Ingenuity helps an Arizona city achieve compliance with U.S. EPA stormwater regulations at low cost and with a soft touch

Certified software for pipe inspection must meet stringent standards, including the ability to transfer data seamlessly between programs

With its wastewater plant at capacity, an Alaska community is metering flows while upgrading its collection system to keep I&I in check

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Aggressive manhole rehabilitation and a larger I&I control effort help Fairfield, Ohio, prevent overflow and keep sewer user rates down

Your streets are full of big and easy targets in the never-ending battle against inflow and infiltration and all its insidious costs

A court-ordered I&I control program in the City of Milwaukee includes a regular program on manhole inspection and repair that pays many dividends

The City of Salem goes big with in-house grouting as part of a complete program of sewer inspection, maintenance and rehab for I&I control

The City of Tega Cay builds a sound storm water management program with a secure funding source and makes progress toward proactive management

The M-Series system from Rausch Electronics accommodates multiple inspection and other tools on a single tractor, controller and software package

A Kentucky county’s stormwater program brings residents on board to change behaviors and make maintenance and BMPs more effective

An in-house pipe bursting program provides a cost-effective solution for a California sewer authority’s I&I reduction and capital replacement initiatives

Collections system supervisor Ralph Palomares and water operations foreman Ron Hightower help assure El Toro Water District residents of reliable, quality service

Daly City, Calif., pursues a rigorous schedule of sewer televising and repair, backed by a technological edge that is one part software, one part hardware

A homemade device enables a sanitary authority in southern Oregon to retrieve objects in 8-inch sewers without having to call in a vacuum truck