade: Utility of the Future
Miami-Dade’s master plan encompasses hundreds of improvement projects with a focus on building resilience.
Editorial
Worth Noting - May 2020
People/Awards; Calendar
Online Exclusives
News Briefs: Utilities Ask Congress for Billions in Relief as Industrial Customers Scale Back Operations
Also in this week's sewer and water news, a toilet paper shortage and increased use in disinfecting wipes due to COVID-19 is causing clogs for wastewater utilities nationwide
Editorial
Worth Noting - April 2020
People/Awards; Calendar
Online Exclusives
EPA’s National Water Reuse Action Plan Makes Reuse a National Priority
Water sector organizations collaborate on plan to accelerate adoption of water reuse
Editorial
Utility Strives for Sustainable Management
Boston’s award-winning Water and Sewer Commission focuses on education and environmental protection while surpassing service standards.
Online Exclusives
Applications Open for Utility of the Future Today Recognition Program
Online Exclusives
Clean Water Funding Investment Bill Introduced in Congress
The bipartisan legislation could provide the largest-ever increase to the Clean Water State Revolving Fund
Editorial
Utility Climbs Back After Hurricane Harvey
After cleaning up and drying out, Houston is working through poststorm problems and planning major infrastructure improvements.
