Asset Management News
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Roseville Water Utility's Financial Rating Receives A Boost
7/31/2023
Roseville's water utility's upgrade from AA to AA+ by Standard & Poor's (S&P) is significant, bringing many benefits to the utility and the local community.
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Kentucky American Water Recognized For Excellence In Water Quality By Partnership For Safe Water
7/31/2023
Kentucky American Water is proud to announce the achievement of three Partnership for Safe Water awards.
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New Jersey American Water Reports Progress On Lead Service Line Replacement Program: More Than 4,000 Service Lines Replaced To Date
7/25/2023
New Jersey American Water is well on its way to meeting New Jersey’s 10-year lead service line replacement target — with more than 4,000 lead and galvanized steel water service lines replaced to date.
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EGLE announces $11.7M In MI Clean Water Grants To Help MI Communities Upgrade Water Infrastructure, Protect Health And Environment
7/21/2023
Water main replacement in Highland Park, pollution filtration in Ann Arbor’s drinking water plant, and identification of lead water lines in Grand Rapids and Mayville are among $11.7M in Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) grants recently awarded to Michigan communities.
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Burns & McDonnell Designs Facility Expansion, Contributing To The Sustainability Of Southeast Colorado’s Water Supply
7/19/2023
Cherokee Metropolitan District joined Burns & McDonnell and Garney Construction project team members for a ribbon-cutting to celebrate completion of a $45M design-build wastewater facility project for the Cherokee Metropolitan District in southeast Colorado.
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NACWA Warns Congress Against 'Draconian Cuts' To Clean Water Funding In House FY24 Interior, Environment, And Related Agencies Spending Bill
7/17/2023
The National Association of Clean Water Agencies (NACWA) expressed deep concern today about the potential for Congress to enact massive spending cuts to State Revolving Fund (SRF) programs for clean water and drinking water – programs previously designated for expansion in FY24 to $3B apiece through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
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Borealis Supports Program To Restore Drinking Water Infrastructure In Beira, Mozambique After Cyclone Idai
7/13/2023
Borealis and Borouge, through Water for the World, have provided funding to a project in Beira, Mozambique, to provide a sustainable water supply for more than 13,500 people. Mozambique is one of the world’s poorest countries, with only one quarter of its urban residents having access to safe piped drinking water and more than half are lacking the most basic sanitation facilities.
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Cheboygan Wastewater Plant Moves City Forward As Part Of Statewide Water System Upgrades
7/13/2023
Cheboygan’s new wastewater treatment facility was lauded Thursday by local and state officials during an event marking completion of the upgraded plant – part of a statewide emphasis on providing financial and technical support to improve aging community water systems.
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EPA Requires Puerto Rico Aqueduct And Sewer Authority To Upgrade Sewage Infrastructure Under Modified Agreement
7/10/2023
Pursuant to a settlement modification with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Justice, the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (PRASA) has agreed to make major improvements and upgrades to the island’s sanitary collection system and wastewater treatment plants.
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Endress+Hauser Releases New Micropilot 80 GHz Radar Sensors
6/29/2023
Endress+Hauser has launched its new generation of Micropilot 80 GHz radar sensors: FMR60B, FMR62B, FMR63B, FMR66B and FMR67B.