Entries Tagged Water Utility

Forty-seven years ago next month I was born, the third (and last) child of Marilyn and John Laggis.I have an older brother...

Everyone knows that rainwater runoff impacts water quality. Hydrology technicians at the San Antonio River Authority want to know more than that....

It’s Oct. 6. I’m finishing up this column, the last piece of the last issue of Municipal Sewer & Water for 2020. And what...

If a picture is worth a thousand words, what are a thousand pictures worth? Over the years, Municipal Sewer &...

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

The Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority could be on its way to being under state oversight.Last week, members of the Pennsylvania House...

So much of what you do is unseen. Even when a light is cast on your work, it usually illuminates only the...

The Water Research Foundation has released a new report that found certain lining and coating technologies are effective in reducing or eliminating...

Milwaukee Water Works must begin a search for a new superintendent now that its longtime head, Carrie Lewis, has moved on to...

Make the most of your opportunities. Grab ahold of the moment. You never know if it’ll be your last.One of my colleagues,...

I was hanging out with family this past summer, sitting outside my brother’s house along the Wisconsin River in Rhinelander, Wisconsin. The...

As is usually the case when something goes viral, that wasn’t Andrea Adams intention when she recently snapped a photo of a...

From Portsmouth, New Hampshire, to Homer, Alaska, drinking water and wastewater utilities across the country are working with EPA to prepare for...

Did you know that two-thirds of the continental U.S. has experienced drought in the last few years? It has left many utilities...