InSite Engineering LLC

Rome To Break Ground On Water Filtration Facility In 2025 ​Rome plans to break ground on a new water treatment facility on Riverside Parkway in 2025 which would remove chemical pollutants from Rome's drinking water supply.

EPA's Water Affordability Needs Assessment....

www.epa.gov

We've been seeing and talking about hyper-inflation in the water and wastewater industry for the past 4 years.........

We obviously don't know all the details of this particular project, but $27MM for a 250,000 gallon per day package wastewater plant is almost $110/gallon. Let that sink in for a minute......

Bids to build Santa Rosa sewage treatment plant "dramatically outside our budget" Santa Rosa County staff will likely be asked to negotiate a lower price for a package plant inside the Milton Interchange Park.

Clay soil, rampant poverty: Tackling wastewater in Alabama’s ‘Black Belt’ How to improve wastewater service in a region where hard clay has replaced rich soil, and many reliant on unhealthy on-site systems? Consider these researchers’ suggestions.

Add this to the list of things that rural water systems will get to address in the coming year!

USDA, White House launch study to boost cyber resilience of rural water utilities A yearlong program with the National Rural Water Association will provide technical assistance to water utilities led by Vermont and Oregon officials.

Well the bowling wasn’t spectacular, but the food & fellowship sure were!

Kind of goes back to our long-held belief: "Golf balls are "flushable" too - but just because you can doesn't mean you should!"

NRWA - National Rural Water Association (via Public) / Special Notice of Dude Products Flushable Wipes Settlement to Select POTW Associations Federal District Court Judge Richard Gergel has given preliminary approval to a wipes-related Class Action Settlement between the Charleston Water System and the Defendant. A final fairness hearing will be held on September 27, 2024, at 10 a.m. in Judge Gergel's courtroom in Charleston, SC. You may....

Nothing like getting this pic from one of your key leadership team members at 4:45 on a Friday afternoon when he knows you’re still at the office!

The first one of our three new PFAS Reduction Pilot Testing Units hit the road today!

With these units, we’ll be able to simulate GAC, ion exchange, and GAC + IX in series - all to help determine the most effective and economical way to remove man made PFAS compounds from your drinking water.

U.S. EPA denies Alabama’s coal ash permit application The U.S. EPA has denied an Alabama coal ash permit program application due in part to it not meeting or exceeding federal standards.

Enforcement Alert: Drinking Water Systems to Address Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities | US EPA EPA Enforcement alert highlighting information on immediate steps community water systems can take to ensure compliance with section 1433 of the Safe Drinking Water Act to reduce cybersecurity vulnerabilities.