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02.01.2024 Municipal wastewater and water treatment facility news for industry leading operators, managers and superintendents

MSWMag.com Oxford Plastics Pioneers Innovative Trench Cover System Compliant With Disability Codes The ADA-compliant system signifies a significant leap forward in enhancing accessibility and safety in public spaces across the United States. Read more

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MSWMag.com Reduce Neighborhood Disruption During Sewer/Water Projects With Pipe Bursting Equipment Pipe bursting tools are specifically designed to replace underground pipes efficiently, offering a modern alternative to traditional excavation methods. Read more

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MSWMag.com California Storage Project to Improve Water Dependability for Residents Local agencies' role in California's Sites Reservoir Project promotes long-term regional water security. Read more

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New Issue Preview February Issue: Upgrading to Excellence The February issue of Municipal Sewer & Water is out, featuring the Cape Fear Public Utility Authority of Wilmington, North Carolina. The utility's efforts to improve water and sewer services through proactive infrastructure management has resulted in a significant reduction in sewer overflows and earned them a gold award for exceptional utility performance from the Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies. Watch preview Sponsored by: NASTT No-Dig Show

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