The Water Infrastructure Management Award was created by UIM in 2012 to recognize individuals who are on the forefront of driving innovation and who have had a lasting and meaningful impact within their utility and/or the water/wastewater field.
At the time of this issue?s publication, the Los Angeles Times reported that the agricultural industry is facing $1 billion in lost revenue while the state could wind up paying an additional $500 million for groundwater pumping. Among the many questions the situation poses, one is, ?How do city leaders cope with these challenges??
The Leak Has Already Started. Are You Listening? 
Moody’s: Water reliability affecting credit risk 
DC Water board votes to remove CEO 
New grant funding available for small, rural, Tribal communities 
Has residential water use declined over time? A new study investigates 
ACE26 rolls into Washington, D.C. with ‘Water Heroes’ theme 
