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Right from the Start
Right from the Start
Editorial
July 26, 2012
Establishing an in-house CIPP program solves township’s sewer system problems and saves ratepayers money
Military Precision
Military Precision
Editorial
July 26, 2012
Fort Knox I&I project requires partnership and planning to meet tight deadlines
Big Brother
Big Brother
Editorial
July 26, 2012
New steerable camera transporter from Aries Industries provides improved capabilities for inspecting larger pipes
From Drawers to the Desktop
From Drawers to the Desktop
Editorial
June 27, 2012
City of Saco consolidates data and improves customer service with new asset management system
Pipeline Inspection, Surveying and Mapping
Pipeline Inspection, Surveying and Mapping
Editorial
June 27, 2012
Pipeline Inspection, Surveying and Mapping
Pipeline Inspection, Surveying and Mapping
Editorial
June 27, 2012
July Product News
July Product News
Editorial
June 27, 2012
Featured new products.
Getting Up to Speed
Getting Up to Speed
Editorial
June 27, 2012
Stevens Point collections crew makes up for lost time and a lack of system maintenance
Ushering in a New Era
Ushering in a New Era
Editorial
June 27, 2012
Seeking better methods is part of the daily routine for Thousand Oaks Wastewater Division
Right Pipe, Right Time
Right Pipe, Right Time
Editorial
May 22, 2012
Non-invasive pipe assessment technology enables a district in British Columbia to prioritize water system repairs
Scanning the Depths
Scanning the Depths
Editorial
May 22, 2012
BEM technology helps the Cincinnati sewer district assess a major force main and make sound repair decisions
June Product News
June Product News
Editorial
May 22, 2012
Featured new products.
Tying it All Together
Tying it All Together
Editorial
May 22, 2012
Clear data and tight database integration help a Colorado city eliminate SSOs and improve operating efficiency
Underground Mysteries Solved
Underground Mysteries Solved
Editorial
April 24, 2012
Hydraulic modeling helps a Georgia city make water system improvements and plan for future growth in the aftermath of a tornado
A City Remastered
A City Remastered
Editorial
March 27, 2012
Guelph takes advantage of government stimulus funding to complete five years of sewer and roadwork in just 12 months
Problem Solver
Problem Solver
Editorial
February 24, 2012
Former electrician Randy Mather brings a can-do attitude and a customer-service mindset to the wastewater collection program in Olathe, Kan.
All On the Same Page
All On the Same Page
Editorial
February 24, 2012
California’s Western Municipal Water District is leveraging an enterprise software license agreement to bring efficiencies to all aspects of operations
Conquering Corrosion
Conquering Corrosion
Editorial
December 22, 2011
Steel-reinforced polymer concrete manholes enable a Georgia utility to overcome the ravages of hydrogen sulfide
Deep Integration
Deep Integration
Editorial
December 22, 2011
The City of Arlington creates a sophisticated database combining GIS data with line condition assessments, producing major efficiencies
Back On Track
Back On Track
Editorial
December 22, 2011
Proactive maintenance, sound processes and modern software help the city of Longview put its water and sewer infrastructure on sound footing