Recycled Water Articles

Water-recycling vac trucks could eliminate the use of potable water for cleaning sewers.

On average, the AllClean Water Recycling System from Vacall-Gradall Industries can save operators 5.7 million gallons of water each year during sewer cleaning.

The Camel 1200 sewer cleaner can work all day without the need to replenish the freshwater supply.

A proactive multipronged approach will help Colorado's oldest and largest water supplier meet the needs of its customers for decades to come.

In this week’s news briefs, Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder vows to drink Flint water for at least a month, Boston expands its lead service line replacement program, and two water projects in Southern California earn international acclaim.

Funding will go toward statewide improvements in drinking water and wastewater infrastructure and the reduction of water pollution.

The latest survey from the US Environmental Protection Agency highlights essential infrastructure projects that are needed within the next 5 years

Symposium showcases how potable reuse is growing in popularity as a strategy to supplement and sustain water supplies

The City of Burbank (California) has identified a new source of recycled water that is used for irrigation and the cleaning of sewer lines

In this week’s news, a California utility responds to demand for more recycled water and a Michigan city’s 'Grand Strategy' takes aim at flood prevention

Originally constructed in 1939, Madison's Well No. 7 was considered state of the art at the time. But Father Time hasn't been so kind to this aging well.

Leading utility transformation means listening – to customers and to workers on the front lines

Awards celebrate leadership in recycled water

In this week's news, a municipal worker is accused of stealing thousands of dollars worth of city equipment, a massive stormwater project was completed in Ohio, and a California city taps public pool water to clean sewers.