New approaches can help small towns manage aging systems, growth, and limited budgets Keeping water and wastewater systems in good shape can be especially difficult for a small town. They still have aging pipes and equipment to replace, treatment plants that run out of capacity, new development to serve, and state and federal requirements to meet. What they often don’t have is the budget or staff of a larger utility. That can make even a fairly …
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