The Willmar City Council on Monday, Nov. 3, will conduct a public hearing regarding amendments to the sanitary sewer system ordinance that will help to prevent inflow and infiltration into the system.

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The discovery of a fractured sewer line forced the relocation of students from a charter school in Salt Lake City, following ...

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Christmas Air Conditioning & Plumbing announces the expansion of its plumbing division to include sewer repair, sewer pipe ...

A senior civic official said that a series of infrastructure improvement projects will be executed to improve the storm water ...

Governor Hochul announced a $135 million funding initiative to support critical water and sewer infrastructure projects ...

About 36 people attended the Regional Water and Sewer Public Forum last week at Mountlake Terrace City Hall and online. Along ...

The Orange Water and Sewer Authority announced Thursday it has received $1.96 million in a settlement for PFAS treatment.

Line breaks and pump station overflows witnessed within Islamorada’s wastewater collection system the last four years led ...

The city of Springfield is continuing to replace outdated water meters across the city with smart meters. City commissioners ...