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Finance

Why wastewater project planning can’t wait for funding

Winter Springs’ proactive wastewater project planning demonstrates how municipalities that prepare will secure funding faster.

Infrastructure

Lessons learned from using a CMAR approach for a new Colorado ion exchange treatment plant

South Adams County is under construction with a CMAR for one of Colorado’s largest ion exchange treatment plants to treat PFAS.

Featured

U.S. wastewater infrastructure set for major surge in 2026

U.S. wastewater utilities brace for a 2026 infrastructure boom, driven by funding, aging plants, and stricter regs. Here's what to expect and how to prepare.

Infrastructure

How Louisville Water keeps a 19th-century reservoir working for the 21st century

Louisville Water began an extensive relining and restoration effort at Crescent Hill reservoir to bolster supply for the long haul.

Featured

Quantum leap: Chicago’s new tech park attempts to balance cutting-edge tech with water stewardship

Slated for a 440-acre parcel along Lake Michigan, the $1 billion Illinois Quantum & Microelectronics Park features advanced water use and wastewater treatment technologies.

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Hot Sulphur Springs, Colo., invests in water and wastewater treatment tech following wildfire

Hot Sulphur Springs, Colo., celebrated the installation of a BOLLFILTER system after a harrowing battle against increasing turbidity in the Colorado River.

Infrastructure

Innovative EPA financing tool paves way for new Lake Oswego treatment plant

Lake Oswego will soon be replacing its Tryon Creek wastewater treatment plant, citing age and a need to meet modern sustainability standards set forth by the state of Oregon.

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Avon Lake Regional Water nears completion on major plant upgrades that modernize systems, improve safety

Avon Lake Regional Water is addressing aging infrastructure head-on with a $32 million upgrade to its filtration plant.

Infrastructure

Sanford Dam restoration reaches concrete milestone in Michigan

This marks one of the most visible steps yet in the long-term Sanford Dam repair following failures from flooding.

Infrastructure

Austin to study $1.5-billion aquifer storage project in Bastrop County

If it proceeds, the project would represent Austin’s first large-scale treated-water storage undertaking.

Infrastructure

Piedmont, Okla., picks up grant to right-size growing system

The Piedmont project will install almost 2 miles of new 16-inch waterline to improve capacity and reduce service interruptions.

Features

Front Range growth spurs major wastewater buildout in Colorado Springs

As the city welcomes new residents and businesses, Colorado Springs Utilities is tasked with ensuring reliable utility services.

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