How Not to Get Caught with Your Valves – Or Any Other Part of Your System – Down
Asset management can be a gradual process, but condition assessment requires more than a superficial scan of system components. News…
Where Do Major Reform Efforts Stand Following Pruitt’s Exit from EPA?
By Mike Keegan On July 5, President Donald Trump tweeted that U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Scott Pruitt had…
Is Supply Management in Your Mission Statement? …Maybe It Should Be.
By Jim Baehr There’s no doubt that articulating the vision and mission of your water utility is necessary. They communicate…
Harnessing Data Science to Solve Apparent Loss
By Janani Mohanakrishnan, Christine Boyle & James Poff Every day, U.S. water utilities lose an estimated six billion gallons of…
Making the Case for Recycled Water
By Ron Askin Recycled water, or water reuse, is gaining traction amongst consumers, governments and industry as communities across the world…
Value for Money…and Beyond
New Financing Options Demand New Evaluation Tools By Mike Matichich Water agencies are faced with a widening array of delivery and…
AMWA: The Time Is Now for Congress to Recommit to WIFIA
By Diane VanDe Hei Washington has heard a lot of talk over the past year about the need to address the…
Examining Legal Considerations in Funding Customer Assistance Programs
By Alyse Greenberg As water utilities work to upgrade aging infrastructure, address changes in water supply and demand, and meet regulatory…
Sharing the Risks and Rewards
Could the ‘Pay for Success’ Model of Environmental Impact Bonds Be the Future of Water Infrastructure Financing? By Eric Letsinger My…
The Water Main Report Card
By Steven Folkman Most water professionals are well aware that in 2009, the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) issued…