Tag: utilities
David Munn
Xi Zhao
Lead and Copper Rule: Where Should I Start?
Starting now will give you the best chance to successfully navigate the changes. That early effort should include stakeholder communication, risk assessment, scheduling, budgeting and resourcing.
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Freese and Nichols Adds Chuck Gilman to Lead Large Water Infrastructure Programs
Freese and Nichols has added Chuck Gilman, PE, PMP, an experienced public works leader, to our program management team to […]
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Adam Conner
Coronavirus Exposes Long-Standing Infrastructure Funding Vulnerabilities
The coronavirus pandemic is teaching everyone the value of water unlike any experience we’ve ever had. With hand washing with […]
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Rick Zarate
Court Order Impacts Section 404 Permitting for Utility Lines
On April 15, Federal Judge Brian Morris of the Montana District Court issued a summary judgement challenging the decision of […]
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Trey Shanks
AWWA Offers Guidance for Legal Issues, Communications During COVID-19 Crisis
As the landscape continues to change quickly for water and wastewater utilities and other public works agencies, it’s essential for […]
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Trey Shanks
EPA Releases Pandemic Checklist for Water Utilities
How prepared is your utility for a pandemic? As the COVID-19 situation continues to evolve, the Environmental Protection Agency has […]
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Krista Paredes
Wastewater Operators Plea: Only Flush Toilet Paper
Wastewater treatment plant owners and operators across the U.S. are spreading the word to their customers who are at home […]
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Trey Shanks
With Heightened International Tension, Are Utilities Prepared In Case of Cyberattack?
With increased likelihood of cybersecurity attacks from overseas, now underscores the importance for utilities to conduct risk and resilience assessments, […]
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