Kansas City is promoting economic growth by building a new sewer line through 13,000 acres of underdeveloped prime real estate.

Lancaster is helping the Chesapeake Bay by using green infrastructure to efficiently reduce the load on its combined sewer system and eliminate CSOs.

The City of Cocoa reigns in its vast water system through citywide cooperation and the implementation of strong asset management principles.

Technology upgrades and targeted maintenance have helped Alexander City reduce SSOs by 50 percent over the past two years.

Evansville, Ind., takes back control of its water and sewer utility and focuses on system improvements.

A power monitoring system designed in-house helps the Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority keep a tight rein on pumping costs for its water distribution system