Inside the January 2009 Issue of Municipal Sewer & Water
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WATER: Old Meets New
Cover Story
As the historic City of Charleston, S.C., modernizes its water distribution system, an aggressive leak detection and preventive maintenance program leads the effort
Surf’s Up
Better Mousetraps
A camera inspection using a modified Boogie board float helps a California city locate and remove a blockage before sewage backs up in a school yard
Making the Case
From the Editor
The “Liquid Assets” public television documentary conveys the need for infrastructure investment. Now the trick is to get people to watch it.
SEWER: Slippery Slope
Profile
Proactive management helps Renewable Water Resources, the regional sewer authority, stay ahead of grease in upstate South Carolina
Viewing the Economy
NASSCO Corner
Against the backdrop of one of the most challenging U.S. economies in decades, we welcome a new year and a new president this month.
Working Off-Road
Special Feature
Manufacturers offer a range of special-purpose vehicles that enable pipe inspection, cleaning and other tasks on undeveloped terrain
Industry News - January 2009
Industry News
HammerHead Redesigns Web Site; Whittington Joins Spir Star; Jetstream of Houston Named Top Company
SEWER/WATER: Quiet Heros
Profile
A dedicated Pumps and Controls Group takes a methodical approach to keep the infrastructure functioning smoothly and reliably in Salem, Ore.
A Great Combination
WWETT Preview
Expo Saturday Evening Jam headliner Montgomery Gentry plays hard-driving country hits, while opening act 38 Special brings memorable ’80s rock
Grab and Go
Technology Test Drive
The DigiSewer 180º Inspection System uses rapid sidewall scanning to acquire complete data on pipe wall condition for later evaluation in an office setting
Eyes on the Streams
The Human Side
Volunteers help the City of Raleigh, N.C., keep tabs on pollution and stay in compliance with EPA public education requirements
Compact Power
Special Feature
Trailer-mounted cleaning and hydroexcavation units can provide a solid complement to full-size truck-mounted vacuum systems