November 2025 Issue of TPO

An Idaho sewer district serves as a model for neighboring utilities, but continues to pursue improvements that include a major upgrade and expansion now in progress

Tap water and biosolids are minor sources of PFAS in daily living. Utilities should let customers know how to avoid the larger sources of exposure.

Leaders of rural water systems learn about the importance of cybersecurity and the basics of protecting their operations

The Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati incorporates geospatial data to improve insight, connectivity and operational performance

Bioengineered streambed restoration for sewer protection is just one component of Hendersonville’s diverse sustainability initiatives

Lily Lopez thrives on helping other young water professionals develop their skills, establish networks and build prosperous careers

A meter with a replaceable pressure sensor provides accurate and reliable measurement of I&I and other flows in open channels

Manufacturers aim to address issues with wipes in collection systems through consumer education, product flushability standards and package labeling

Wastewater Professionals Appreciation Day recognizes a group dedicated to keeping people and communities healthy and safe

80% of the effluent processed at the Quonset Point Wastewater Treatment Facility comes from other than domestic sources

The departure of three operators didn’t send this Colorado clean-water off the rails. The remaining team members and new arrivals kept a complex process on course.