Cost-effective sensor helps utilities narrow down infiltration sources

Strategic planning, data collection and relevant action are the roadmap for Plano, Texas

Increasing public awareness of I&I is top of mind for Victoria, British Columbia

An array of sensors in the combined sewers help the South Bend Wastewater Department keep the system flowing smoothly and prevent sewer overflows.

King County, Washington, dovetails data collection with strong community engagement.

Bundling tasks and methodical approaches helps a southern city reap the benefits of I&I reduction.

A South Carolina district puts heavy emphasis on monitoring and data in its fight against I&I.

A sewer district’s integrated approach aims to alleviate overflows in its member communities.

How to establish an advanced flow monitoring program.

Huge investments into sewer capacity left Southern community looking for answers when SSOs continued.

When critical upgrades depend on rainfall data, it’s important to get it right.

Little Rock’s award-winning sewer rehab program nixes temporary fixes.

Modify your cost-effective analysis elements to increase I&I mitigation efficiency.

Chattanooga’s use of permeable pavers solves a flooding problem and sets an example

Software tool provides real-time data on wet-weather response of sewer systems.

Minneapolis takes advantage of drone technology to more effectively monitor rooftop vents during annual smoke testing.

Tennessee utility’s comprehensive mitigation plan brings significant flow reductions.

Minnesota regional sanitary district provides actionable intel to engage customers and gain support.

Monitoring system can determine how frequently you need to clean specific sections of your collections system