Water – American Infrastructure

The Signing Of The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law was Historic

Our work is just getting started By Radhika Fox The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law recognizes how essential water is to public

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Renewable Energy, Microgrids and Conservation

A step toward climate resilience in the water and energy sectors. By Ryan Waterman If you are in the business

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Bipartisan Solutions for Water Infrastructure

Congress and the White House must find a bipartisan solution on water infrastructure legislation. By Evan Pratt As the debate

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Cash Flow to Keep the Water Flowing

EPA invites communities to apply for innovative, flexible water infrastructure financing. By Andrew Sawyers In communities across the nation, drinking

Pure Water Monterey Groundwater Replenishment Project

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Solving Water Supply Woes

The Pure Water Monterey Groundwater Replenishment Project helps Monterey County combat limited, local water resources. By Brian Alvarado Photos Courtesy

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2021: Water Infrastructure’s Moment

The stars are aligning for 2021 to be a historic year for water infrastructure investment By Scott Berry Water is

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Water Infrastructure and Real-Time Monitoring

By Suad Cisic, P.E., National Practice Lead – Water at Michael Baker International and Garrett Yager, P.E., Department Manager –

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Water Infrastructure Funding Announced By EPA

WASHINGTON — Today, at an address to water associations, utilities, and their workers to mark Water Week, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

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Solving the Stormwater Challenge

Stormwater sector survey highlights $8.5 billion annual funding gap By Rebecca Arvin-Colón Municipalities across the U.S. work to maintain stormwater

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Water Resources Bill To Be Pushed Forward By Schumer

U.S. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has announced his intent to push forward on a water resources bill next week.

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Increasing Snowmelt in Winter A Threat to Water Supply

More snow is melting during winter across the West, a concerning trend that could impact everything from ski conditions to

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EPA Announces $67M Funding For Stormwater Management

WASHINGTON (April 1, 2021) — Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced the availability of $67 million in grant funding through the

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Congress Must Support Water Utilities and Customers

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Coronavirus relief legislation is needed to address significant revenue losses By Charles Stevens The country’s approximately 50,000 drinking water and

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New York City’s Largest Wastewater Plant

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The Newtown Creek Water Resource Recovery Facility provides clean water to upwards of 1 million people By Brian Alvarado Built

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Solutions For A 100-Year Problem

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The City of Dallas created the Able Pump Station to remedy this issue of its past By Sophia Acevedo Aging

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California’s Critical Role in Promoting Clean Water Infrastructure

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Funding is needed in order to maintain clean water projects By Adam Link Clean water infrastructure in California is big.

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Low Risk of Coronavirus for Wastewater Workers

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WEF discusses the results of their study on the risks of coronavirus in the wastewaster industry By Andrew Sanderson The

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Six Steps to Better Stormwater Management

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Learn tips from a stormwater management expert to improve your process and lessen environmental impact. By Tim Ham While COVID-19

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A Pipeline to Economic Recovery

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Investments in water infrastructure would create jobs, raise wages and protect health By Katie Henderson Many Americans are paying closer

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The AI Interview: Diane VanDe Hei, CEO of the Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies

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Executive shares how water investments will assure health and safety of our nation’s communities American Infrastructure: The COVID-19 outbreak has

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Stormwater Solutions in Seattle

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The Murray Wet Weather Facility reduces untreated CSOs into Puget Sound By Brian Alvarado For 60 years during heavy rain,

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Minimizing Risk of The Most Important Resource

The Lakes & Stormwater Division of Lakeland ensures safety of its water By Brian Alvarado Water is one of the

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Protecting America’s Water

Remote monitoring helps keep employees safe while mitigating emergencies By Greg Jackson According to the American Water Works Association, with

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Keeping Water Crystal Clear

Oak Harbor Clean Water Facility provides clean water for a better ecosystem The Oak Harbor Clean Water Facility (OHCWF) located

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Planning Your Development’s Stormwater

Requirements for post-construction stormwater management during new and re-development By Richard Haimann Most cities, towns, municipalities, incorporated areas, and some

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U.S. Needs Funding Now to Improve Water Infrastructure

Will Congress be willing to fund billions more for water infrastructure? By Mary Scott Nabers There are thousands of critical

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The AI Interview: Radhika Fox, CEO of the U.S. Water Alliance

Executive shares her insight on the impact of our water infrastructure in today’s society American Infrastructure: Could you tell the

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The AI Interview: Walt Marlowe, Executive Director of the Water Environment Federation

WEF executive director explains why protected clean water is more important now than ever American Infrastructure: The Coronavirus has highlighted

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Protecting Precious Resources in Record Time

New SCV Water treatment facility will help provide clean drinking water to thousands of families a year By Zack Johnston

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Cleaner Water for Texas Citizens

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Facility improvements result in bettering citizens’ lives and a smaller environmental impact. Water equals life, and now with droughts and

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Freese and Nichols Expands in Florida with Water Utilities Specialist Tom Cross

TAMPA, Florida – May 7, 2020 – Freese and Nichols, Inc., continues building their Florida team with the addition of

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Iconic Infrastructure: Port of Seattle

For over one hundred years, the Port of Seattle has been the engine driving much of the economic growth of

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The AI Interview: APWA President Bill Spearman, and President-elect Mary Joyce Ivers

The leaders of the American Public Works Association understand the challenges of our time, and see public works as part

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Badger Meter Receives Smart 50 Award for Smart Water Meter Technology Deployment in Columbia, S.C.

MILWAUKEE – Feb. 18, 2020 — Badger Meter, a leading global innovator and manufacturer of flow measurement, control and communications

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Freese and Nichols adds Carl Sepulveda to lead coastal and port projects

HOUSTON – Feb. 18, 2020 – Freese and Nichols, Inc., has expanded its coastal and marine expertise with the addition

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Transforming Tampa’s Tomorrow

Tampa is gearing up for increasing environmental challenges with a $2.9 billion, 20-year investment into revitalizing the city’s infrastructure By

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Two Birds, One Road

Not only does the SouthEast Connector save drivers travel time, it will help mitigate flood conditions within the Truckee Meadows

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Opportunity Through Partnerships

Community-based partnership offers infrastructure solutions through stormwater management By Keisha Brown Green infrastructure practices continue to be leveraged across the

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Nature 2.0: Green Infrastructure in 2020

Green infrastructure for healthier and more resilient cities By Erik J. Meyers Approaching the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, cities

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One Piece to the Mooresville Infrastructure Puzzle

An outfall improvement is another step toward solving the sanitary sewer issues of Mooresville, North Carolina. Photos Courtesy of Willis

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Washing Away Fears of a Flood

Improvements to the Las Vegas Wash give residents peace of mind, and one less bill to pay By Zack Johnston

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Jones|Carter Wins APWA Environmental Project of the Year for the Dallas Salmon Wastewater Treatment Plant in League City

LEAGUE CITY, Texas – Earlier this year, the Water Team at Jones|Carter accepted the 2019 Environmental Project of the Year

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Freese and Nichols Adds Chris Belk in Raleigh to Deepen Water/Wastewater Services

RALEIGH, North Carolina – Freese and Nichols, Inc., continues expanding its water/wastewater utilities capabilities, welcoming Chris Belk, PE, as a senior project

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Clay County Reclaims its Resources

Facility improvements increase water capacity and quality of life for this Florida community By Zack Johnston As a community grows,

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L.A. Water Storage Underground

The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power brings water storage systems underground By Julia Edinger In 2008, the Los

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Servicing From the Source

Once completed, this sedimentation and recharge facility will help keep the Santa Ana River clean and help California avoid future

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Infill Redevelopment Can Yield Big Infrastructure Wins

Increased urban development calls for more creativity and strategy – resulting in wins By Carolyn Howard Any development that requires

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The AI Interview: Tom Kunetz, President, Water Environment Federation

W.E.F. President Tom Kunetz addresses the water workforce, technology, and the annual WEFTEC conference American Infrastructure Magazine: What has the

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Stormwater Solutions Under the Surface

The Metropolitan Sewer District’s efforts will prevent harmful overflow and protect the Ohio River By Julia Edinger In a climate

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Avoiding SWPPP Violations

Through proactive stormwater pollution prevention, builders can have more success in their projects and avoid hefty non-compliance fines By Don

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Addressing Infrastructure Needs Before the Storm

This cape town implemented best management practices to ensure a greener stormwater solution By Julia Edinger Most people are familiar

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Sarasota Takes On Stormwater Run-Off

Sarasota County’s 10th Street Bafflebox works to prevent stormwater and sediment pollution from reaching the Sarasota Bay By Brianna Fries

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A Right to Potable Water in Poncha Springs

Poncha Springs, a sleepy town in Colorado gets a wake-up call and the community comes together to improve their water

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The AI Interview: Lisa Beutler, President of the American Water Resources Association

Lisa Beutler, AWRA President and Executive Facilitator of Stantec, looks at developments in a changing world of water American Infrastructure:

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The AWWA Protects Our Most Precious Resource

Founded in 1881, the American Water Works responsible for effective water Association (AWWA) is an international, nonprofit, scientific, and educational

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Colorado River Plan still isn’t done. Now what?

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) — Another federal deadline passed Monday for seven states in the U.S. West to wrap up work

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Kaptur Secures $29,400,000 in Federal Funding for Great Lakes Conservation in Bipartisan Budget Deal

Washington, D.C. — Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur (OH-09), the longest serving woman in the United States Congress and Chairwoman of the House

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Kaptur Elected as the First Woman to Chair the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Energy and Water Development

Washington, D.C. – Today, Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur (OH-09), the longest-serving woman in the 116th Congress and Dean of the Ohio Delegation,

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Davenport Preserves Potable Water by Recycling the Waste

The Davenport Recycled Water Project, a 3-million-gallon recycled water retention pond, offers an alternative water source to residents By Julia

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The Huntington Levee is Fairfax County’s Way to Weather the Storm

Fairfax County has repeatedly been subjected to negative effects of stormwater; now, they have established a solution to protect the

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The Unique Kaneohe-Kailua Gravity Sewer Tunnel and Treatment Facilities Project

The KK Tunnel System has transformed the wastewater system and enhanced the state’s utility infrastructure, making it an easy choice

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EPA Invites Projects To Apply for $10 Billion in Water Upgrades

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is inviting 39 projects in 16 states and D.C. to apply for Water Infrastructure

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HUNDREDS OF SUPPORTERS CELEBRATE STERLING NATURAL RESOURCE CENTER GROUNDBREAKING

East Valley Water District marks start of construction on state-of-the-art recycled water treatment facility, community center HIGHLAND, Calif. – On

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Four Ways to Protect Infrastructure Sites From Storm Water

With proper planning and understanding of the jobsite, catastrophes can easily be avoided By Tim Ham Heading into hurricane season,

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The AI Interview: Clark Morrison, Partner at Cox, Castle & Nicholson LLP

Morrison focuses his practice on permitting and development of large and complex development projects. He is recognized nationally for his

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New Stormwater Program for Fayetteville

Watershed studies reveal costly repairs, but the City is developing a holistic plan By John H. Larch III The City

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The City of Santa Monica Advances the One Water Concept

Santa Monica is taking a new approach to water conservation and reuse By Dean Kubani The City of Santa Monica

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New Mobile Water Service Center Opens in Atlanta

SUEZ Water Technologies & Solutions, a water a waste recycling service company, recently announced the opening of a new mobile

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Infographic: Levees In The U.S. | New Jersey Institute of Technology

The New Jersey Institute of Technology released an infographic highlighting the condition of infrastructure and levees within the United States.

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Recognizing the Award Winning Las Vegas Wash Project

How Clark County Public Works improved an overloaded Wash Channel By Brianna Fries When one thinks of areas that

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Public-Private Partnerships for Water Infrastructure and Stormwater

Helping the urban landscape become more receptive to water inflow By Kimberly E. Diamond and Paul M. Gelb Water

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Pierre is Ready for Better Water

Voters overwhelmingly approve a new water treatment plant, thanks to the City’s educational and personal efforts By Mayor Steve Harding

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Preventing Floods and Protecting Homeowners

Elmwood Park undertook its biggest infrastructure project yet to reduce the risk of future floods By Shea Costales After

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Are You SWPPP Compliant?

Run-off management, soil stabilization, and sediment control are important facets of storm water pollution prevention By Don Neff Storm

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Integrated and Multi-faceted Stormwater Controls Deliver Superior Results

A variety of best management practices can ensure a project’s long-term success By Carolyn Howard Although often unseen by

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Salem’s Pipeline Goes Deep

Replacing compromised underwater pipes in Salem, Mass. required an innovative approach By Shea Costales Since the 1970s, the Marblehead pipelines

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Pumping New Life Into Chicago

The Springfield Avenue Pumping Station’s conversion from steam to electricity cuts emissions and costs By Abby Pittman Built in 1901

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The Distribution System Improvement Charge, 20+ Years Later

How groundbreaking legislation advanced the fight against aging infrastructure Pipes, pumps, and treatment plants are in the spotlight, as cities

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Dixie Drain: Improving The Boise River

A groundbreaking approach to water treatment technologies A critical component of river health in Boise, Idaho is its nutrient makeup.

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Water Infrastructure Investment Has Momentum

Renewing American water infrastructure will take time, but we are on the right track So far, 2018 has brought encouraging

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Investing in America’s Water Infrastructure

Significant investment can make a real dent in meeting the environmental and structural challenges facing our drinking water and wastewater

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