A Decade Of Progress And Shifting Concerns In The U.S. Water Industry Although the water industry has a reputation for being slow to change, the past 10 years provide evidence to the contrary. more

Rural Water Represented at Committee Hearing Mr. Ken Herring testified at a Farm Bill hearing on November 15, representing Rural Water's interests and recommendations for enhancing and modernizing USDA Rural Development Water and Wastewater programs. more

Water Coalition Submits Comments on PFAS Coalition of national water agencies articulates gaps in proposed EPA rule. more

One Year of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law at USDA Water infrastructure projects include new dam construction, flood prevention projects, repairs to existing watershed infrastructure and more. more

Should you drink water before bed? Experts chime in - Fox Clancy, a New York City-based sleep strategist and host of "The Counterfeit Sleep" podcast, said there are pros and cons of drinking water before bed because it can affect sleep performance in different ways. more

Emergency Disaster Fund aids Tennessee, Florida, Honduras, Uganda, and Venezuela – News Brethren Disaster Ministries staff have directed grants from the Church of the Brethren’s Emergency Disaster Fund (EDF) to support a rebuilding project in Tennessee... more

Regan: Fixing Jackson, Miss., water system a priority JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — EPA Administrator Michael Regan said Tuesday that the agency is still working on a plan to bring long-term improvements to the water system in Mississippi’s capital city, which came perilously close to collapsing more than two months ago. more

What to expect from Congress' lame-duck session The House and Senate are set to reconvene on Monday with jam-packed to-do lists for the lame-duck session, including must-pass pieces of legislation and other items on Democratic wish lists. more

ASDWA Submits Comments on Cyber Incident Reporting for Critical Infrastructure Act of 2022 (CIRCIA) he Cyber Incident Reporting for Critical Infrastructure Act of 2022 (CIRCIA) was signed into law in March 2022 and marks a significant milestone in increasing cyber resiliency in critical infrastructure sectors. more

NIST offers cybersecurity plan for water plants he National Institute of Standards and Technology wants feedback on a proposed project that would pilot solutions to common cybersecurity risks faced by water and wastewater plants. more

Santa Rosa County's water is at risk. Growing area while protecting wellfield no easy task With Santa Rosa County experiencing exponential growth in the East Milton area, outgoing County Commissioner Bob Cole convened a workshop last week to discuss ways to protect the wellfield that supplies the county's water. more

Boil water notice issued for parts of Sanibel - Fox 4 News SANIBEL, Fla. — The Island Water Association Inc. has issued a precautionary boil water advisory for Sanibel Island from Tarpon Bay Road east to Lighthouse Beach. more

The town of Longboat Key has identified a more cost-effective solution to its parallel sewer main project, and work has begin on initial stages on the mainland side of the pipeline. more

From water reclamation to new training centers, JEA goes to work on $10.2M overhauls A few multimillion-dollar structural projects are about to get underway for JEA. more

Delray Joins National Water Lawsuit and Boca's Election Ballot Shrinks The city commission approved the move at its Oct. 25 meeting. Like the litigation against makers and distributors of prescription painkillers, all cases involving polyfluoroalkyl chemicals—known as PFAs—have been consolidated before one federal judge, this time in Charleston, S.C. more

City of Tampa replacing 80-year-old water pipe on West Columbus Drive. | WFLA TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — The City of Tampa has kicked off construction to replace an 80-year-old water main on West Columbus Drive. more

ECUA Sewer Averaging Begins Today. Here’s What That Means For Your Bill. | North Escambia The Emerald Coast Utility Authority’s sewer averaging period begins today.

If you are an ECUA mainland residential wastewater customer, your annual sewer charges are based on the average number of gallons of water used in your household during the period. more

Pasco County Assistance Program Helps Low-Income Households With Water Bill PASCO COUNTY, Fla. – Low-income households in Pasco County could be eligible for assistance on water and wastewater payments thanks to a new, federally-funded program operated by Pasco County Utilities. more

Local Town Received $300,000 Grant for Water-Related Project - West Orlando News . The Town of Oakland was recently awarded a $300,000 Florida House of Representatives Local Support Grant for its water system bypass project. more

Osceola County hard-hit by Hurricane Ian mostly unscathed after Nicole | WMFE Osceola County was mostly spared by Tropical Storm Nicole. Officials are still encouraging residents to stay off the roads. more