Water Utility Articles

Incident marks the second time in just over a month that a water utility employee in the US has been shot while on the job

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.

For water utilities, zebra mussels can become more than just a nuisance. Find out how cities across the country are controlling this invasive species and learn more about some of the monitoring programs in place.

In this week's news, floods wreak havoc on water infrastructure on both sides of the Atlantic, and Detroit's water department undergoes a major transition

An Arkansas fire department pays for the water it used for training excercises after failing to notify the local water utility

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

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.

Moving through the ranks from operator to utility director can be a long process. Here’s how to shatter the glass ceiling and work toward your goal of upper management.

The ability to leverage resources and a unified message about saving water are among the partnership's many benefits

Smart infrastructure technology provides water utilities and ratepayers tools to control water use and detect leaks more efficiently

3M partners with TaKaDu to offer water suppliers solutions to detect problems, convert data into insights and assist in asset management decisions

Kenosha Water Utility’s Traveling Tap promotes environmental and economic benefits of microfiltered Great Lakes water

New development owners are typically paying the same amount to be connected to local water systems despite wide-ranging differences in their water use, researchers say

In this week's news, photos surface of a manhole cover that ripped through the floor of a NYC bus, Californians reduce water use, and the winner of Wisconsin's best-tasting water is unveiled