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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.

Featured

Alum 101: What every operator should know about aluminum sulfate

This article provides a deeper dive into how aluminum sulfate supports drinking water treatment.

Infrastructure

Why sludge age matters more than you think

When plants monitor sludge age, they’re looking at how long microorganisms hang out in their system before they’re pushed out. Some describe it as the average age of your biomass.

Featured

San Antonio set to secure water future with expanded underground storage

The San Antonio Water System, a utility over 2 million people, secured a $26.7 million state loan to design an expanded underground water repository.

Featured

Chemung County, N.Y., receives national award for unique wastewater project financing approach

Thanks to an aggressive grant writing approach, Chemung County has successfully obtained over $72 million in grants and $22 million in zero-percent interest hardship loans for the consolidation project.

Finance

New York State allocates $3.3 million for wastewater engineering planning

These planning grants are a foundational step, financing detailed engineering and design work needed to transform ideas into fully “shovel-ready” proposals.

Infrastructure

Tennessee flags major violations at Pikeville wastewater plant

According to the agency’s report, treated effluent showed dangerous E. coli levels—more than double the legal limit.

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Akron’s BioCEPT project: Real-time innovation in a high-stakes consent decree

BioCEPT—short for Biological Chemically Enhanced Primary Treatment—helps Akron manage massive inflows during storm events.

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