Pulling Together

The City of Cocoa reigns in its vast water system through citywide cooperation and the implementation of strong asset management principles.
Pulling Together
Cocoa Field Operations Manager Chris Collier (left) and Utilities Director Jack Walsh in the Utilities Department shop.

With just 17,000 residents, the city of Cocoa, Fla., is fairly small. But it has a huge water system: 1,325 miles of mains, 20,400 valves and 6,000 hydrants alone.

Over the last few years, the city’s utilities department has been implementing a major change in the way it...

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