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.

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

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

Henry County puts leak detection systems to the test and makes big strides in reducing water loss.

Baltimore officials use fiber optics to hear problems in water mains before they lead to catastrophic failures.

Kingston, Ontario, puts great emphasis on planning and consultation as it tackles a massive combined sewer replacement project.

Jersey City takes on a massive multi-year effort to improve its collection system, increase capacity, and eliminate CSOs.

The Hawaiian island of Kauai is meeting the challenges of its geography, climate and remote location while revitalizing its aging water system.