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As executive director of the Operator Training Committee of Ohio, Curtis L. Truss Jr. takes pride in fostering well-rounded water and wastewater professionals.

Michael Sedon excels in plant operations. He takes pride in helping his colleagues and others achieve their own brands of excellence.

Upgrades in technology, monitoring and maintenance keep Vicksburg’s water plant churning out a quality product and earning awards for excellence.

An Oregon city expanded its water system without adding capacity to its treatment plant. Solutions include an aquifer storage and recovery system and water loss control.

A North Carolina wastewater treatment plant resolves a clarifier issue with a self-lubricating bearing that boosts reliability and cuts maintenance costs.

Automating algae control in clarifiers, thickeners, and similar tanks can dramatically and cost effectively improve safety and efficiency.

Kids from the Florida town of Davie are regular entrants in a water awareness and conservation poster contest sponsored by the Florida AWWA section.

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, the White House recently released its Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Rural Playbook to help governments in rural areas unlock the benefits from recent federal infrastructure investments

Here are the answers to the April 14, 2022 edition of TPO's Exam Study Guide: What considerations should be made when locating a lift station in your…

Maintaining your education is important, especially in a career that demands licensing exams. Prove you’re an expert operator by answering these questions and others from our Exam Study Guide Series.

Looking for education opportunities in the water and wastewater industry? Check out this updated listing of upcoming events from around the country.

Specialized design with multiple configurations provides a low maintenance and robust option for headworks screening

The city of Detroit Lakes, Minnesota, was faced with one of the state’s most stringent nutrient limits for its planned new wastewater facility: a 94%…

Hydro International’s products have evolved over the last 50 years from simple vortex overflows to the advanced hydrodynamic vortex separators of…

The Environmental Policy Innovation Center has announced the winners of its Water Data Prize, demonstrating how lead pipes across America can be…

The FLEXFLO M3 gently and precisely doses even the toughest chemicals, like PAA and sodium hypochlorite, with no vapor lock and no lost prime. Very…

Durango, Colorado, is a historic Rocky Mountain town that saw its heyday during the silver mining boom of the late 1800s. Then, Butch and Sundance…

Paddlewheel flowmeters can be used to start and stop inexpensive, motor-driven fixed feed rate metering pumps without the need for expensive PLCs or…

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, Colorado is working with 47 wastewater facilities serving 60% of its population to monitor wastewater for COVID-19, and aims for statewide coverage

Long after its goal to make all U.S. waters fishable and swimmable by 1983, 50% of assessed river and stream miles are impaired by pollution, according to a new report