Entries Tagged Planning

Some jobs may seem too small to sweat over the idea of public safety. There are a hundred little things on a job...

For more than 100 years, communities in the arid, sun-drenched Coachella Valley east of Los Angeles have drawn their drinking water...

When the Public Services Department in Florence, Kentucky, claims to provide full service to residents, it is not overstating its role in...

The Rainbow Municipal Water District in Fallbrook, California, serves one of the largest agricultural areas in the state. Yet the utility is...

California’s Rainbow Municipal Water District is a vibrant utility serving residential and agricultural customers an hour’s drive north of San Diego. It’s...

El Paso (Texas) Water’s winning formula for water sufficiency goes something like this: Blend one part leadership and one part education. Add...

Time is a perception. I have a T-shirt that says that. I didn’t buy it. I always thought it was kind of...

No matter how much you plan for the worst-case scenario, Mother Nature can still have its way.The Florida Keys felt the brunt...

As Hurricane Irma made its way through the Caribbean last week, setting storm records on its way to the United States, water...

When Kruczek Construction took on Rhinelander, Wisconsin's Downtown Streetscape Project last year, the work itself wasn’t unusual for the general contractor. Kruczek...

Time can move painfully slow in specific instances, and the more you focus on the specifics, the more likely you’ll be to...

Someone asked me 15 years ago what I did for a living, and I proudly answered, "I inspect pipe." I could barely contain my enthusiasm. Here...

Representatives from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Southwestern Division, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and the Texas Water Development Board recently...

The Integrated Pipeline Project, a 150-mile-long water transmission system being built by two North Texas water suppliers, recently received the Institute for Sustainable...