Henderson Water Utility takes aggressive approach to combined sewer separation and reaps systemwide benefits.

Canada’s York Region is undertaking an aggressive inspection of its trunk sewer lines in preparation for population growth.

Nonprofit foundation reviews and grades major municipal asset maintenance and management systems.

Desert community strategizes to keep pace with the needs of residents and industry as explosive growth strains supplies.

Quickly locating the source of infiltration and inflow in sewer systems can save utilities thousands in operating costs and wasted resources. The items below, including electronic leak detectors and utility line locators, smoke locators, dyes and push TV cameras, will help you ramp up your line locating and leak detection programs safely and efficiently.

Nonconforming use of PACP has helped some municipalities establish priorities and better meet their unique needs.

This month’s profiles cast a light on new technology and the right way to approach problems.

Augusta, Ga., turns to new technology and old-fashioned teamwork to tackle system upgrades.

Shrinking budgets and aging infrastructure are constant challenges, but don’t let them hold you or your system back.

Coeur d’Alene’s Larry Parsons guides his collection department to greater efficiency and stronger operating standards.

Cambridge, Ontario gains ground on its infrastructure program through an aggressive asset logging and assessment program.

Faced with unforgiving terrain and wildly fluctuating demand for service, Lake Arrowhead CSD works hard to keep its system on an even keel.

PACP scholarship added to WEFTEC Operations Challenge.