Entries Tagged Oregon

A bill in the Indiana Legislature would alter the cost of replacing onsite systems with municipal services by changing the state’s financial...

As part of a tax case, the state Supreme Court exempted portable restrooms from the consumer sales and service tax for their...

A septage hauler will pay $500,000 in penalties and fees for illegally disposing of wastewater. In addition, Midstate Sewerage of Millbury, Massachusetts,...

After six years with its current set of onsite rules, the state of Oregon is on the verge of revising them to...

An Oregon woman survived up to three days trapped inside a septic tank after falling into it during maintenance work, according to...

After six years with its current set of onsite rules, the state of Oregon is on the verge of revising them to...

You’ve probably never been quite this angry at your in-laws. The owner of a septic services company in Hawkins County, Tennessee, recently...

Editor's Note: This article was updated Dec. 27 to reflect changes in the story about Michigan's septic code, as a proposed bill...

Year after year, organizations fund grant programs to improve water quality by helping people repair or replace failing onsite systems, and a...

The state that surrounds most of Chesapeake Bay, where struggles over water quality have occupied public attention for several years, may revive...

Despite efforts by the onsite industry to delay or overturn it, a ban on land application of septage in Florida goes into...

The failure of a referendum in a British Columbia community has officials wondering what will happen next with septage. It started in...

Jeff Coe, a successful general contractor for 35 years, recognized opportunity when he saw steady truck traffic in and out of his...

Every February, Al Kenney looks forward to attending another Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport show (formerly the Pumper & Cleaner...