Entries Tagged Public Outreach

An art contest conceived during the COVID pandemic remains as an annual event helping to engage kids on the value of utility services and water conservation

Some critics still eye public communications with suspicion. Don’t let that get you down. Tell your story with conviction.

An engineering company’s study of sewer rates can help build the case for infrastructure upgrades — and boost public understanding of collections and treatment

A plant expansion and treatment upgrade gives this Texas city capacity for growth and a reliable water supply through indirect potable reuse

Spokane County Water Education Team partners with school districts to promote water education for fifth-graders

The event brings together agencies and partners to showcase water conservation and protection

Raleigh students’ artworks help educate and engage the public on stormwater runoff and other water-quality issues

Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District helps a school district transform its primary, middle and high school properties with green infrastructure

The Utah city of South Jordan proceeds slowly and carefully with a direct potable reuse project that could secure its future water supply

Boulder’s annual Children’s Water Festival encourages fourth and fifth grade students to become good stewards of water and ecosystems

After just two years with Monterey One Water, Olivia Woolery became laboratory supervisor, leading a seven-member staff

Florida’s Plant City is venturing boldly into direct potable reuse as a way to ensure a reliable drinking water supply for current needs and future growth

The Maryland city of Gaithersburg derives multiple benefits from a contest where residents paint environmental messages around storm drain gratings