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Managing by Measurement: 8 Years of Proven Utility Performance
19+ hour, 24+ min ago (176+ words) Water Online Webinar | July 23, 2026 Managing by Measurement: 8 Years of Proven Utility Performance What if the most valuable outcome of AMI isn't faster meter reading—but better management? Eight years ago, Milcrofton Utility District invested in advanced metering to improve accuracy…...
What State Hard Water Rankings Reveal About Utility Operations
4+ day, 20+ hour ago (722+ words) From The Editor | August 11, 2026 Americans love rankings. Whether it's the best-tasting water, the cleanest beaches, or the most affordable places to live, we naturally want to know where we stand. A newly released national water hardness database from TapWaterData does…...
How Automation And Smart Food Processing Equipment Are Reshaping Water Efficiency Across Global Manufacturing Plants
5+ day, 22+ hour ago (616+ words) News | August 10, 2026 The Digital Transformation of Water Management Modern food processing plants are moving beyond traditional water management practices based on manual monitoring and fixed consumption patterns. Automation, artificial intelligence (AI), Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), robotics, and smart processing…...
Water Utilities Seek Resources To Combat Growing Cyberattack Threat
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (680+ words) Water Online News Feature | August 10, 2026 Water Utilities Seek Resources To Combat Growing Cyberattack Threat Infrastructure has increasingly become a target in nontraditional warfare, and U.S. water and wastewater utilities are more frequently falling victim to a wave of cyberattacks that seek…...
Who Will Replace Your Best Operator?
1+ week, 22+ hour ago (1435+ words) Guest Column | August 8, 2026 Utilities can refill a vacancy. They cannot rehire the judgment that kept a system stable at 2 a.m. The work now is to preserve that judgment without taking the operator out of command. In 2003, less than six months into…...
Installation Of AVT EZ Valves To Support Creation Of Stormwater Retention Pond
1+ week, 2+ day ago (162+ words) Water Online Installation Of AVT EZ Valves To Support Creation Of Stormwater Retention Pond Infrastructure upgrades often require isolating municipal pipelines without disrupting surrounding service. When constructing a new stormwater retention pond in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, project engineers needed to…...
Minnesota Water System Attacks Prompt NAWC Call For Stronger Cybersecurity Standards
1+ week, 2+ day ago (181+ words) News Feature | August 6, 2026 Statement from NAWC President and CEO Robert F. Powelson: “Critical infrastructure is squarely in the sights of international threat actors seeking to disrupt essential services with the water sector as a prime target. Cybersecurity preparedness across the nation’s…...
Garney Appoints New VP Of Financial Planning, Analysis, And Treasury
1+ week, 4+ day ago (180+ words) News | August 4, 2026 Anastasia Austin brings decades of financial expertise and leadership to firm “Anastasia brings a wealth of financial acumen to Garney and will help modernize and strengthen our financial structure, positioning us for sustained and continued growth into the…...
Midyear Reality Check: How Accurate Were Our 2026 Water Trends Predictions?
1+ week, 4+ day ago (891+ words) Guest Column | August 4, 2026 At the start of 2026, Kevin Westerling and I laid out a compelling roadmap on The Water Online Show, highlighting the trends we believed would shape the water and wastewater industry. Now, halfway through the year, I wanted…...
What Experience Taught Medford About AMI
2+ week, 2+ day ago (263+ words) Water Online Article | July 30, 2026 What Experience Taught Medford About AMI After living through the complete lifecycle of its first advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) system, the City of Medford, Massachusetts, approached its next investment with a different perspective. Rather than focusing…...