An entire Indiana town is better off for the award-winning efforts of John Hodge and his sewer department team members

A New York water district’s poster contest engages children in grades 1-5 in learning about and portraying water conservation

A lifelong love of things mechanical was Jeff Michalak’s ticket to a clean-water career. He quickly came to love his new profession.

In a Kansas community of 300 people, Jerry Baker does it all. That means water, wastewater, streets, and more, all with small-town pride.

Peter Annin’s book, Purified, takes a close look at the benefits — and necessity — of recycling as part of the water-supply solution in an era of climate change

An innovative system in Denver draws heat from major sewer lines to heat and cool buildings in a historic district while benefiting the clean-water utility

A Washington district faced a new effluent limit on total inorganic nitrogen. Optimized aeration helped achieve compliance without capital investment

Stepping up to a supervisory role is more complicated than it seems. It means a new approach to work and a changed relationship with colleagues

Operators and maintenance technicians now can monitor treatment plant process data from sensor networks while in the field on handheld devices