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09.05.2024 Municipal wastewater and water treatment facility news for industry leading operators, managers and superintendents

MSWMag.com What Every Manager Should Know About Sexual Harassment Claims Read more

CUES Introduces New Technology for Sanitary and Storm Sewer Inspection The OZ4-HD camera offers video with a level of detail that can detect and address potential pipeline issues with superior accuracy. Read more Sponsored by: CUES, Inc.

MSWMag.com AI Modeling Delivers More Benefits, Less Risk for Water Partnerships, Says Research Read more

The Versatile Viper Air Compressor The Viper Gas Rotary Screw Air Compressor is the sewer rehab and infrastructure workhorse. These compact units can be configured up to 80 cfm and up to 150 psi. Read more Sponsored by: Vanair

New Issue Preview Dive into the latest issue of Municipal Sewer & Water! The September issue of Municipal Sewer & Water is out, featuring the city of Yakima, Washington. The city invested in sewer rehab after a robotic assessment of its 360 miles of pipelines. By using advanced technologies and CIPP, Yakima enhanced efficiency and saved money. Watch preview

“This is not a static program – we’ve had to make a lot of changes on the fly. It’s like running a marathon while the organizers are constantly changing the distance of the event and throwing in unexpected obstacles.” From the article: Sewer Upgrades Hit the Right Notes

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Municipal Sewer & Water U.S. House funding boosts Texas A&M wastewater surveillance project

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Municipal Sewer & Water New pipe fusion unit gives operators more control

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Municipal Sewer & Water Rethinking Water Conference slated for September in New York

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Texas Border Business “Texas does not run on oil and gas; water is the true lifeblood of its economy,” Sarah Schlessinger, Texas Water Foundation

Coastal Review Jacksonville project to pinpoint impaired areas in New River

Governor Kathy Hochul Governor Hochul announces $265 million investment to make water infrastructure projects affordable across New York state

ABC13 Houston 32 billion gallons of water lost in city of Houston due to ongoing broken pipe issues in 2023

FOX 2 Manhole covers blown off in north St. Louis, likely from underground explosions

The Desert Sun Opinion: California’s water workforce is aging. Promoting the next generation of workers is essential

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