Dealing with I&I 24/7 requires vigilant monitoring and rehab. The team in Miami-Dade County has reduced system I&I by 30 mgd.

In a small city with a big I&I problem, an all-out education program led the city council and residents to support system rehab and in-house equipment upgrades

By taking an out-of-the-box approach to pipe cleaning and root control, a Rocky Mountain utility saves money, protects its critical infrastructure, and conserves energy

A northern tourist community steps up collection system performance with a CMOM program, GIS, and in-house inspection and cleaning

Social networking tools mean better communication and greater efficiency for public works and water/sewer operations in Golden, Colo.

A Georgia city uses partnerships, inter-department cooperation, and technology to take on tough stormwater challenges in the face of limited resources

A UV-cured liner enables a California contractor to rehabilitate a critical trunk sewer with minimal bypassing and no disruptive excavating

The Fort Worth Water Department keeps SSOs in check with collection system upgrades and world-class maintenance

Pinellas County Utilities adapts to tight fiscal times by relying more on in-house maintenance crews and focusing contracting on specialized services

Challenged by rising costs, a declining population, anddeclining water sales, the City of Detroit has made great strides to improve its sewer and water systems