Oregon Articles

Hundreds of displaced residents encouraged to ration sewer and water after damaged wastewater infrastructure is taken offline.

In this week’s news briefs, California officials consider dismissing a $1.55 million fine levied against the Byron-Bethany Irrigation District, and an Oregon city announces plans to sell unused water rights.

Take another look at the news stories that made headlines in the municipal sewer and water industry throughout the past year.

In this week's industry news, crises is averted on the campus of Clemson University as Global Pump comes to the rescue before a nationally televised football game

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

Here's a quick roundup of industry news. Track the industry's movers and shakers, learn about company acquisitions, get the skinny on new products and more.

Oregon Collections Operator of the Year Thomas Nigh doesn’t let dyslexia — or anything else — interrupt the flow of his collections system.

In this week's news, a human body is found inside an Oregon pumping station and goats are deployed on a Pennsylvania stormwater basin in a fight against invasive species

In this week's news, vandals are responsible for nearly $50,000 in damages to an Iowa lift station project, and drought-stricken states will receive $50 million in federal funding

In this week’s news, a New Jersey township praises its water and sewer workers, a former clerk is charged with theft, California approves emergency water regulations, and Portland Water Bureau seeks new leadership.

Bend, Ore.’s, Bridge Creek pipeline project aims to replace 10 miles of water transmission mains passing through the Deschutes National Forest.