Online Exclusives Rules and Regs: Alabama Water Management Group Focuses on Rural Wastewater Solutions Also in this month’s regulations update, an Amish group appeals the ruling in a case requiring them to use onsite systems for graywater April 15, 2021
Online Exclusives Rules & Regs: New Water Management District to Help Suffolk County, New York, Reduce Nitrogen Also in this month's regulations update, Wakulla County, Florida, recently received $577,500 from the state for a septic system upgrade program March 16, 2021
Editorial State Snapshot - March 2021 Nebraska needs to approve more alternative septic solutions to serve customers better. March 04, 2021
Online Exclusives Rules & Regs: Indiana Considers Shifting Cost of Replacing Onsite Systems Also in this month’s regulations update, statewide wastewater processing rules will now govern California’s wineries February 16, 2021
Editorial Skip Norsic Finds a Diamond in the Rough Searching for heirloom jewelry in the septic tank is one of the things that made the wastewater industry memorable for the past 50 years for this New York pumper. February 01, 2021
Online Exclusives Rules and Regs: Citizens Rally to Stop Health Department Changes Also in this month’s update, Nassau County announces program to help upgrade failing onsite systems January 21, 2021
Online Exclusives Rules & Regs: Massachusetts Septage Hauler to Pay $500,000 in Penalties Also in this month's regulations update, after a two-year struggle, residents of a Michigan township will be allowed to keep onsite systems instead of paying for a treatment plant December 15, 2020
Online Exclusives Rules and Regs: Alabama Voters Reject Septage Spreading Also in this month's regulations update, Suffolk County, New York, now requires advanced treatment systems for all new construction November 12, 2020
Editorial Widespread Use of Drip Systems Will Help Kentucky An important change in regulations will help with efficient repair and replacement of older septic systems, provide more options for homeowners. November 03, 2020
Editorial Networking to Save an Impaired River in California Wine Country Sonoma County hired an ombudsperson to work with homeowners, onsite installers and government officials to improve Russian River water quality. November 03, 2020