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News Briefs: ​Man Rescued After Being Trapped 300 Feet Down Manhole

Also in this week's sewer and water news, the White House and U.S. EPA warn governors that cyberattacks are increasingly targeting water systems throughout the nation

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News Briefs: ​Man Rescued After Being Trapped 300 Feet Down Manhole

In other news, the Anaheim (California) City Fire and Rescue Department rescued a man who was trapped 300 feet down a 26-inch diameter manhole near Lincoln Ave. and Interstate 5. 

The swift and coordinated efforts of various response teams, bolstered by rigorous training, were...

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