SEWER: A Natural Path

An Eastern Kansas wastewater utility finds solutions for at-risk sewer infrastructure at stream crossings by taking a cue from Mother Nature

When five inches of rainfall in a two-hour period revealed that its system’s stream conflicts were more significant than originally thought, Johnson County Wastewater (JCW) decided to take a proactive approach to maintaining its sanitary sewer conveyance system.

Its efforts have...

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