The survey reported a lower level of satisfaction among Black and Hispanic customers, and those with household incomes less than $100,000

The utility announced it has succeeded in removing 74,000 lead lines. Now, it's looking to help customers remove lead service lines on the private side.

Sharing this video released by AWWA is a great way to educate your customers about lead contamination

City hits water conservation and sustainability goal set in 2006

Tucson, Arizona, plans to use effluent to recharge the Santa Cruz River and an underlying aquifer

The city offered free water tests to its citizens and found lead in 70 percent of homes

A majority of the homes in Holiday Beach, Texas, were destroyed, but the community’s water system has gotten back on track following the disaster

In this week's news briefs, a wastewater treatment plant operator in Pennsylvania pleads guilty to violating the Clean Water Act; a New Mexico utility is ordered to pay a $1 million fine; a series of projects near Los Angeles will treat 5.3 billion gallons of water per year; and a Tampa Bay wastewater leak puts a hold on swimming and fishing in Rocky Creek.

In the Dairy State, a new partnership is taking form: Municipalities and dairy farmers are teaming up to control phosphorus discharges. Here's how this novel approach is bringing point and nonpoint sources together.