In this week’s news briefs, due to a rash of water main breaks, a city in Kansas discovers 13 miles of pipeline that had been improperly installed in the 1990s, and a large sewer project in Omaha, Nebraska, can resume after a 14-month hiatus now that a stuck tunnel-boring machine has finally been freed

Researchers examine the response to a lengthy drought in Melbourne, Australia, to develop an approach for building new water supply infrastructure that won’t break the bank

Minneapolis plans on using the technology to more effectively monitor rooftop sewer exhaust vents

Good maintenance practices begin with storage and transport of surveying equipment

Proper handling and troubleshooting techniques can ensure accurate job site measurements

AGRU’s Sure-Grip technology provides water and corrosion resistance

The Utility of the Future Today program, helmed by four industry groups, selected 25 utilities for awards

Faculty at Indiana University are developing a web-based game that allows players to simulate the management of an actual water system

In this week’s news briefs, the city of Amsterdam is the first in New York to apply for sewer repair funds available in the state’s new emergency assistance program, and D.C.’s new law banning non-biodegradable wet wipes is still set to take effect despite pushback from Congress