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Water Plant Improves Operations and Overcomes Challenges to Consistently Earn Texas Optimization Program Award
Water Plant Improves Operations and Overcomes Challenges to Consistently Earn Texas Optimization Program Award
Editorial
October 16, 2019

Water plant team members in San Marcos pulled together to improve operations and consistently earn the Texas Optimization Program award.
Here's a Test: Citizens in a Texas Community Face a Watery Challenge
Here's a Test: Citizens in a Texas Community Face a Watery Challenge
Editorial
October 16, 2019

A contest to identify water at different stages of treatment challenged visitors to an educational event in Round Rock, Texas.
Letters - November 2019
Editorial
October 16, 2019
Exam Study Guide: Visual Condition Assessment; and New Service Lines
Online Exclusives
October 15, 2019

Maintaining your education is important, especially in a career that demands licensing exams. Prove you’re an expert operator by answering these questions and others from our Exam Study Guide Series.
WEFTEC Report: PowerTech Water Offers Heavy Metal Removal System
Online Exclusives
October 15, 2019
Product Focus - November 2019
Editorial
October 15, 2019
How to Determine the Quality of Washed and Compacted Screenings
How to Determine the Quality of Washed and Compacted Screenings
White Papers
October 14, 2019
Taking on Retirement Gap Is an Industry Priority
Taking on Retirement Gap Is an Industry Priority
Online Exclusives
October 14, 2019

At WEFTEC in Chicago this September, the EPA announced a program called the Water Workforce Initiative to help U.S. municipalities face staffing shortages in the water/wastewater sector
WEFTEC Report: Noria Presents Membrane Monitor System for Water Treatment
Online Exclusives
October 14, 2019
El Paso Water to Build First-of-Its-Kind Direct Potable Reuse Plant
El Paso Water to Build First-of-Its-Kind Direct Potable Reuse Plant
Online Exclusives
October 10, 2019

With the world watching, El Paso, Texas, continues its work on an innovative direct potable reuse plant that could serve as a blueprint for other cities looking to diversify water portfolios