Indiana Articles

A new truck, new company logo and adapting to more efficient technologies ensures continued success for Indiana’s Richard Snyder.

Indiana’s Steven Shankster counts on his wastewater trade association and his right-hand man to better serve customers and enjoy business ownership.

We get behind the wheel of Pumper magazine's Classy Trucks by having a classy conversation with Frank Powers of Powers Septic & Sewer in Noblesville, Indiana

Powers Septic & Sewer - Noblesville, Indiana

Pumper James Penner was the rare small-business owner who carried personal workers’ compensation insurance in addition to covering employees. And it paid off big after a horrifying crash.

In this month's regulations update, increased water levels in Lake Michigan have shut down septics for two Indiana property owners, and a Virginia court lets a previous decision stand in the case of a septic tank death case

In this month's regulations update, Hawaii passed a bill requiring cesspools to be converted by 2050; and a bridge collapsed under a pumper truck in Indiana

In this month's regulations updates, a pumper in Lowell, Massachusetts, is organizing opposition to two state bills, and pumpers in Ontario are battling high dumping fees

In this month's regulations update, the state surrounding Chesapeake Bay could require best-available onsite systems, and Wisconsin will consider lessening regulations for high-capacity wells.

Indiana’s Jeff Johnson bought a World War II-era industrial complex with its own wastewater treatment plant. Naturally, he bought a vacuum truck and started cleaning septic tanks and portable restrooms.

It was great to visit with so many pumpers

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Dave Kline wins the NAWT Lifetime Achievement Award