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NYC to upgrade automatic water meter reading devices citywide

The New York City Department of Environmental Protection announced the start of a program to upgrade more than 600,000 Automatic Meter Reading devices across the city over the next three years.

Infrastructure

Wastewater treatment in a box: Technology, engineers help Spruce Pine fast-track recovery from Hurricane Helene

Spruce Pine's wastewater treatment plant is now processing 400,000 to 450,000 gallons daily, with support from a leased mobile sewage treatment unit.

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Wet weather flow estimator: Plan, prepare, and prevent with confidence

This estimator helps you anticipate peak flows during heavy rain events by leveraging key data inputs.

Infrastructure

With Asheville water nearly restored, workers focus on stabilizing leaks, breaks in system

Officials have predicted these breaks since they started fixing the system and may see more in the coming days.

Infrastructure

Integrated Water Services delivers rapid relief to hurricane-ravaged town of Spruce Pine, N.C.

With the town's primary wastewater treatment plant destroyed, IWS deployed pre-engineered BluBox MBR systems to provide critical wastewater treatment capabilities.

Infrastructure

Retrofitting Anderson Dam: Valley Water’s bold move to secure Santa Clara’s water supply and flood protection

Valley Water Director John Varela called the Anderson Dam retrofit project “the most critical project in our capital improvement list.”

Infrastructure

Gardner, Mass., launches $1-million project to replace 140-year-old water main

A new 21,000-foot, 16-inch ductile iron main will connect the Crystal Lake water treatment plant to storage tanks on James Street and Reservoir Hill, providing a vital water supply link for the entire city.

Infrastructure

Saegertown, Penn., picks up $12.6 million in grant funding for new PFAS filtration plant

Four years ago, PFAS contamination was discovered in random sampling of two public water wells that serviced the small population of Saegertown, Penn.

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Mitchell County, N.C., residents navigate water shortages and wastewater challenges after Helene

More than two weeks after the remnants of Hurricane Helene decimated western North Carolina communities, conditions are slowly improving in the region.

Infrastructure

Palm Coast, Fla., will expand two wastewater treatment plants to meet demand

The city’s Wastewater Treatment Plant No. 1 has regularly exceeded its limits: treating an average of 8.7 million gpd in September when it’s only permitted for 6.83 million gpd.

Infrastructure

N.Y. Gov. Hochul announces completion of more than $31 million sewer project in the city of Newburgh

The significant state and federal investments supported construction of 8,700 linear feet of new, larger sewer pipes and other crucial upgrades.

Infrastructure

Hurricane Helene provides another reason to revisit water infrastructure standards

As millions cope without power and water following Hurricane Helene, aging infrastructure has become a hot topic among experts.

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