Entries Tagged Sewer History

Sewer and water systems form an outline of your city’s past and future.

A spatial map of the pipeline depicts elevation changes as well as notable features of interest encountered during an inspection.

'To Quench a Thirst' is a three-part series produced by the San Diego County Water Authority that chronicles the region's search for water supplies, from historical to modern times.

The Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District offers stakeholders a crash course in wastewater management

Take a stroll down underground memory lane. Wood piping systems are the focus of NASSCO's Sewer History Exhibit.

Water Works Museum named 2015 Outstanding Education/Exhibit for history

Take a step back in time as the City of Adrian (Michigan) Utilities Department rehabilitates its old brick arch sewer.

The sewers of Paris are as legendary as the city itself

In this week's news, a Newfoundland man is in some hot water with municipal officials, Fort Wayne celebrates 150 years of brick sewers, and Flint will reconnect to Detroit's water supply.

In this week’s news, aging brick pipelines are creating headaches in Georgia’s oldest city, Detroit gets $8.9 million for green infrastructure, and LA deploys shade balls in its ongoing battle against drought

Work crew discovers a piece of history in Bangor, Maine, while installing a water main.

Pieces of early-American history, some dating as far back as the 1700s, were recently unearthed by workers in Seattle. Here's what they found ...