Moving sewer inspection data to a cloud-based workflow improves security and is highly cost-effective

Kansas City’s water utility hit a peak of 1,844 water main breaks in 2012. Today it has a much better handle on its aging infrastructure.

Funding could aid over $11 billion in infrastructure projects nationwide

National Association of Sewer Service Companies awarded WinCan with certification for Version 7 of the industry-standard Pipeline Assessment Certification Program

At the No-Dig Show, municipalities and engineers discuss different ways utilities can start assessing their water and sewer systems in order to prioritize future work

Crushed porcelain from old toilets taken out of city schools is incorporated into rain gardens

The industry organization submitted comments to the EPA as the agency considers potential changes to the regulation

Study provides more information about how applying road salt in the winter and other factors are affecting the country’s water quality and infrastructure

Prevent corrosion and stop infiltration in wastewater structures

A concerted effort to identify and replace the most at-risk water mains is paying off for KC Water Services, as the utility has seen a drastic reduction in breaks

Rural Community Assistance Partnership video series delves into the details on storage infrastructure inspection and maintenance

The City of Lebanon Authority integrates WinCan software with GIS data in order to be more cost-effective and strategic in decision-making

In light of a new study attributing most of Flint, Michigan’s outbreak to changes in water supply, here’s information from an industry organization looking at Legionella bacteria and how to prevent it from contaminating a distribution system

The conversation about what FOG can do to sewers continues in a new exhibit at the Museum of London