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Editorial
Installer Calls for More Tech in Onsite Systems
Indiana’s association president talks about the need for technology, staying open-minded and cooperating with competitors
Regulations Articles
Online Exclusives
Rules and Regs: WIPPES Act Aims to Modify Nonflushable Wipes Labeling
Also in this month’s update, two Georgia counties launch a septic pumping and repair project
Editorial
Michigan Declines to Vote on State Standards
Editorial
New Mexico Septic Expert Works for Change
Gene Bassett saw things that needed to be different and instead of ignoring them, he made an impact
Online Exclusives
Rules and Regs: North Carolina Awards Funds to Fix 400 Septic Systems
Also in this month’s update, the Lake George Association continues its grant program to help residents replace failing onsite systems
Online Exclusives
One of the Largest Exposures Your Company Has: Stay Vigilant About CDL Requirements
Editorial
Working to Improve New York Waterways
Online Exclusives
Rules and Regs: North Carolina Nonprofit Offers Septic Grants to Rural and Minority Communities
Also in this month’s update, a new Michigan program offers tiered financing and loans for replacement of failing or near-failing onsite systems
Bytes
Why More Cities Are Requiring Grease Trap Maintenance Plans
Online Exclusives
System Enables New York Campground to Meet Regulations
This case study from a campground in Brockport, New York, shows how an ECOPOD Advanced Wastewater Treatment System from Infiltrator Water Technologies helped it meet new ammonia effluent requirements
Editorial
Product Spotlight: 999-gallon vacuum tank delivers on performance, size and versatility
Editorial
Rules and Regs: New Laws for New Hampshire Waterfront Property
Editorial
Small Crew, Big Service
Marcus Caplin started at a young age, but quickly found success in pumping and installs
Online Exclusives
Rules and Regs: Michigan Declines to Vote on State Standards
Also in this month’s update, an Arkansas city expands permit requirements to existing onsite systems
