SEWER: Smart Choices

A small city in Florida uses an embryonic CMOM program as a forward-looking budget tool while keeping a handle on system maintenance

Like many midsized cities, Haines City, Fla. (population 14,000), must struggle to get the most possible out of a limited budget.

Meanwhile, the city is growing rapidly, with numerous subdivisions planned, and has to be ready for increasing demand on its water and wastewater...

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