Engineers for Communities

Struggling to meet nitrogen limits? Facing algae outbreaks every discharge season? What if your lagoon could comply without a million-dollar overhaul? In this episode of Engineers for Communities, host Michael Groselle, PE chats with Ronen Barkan (Fluence Corporation) on decentralized wastewater plants, lagoons, practical fixes for rural wastewater systems drowning in regulations. Episode Highlights: ✅ Achieve Total Inorganic Nitrogen (TIN) compliance in existing lagoons. ✅ Pre-engineered, containerized upgrades that integrate with legacy infrastructure. ✅ Low-energy solutions for off-grid or remote areas. ✅ Cut operational costs with mobile-controlled systems. ✅ Prevent seasonal non-compliance in lagoon discharges. Why It Matters: Small communities can now meet strict environmental regulations without costly overhauls. Learn how Fluence Corporation optimize resources, reduce energy use, and leverage existing assets.

In this episode of Engineers for Communities, host Michael Groselle, PE sits down with Jeff Seaton from Boerger to discuss cutting-edge pump and grinder technologies for wastewater treatment. The conversation explores innovative approaches to tackling maintenance challenges, optimizing plant operations, and enhancing support for smaller communities. ↳ Discover Berger's focus on maintenance-in-place (MIP) technology, designed to simplify repairs and minimize downtime for wastewater operators. ↳ Learn how grinding equipment, such as multi-crushers and orbital grinders, can handle tough materials like rags and debris, ensuring smoother plant operations. ↳ Explore why easy access and timely part availability are critical for small communities with limited staffing and resources. ↳ Understand how innovative rotor geometries and sealing technologies enhance pump performance and extend equipment lifespan. ↳ Gain insights into Berger's approach to addressing customer pain points, providing tailored solutions that improve uptime and reduce maintenance costs. ↳ Learn about Berger's commitment to continuous innovation and customer-driven R&D, with a focus on creating high-impact, operator-friendly solutions. ↳ See how Berger supports communities with efficient, reliable, and easily maintainable wastewater treatment technologies for a wide range of applications.

In this episode of Engineers for Communities, host Michael Groselle, PE, welcomes Ethan Brooke from CleanWater1 to discuss practical, innovative solutions to challenges in rural water systems. Learn how on-site water quality management and modern technologies are reshaping the landscape for small communities and contract operators. ★ Learn how cellular-based monitoring systems provide real-time visibility of water quality and system alerts, reducing reliance on costly SCADA systems for smaller communities. ★ Discover the Micro Chlor system, which uses salt, water, and electricity to produce low-concentration hypochlorite, eliminating the need for hazardous chlorine storage and reducing costs. ★ Understand why manganese precipitates are in chlorinated systems, their impact on water quality, and the importance of implementing effective flushing programs to address sediment buildup. ★ How thermal stratification and ice prevention in water storage tanks and learn how advanced mixers improve water quality and system longevity. ★ Gain insights into choosing the right tank mixer based on tank geometry, process goals, and system flow rates, ensuring optimal performance. ★ Discover the benefits of unidirectional flushing programs and how they can prevent sediment buildup while maintaining water quality. ★ See how eliminating toxic chemicals and improving operational processes creates safer and more economical systems for small communities. ★ Learn how CleanWater1 partners with engineers and operators to design tailored solutions that meet specific needs in water distribution and storage.

In this episode of Engineers for Communities, host Michael Groselle, PE engages with Terry Duperon of Duperon Corporation to discuss innovative wastewater treatment solutions, the role of creativity in engineering, and fostering a culture of innovation in the water sector. Terry shares his journey from traditional engineering to becoming a disruptor in the industry, offering insights on designing adaptable and sustainable wastewater systems. ★ Learn about Duperon Corporation's innovative approach to wastewater treatment equipment, emphasizing simplicity, adaptability, and operator efficiency. ★ Explore the importance of flexible designs like screens and scrapers that can accommodate varying debris volumes, ensuring resilience during high flows or unexpected challenges. ★ Discover how Duperon Skunkworks R&D team drives innovation through rapid prototyping and real-world testing, allowing for continuous product improvement and customer-driven solutions. ★ Understand the value of designing systems with fewer parts, minimizing maintenance and improving reliability in harsh wastewater environments. ★ Hear how Duperon integrates operator feedback to create user-friendly equipment that enhances performance and reduces long-term operational costs. ★ Gain insights into the evolving acceptance of new technologies in wastewater treatment, as societal expectations and environmental challenges drive innovation. ★ See why fostering a culture of creativity and risk-taking within an organization leads to groundbreaking advancements and a competitive edge in today's fast-paced market. ★ Learn about Duperon latest products, from advanced drum screens with direct drive systems to compactors designed to maximize efficiency and minimize waste. ★ Understand how Duperon's commitment to trial and error has resulted in robust systems capable of handling extreme conditions, from stormwater debris to high gravel loads. ★ Discover why the creative process is essential not just for product design but for building an organizational culture that encourages innovation, collaboration, and long-term success. Join us as we explore how Duperon Corporation is leading the charge in reimagining wastewater treatment with simple yet revolutionary solutions that meet the challenges of today's water infrastructure needs.

In this episode of Engineers for Communities, host Michael Groselle welcomes Mark Serres from Utility Systems Science and Software (US3) to discuss innovative approaches to identifying, tracking, and resolving inflow and infiltration (I&I) issues in wastewater collection systems. From practical solutions to leveraging advanced data technologies, this conversation offers valuable insights for communities looking to enhance system efficiency and reduce costs. ↳ Understand the basics of I&I: what it is, how groundwater infiltration and stormwater inflow occur, and their impact on collection systems and treatment plants. ↳ Discover practical detection techniques like smoke testing, flow monitoring, and visual surveys to pinpoint problem areas and assess their severity. ↳ Learn about leveraging dry and wet weather flow data to quantify I&I and how US3 integrates Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) data for faster, more precise diagnostics. ↳ Explore how flow monitoring combined with temperature, rain gauge, and AMI data helps identify common offenders such as school systems, golf courses, and improperly connected storm drains. ↳ Hear case studies of rapid, cost-effective solutions where targeted fixes eliminated major I&I contributors, avoiding costly treatment plant upgrades. ↳ Gain insights into advanced calibration techniques, 3D camera inspections, and LiDAR technology for accurate data collection and manhole assessments. ↳ Understand the importance of "boots on the ground" contextual knowledge in collaboration with city technicians for efficient problem-solving. This episode is a must-watch for anyone seeking actionable strategies to improve wastewater system management while minimizing unnecessary expenses. Learn how fresh perspectives, innovative technology, and collaboration can lead to quick, impactful results for your community or development project.

In this episode of Engineers for Communities, host Michael Groselle discusses the vital role of backup generators in water and wastewater infrastructure with Ross Kirschbaum from Rehlko. Learn how reliable power solutions can safeguard essential services and explore the latest innovations in generator technology. ★ Discover why backup power is critical for water systems, especially during storms or emergencies, and how transitioning to stationary generators reduces downtime and operational risk. ★ Explore the pros and cons of diesel, natural gas, and LP vapor generators, and how to select the right fuel option based on maintenance requirements and load schedules. ★ Learn about common challenges with maintaining diesel fuel, such as algae growth and water ingress, and how regular upkeep ensures generator reliability. ★ Understand how service contracts and 24/7 support can provide peace of mind for facilities during power outages. ★ Hear real-world examples of how customer feedback drives innovation in Rehlko's generator designs, including on-site testing and rapid customization. ★ See how Rehlko integrates cutting-edge technologies like hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) compatibility and hydrogen fuel cells to reduce emissions and environmental impact. ★ Learn about renewable energy applications, such as integrating natural gas digesters and microgrid controllers, to enhance efficiency and sustainability. ★ Explore the importance of scalability, with generator solutions ranging from small 25 kW units to large 4 MW systems, to meet the diverse needs of facilities. ★ Discover how Rehlko hybrid solutions, including prime power generators, can offset costs by feeding excess energy back into the grid. ★ Dive into the future of distributed energy systems, and how innovative technologies are reshaping the power landscape for rural communities and critical infrastructure.

In this episode of Engineers for Communities, host Michael Groselle, PE engages with Kevin Crane from Kubota to explore how innovative membrane bioreactor (MBR) systems are transforming wastewater treatment for rural communities. With a focus on operational simplicity, compact designs, and adaptability, this conversation dives deep into how rural areas can future proof their wastewater infrastructure to meet current and upcoming regulations. ★ Discover how MBR systems can tackle stringent limits like phosphorus and nitrogen, using both biological processes and simple chemical treatments. ★ Learn how membrane technology enables "future proofing" wastewater plants, preparing them to meet stricter environmental regulations. ★ Explore the operational advantages of Kubota's systems, designed with simplicity and efficiency in mind—reducing reliance on settling characteristics and providing highly automated processes. ★ Understand how remote monitoring and SCADA integration allow operators to make adjustments without physically visiting the site. ★ Gain insight into how decommissioned lagoons can be replaced with compact, efficient MBR systems that reduce the footprint by as much as 1/20th. ★ See how customizable tankage options—ranging from precast concrete to stainless steel—are tailored to meet diverse community needs and environmental conditions. ★ Learn about flexible designs for different climates, from freeze protection systems in the North to shaded solutions in hot Southern states. ★ Find out how membrane bioreactors significantly shrink infrastructure size by operating at higher mixed liquor concentrations, delivering cost-effective and space-efficient solutions.

In this episode of Engineers for Communities, host Michael Groselle, PE is joined by Michael Oswell from Proteus to explore transformative advancements in water quality monitoring. Discover how real-time monitoring technology is revolutionizing water and wastewater management for operators, municipalities, and industrial clients. ★ Learn how Proteus combines lab-grade technology and patented algorithms to deliver real-time, accurate water quality data. ★ Explore the flexibility of multiprobe sensors for monitoring turbidity, temperature, pH, conductivity, and more in a single, easy-to-use device. ★ Discover the convenience of remote monitoring through SCADA integration or standalone battery-powered deployments in challenging locations. ★ Understand how Proteus sensors enable operators to detect issues like BOD spikes or pollution sources upstream, saving time and costs. ★ Applications span from influent and effluent monitoring in wastewater plants to industrial discharge checks and environmental stream monitoring. ★ Case studies reveal the impact of identifying unpermitted discharges and improving operational decisions with real-time data. ★ Proteus technology empowers communities and industries to achieve compliance, protect resources, and optimize water treatment processes.

★ Discover customized wastewater treatment solutions to meet short-term and long-term development goals, ranging from small capacity units to large-scale systems. ★ Learn how Cloacina's all-in-one solutions for wastewater treatment infrastructure, including everything from pump stations to disinfection systems, simplify processes and reduce costs. ★ Explore the benefits of streamlined design and integration, reducing issues with installation, operation, and maintenance through cohesive product offerings. ★ Understand the avoidance of containerized systems, focusing instead on designs that maximize accessibility, ease of maintenance, and operational efficiency. ★ Insights into designing systems with operators in mind, ensuring easy access, visibility, and maintainability to prevent premature failures and maximize operational lifespan. ★ Discuss the advantages of implementing water reuse systems, from irrigation to industrial applications, supported by high-quality effluent treatment technology. ★ Why modular, scalable, and operator-friendly wastewater systems are essential for long-term development success, with customizable options based on specific project needs.

★ Learn about PFAS detection, its impact on public health, and the evolving regulatory landscape for safe drinking water and wastewater management. PFAS Removal using Aqueous Electrostatic Concentrators ★ How advanced technologies like BioLargo's AEC unit effectively removes long-chain and short-chain PFAS while minimizing waste. ★ Understand the importance of tackling PFAS contamination at multiple stages—drinking water, wastewater, and landfill leachate—to prevent reintroduction into aquifers. ★ Explore how BioLargo's electro-oxidation solutions ensure complete PFAS destruction, rendering the waste non-hazardous for safer disposal. ★ BioLargo provides PFAS removal as a modular service, including controlled off-site destruction under expert supervision, with guarantees for clients. ★ Why innovative solutions offer more sustainable options compared to traditional granular activated carbon (GAC) and ion exchange treatments.

★ WaterOperator.org serves as a clearinghouse for resources and support specifically tailored to small utilities, providing easy access to information operators need. ★ Learn about the technical assistance and water loss surveys available to help small systems detect and fix leaks in their water distribution systems, saving money and improving efficiency. ★ Small systems can access free assistance from organizations like RCAP, funded by the EPA, to help identify problems and secure funding for infrastructure improvements. ★ Discover the importance of creating asset management plans to ensure small systems are financially sustainable and able to address future infrastructure needs. ★ Explore how small communities can overcome workforce shortages, prevent loss of trained operators to larger systems, and promote collaborative approaches, like shared operators, for more sustainable operations. ★ Learn about innovative decentralized wastewater systems and their role in solving infrastructure challenges for remote communities.

★ All in one water tank maintenance, including cleaning, inspections, repairs, and coatings for both steel and concrete structures. ★ Comprehensive services for plant rehabilitation, focusing on aging infrastructure like filter tanks and wastewater treatment facilities. ★ Discover the benefits of spray-in-place pipe (SIPP) technology, a cost-effective solution for repairing leaks in water mains without excavation. ★ Cost reduction and extended lifespan of pipes through improved structural integrity and enhanced water flow. ★ A one-stop-shop experience offering solutions for meters, distribution systems, and water quality improvement, supported by a team of 42 in-house engineers. ★ Tailored maintenance and rehabilitation services for smaller water systems, ensuring reliability and efficiency.

★ TerraGenesis specializes in managing wastewater residuals for municipalities and industrial customers. ★ Solutions include lagoon cleanouts, biosolids land application, and digestor cleaning. ★ Sonar-based bathymetric surveys provide accurate estimates of solids storage in lagoons. ★ The regulatory climate continues to tighten, but TerraGenesis offers solutions that align with evolving rules. ★ Nutrient management, PFOS treatment, and T Norm regulations impact biosolids treatment processes. ★ TerraGenesis works with public works directors, engineers, and municipalities to maintain compliance and manage costs effectively. ★ Their innovative approach combines decades of experience with practical tools like remote, unmanned sonar boats for efficient lagoon assessments.

★ Learn about the importance of selecting products that bring unique, specifiable solutions to the market. ★ Explore the balance between innovation, affordability, and reliability in the water treatment industry. ★ Understand how Ambiente H2O focuses on user-friendly technologies that require minimal maintenance, essential in an industry facing a shortage of skilled operators. ★ Gain insights into the decision-making process behind building a product lineup that addresses current challenges like nutrient removal. ★ Discover how Ambiente H2O serves small to medium-sized clients, offering practical and effective water treatment solutions that are easy to implement and maintain.

★ Grouting seals cracks and joints in sewer pipes, preventing I&I and supporting pipe integrity. ★ Manhole grouting involves injecting grout around the exterior to effectively seal leaks and maintain structural stability. ★ Grouting provides a comprehensive solution compared to CIPP, addressing leaks directly at the source. ★ Lateral grouting targets common I&I issues at lateral connections, sealing leaks up to six feet from the main line. ★ The Spider Cam offers 360-degree imaging and stereo technology to measure manhole wall thickness and detect structural issues. ★ CUES supports municipalities and contractors with equipment, training, and technical assistance, offering rental options for specialized projects.

★ Emphasis on proactive maintenance schedules to avoid costly emergency repairs and system downtimes. Routine cleaning and inspection of water storage tanks every three to five years ensure water quality and system integrity. ★ Cleaning and inspecting tanks while they are in service, avoiding system downtime and loss of fire protection. ★ Importance of removing sediment buildup, especially from sandy wells, to prevent wear on pumps and other components. ★ Discussion on the advantages of concrete tanks for durability and lower maintenance, and the challenges associated with bolted steel tanks. ★ Real-life incident in Colorado highlighting the necessity of routine inspections, where an elk collapsed a tank roof, leading to contamination.

★ The Circuit Rider Program has been a cornerstone of CRWA's support since 1980, offering technical help to ensure the smooth operation of small water systems. ★ CRWA's mission is driven by passion, focusing on protecting community health and improving water systems across Colorado. ★ The organization works with various programs, including US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), USDA, and the State of Colorado, to offer a wide range of services and support. ★ CRWA's Test and Fix Water for Kids program targets contamination in drinking water in daycare facilities and schools. ★ Asset management and identifying infrastructure assets are crucial for obtaining state revolving funds and grants. ★ CRWA's apprenticeship program aims to bring new talent into the water industry, bridging the gap between retiring experts and new workers. ★ Managing multiple grants, CRWA ensures all deliverables are met, providing extensive support to underserved and tribal communities. ★ The State Revolving Fund Environmental Finance Center (SRF EFC) representative coordinates with engineering firms to secure funding for infrastructure projects. ★ CRWA's efforts focus on creating well-rounded water operators who can manage diverse responsibilities within small communities.

In this episode of "Engineers for Communities," join me as I host Sam Wade, the former CEO of the National Rural Water Association (NRWA) and current Water Consultant to Napoli Shkolnik Law. NRWA has partnered with Napoli Law to create the PFAS Cost Recovery Program to help water and wastewater systems recoup money spent on treatment and remediation. Over $14 billion in settlements have been won so far with more to come. This episode provides the latest updates on the litigation efforts & clarifies how participation in the settlement is like a "insurance policy without a premium" for public water utilities who have detected or will detect any PFAS in their water supply. ★ Understanding PFAS: Wade explains what PFAS are, their widespread use, and the environmental and health impacts of these "forever chemicals." Learn about the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)'s new regulations on PFAS and the financial burden they place on water utilities. ★ PFAS Cost Recovery Program Background: Discover why the National Rural Water Association engaged in litigation against PFAS manufacturers and the goal of alleviating financial impacts on ratepayers. ★ Ensuring Access to Funds: Understand the importance of registering for litigation even if a utility currently has no PFAS detections, as a safeguard for future testing. Sam provides insights on how water utilities can apply for funds from the settlements and the necessary documentation required. ★ 3M ($12.5 B) and Dupont ($1.185 B) Settlements: Phase 1 Utilities who have tested PFAS prior to June 22, 2023, have a deadline of July 24, 2024, to complete the form to participate in the settlements. Utilities who tested after June 22, 2023 (UCMR 5) will still be included in the settlement as Phase 2 Utilities ★ 12 More Settlements in progress: Wade estimates that over $20 billion will be distributed to public water utilities by the time all the settlements are completed ★ How Much for Each Utility: Wade discusses how the funds will be distributed to each utility, noting the proportionality to contaminant loading over time and availability of a Fund Estimate Calculator for the 3M and DuPont Settlements ★ Case Study: Hear about real-life examples, such as the town council of a small community in the Northeast, and their journey from skepticism to active participation in the litigation. ★ Wastewater & Biosolids Next: Discussing the future implications for wastewater systems and the ongoing efforts to address PFAS contamination in biosolids.

★ Electricity cleans water by converting heavy metals from ionic forms to sand and bursting bacteria. ★ The synergy between electrocoagulation and microalgae creates a powerful lagoon treatment process. ★ Electrocoagulation has been operational since 1985, with advancements enhancing its efficiency. ★ The regulatory landscape is evolving, with state approvals paving the way for broader adoption. ★ Electrocoagulation effectively handles uncharged particles through van der Waals forces and water polarity manipulation. ★ The process also destroys PFAS chemicals, ensuring compliance with future regulations. ★ Integrating electrocoagulation with other settling technologies optimizes water treatment outcomes. ★ The technology's versatility allows it to treat various contaminants beyond lagoons, demonstrating broad application potential.

★ Advanced Algae Control Technology: Greg explains how LG Sonic's ultrasound system effectively controls algae in reservoirs and lakes without chemicals. ★ Chemical-Free Solution, Improving Eco-System Health: Discover the benefits of using ultrasound over traditional chemical treatments, which can create secondary issues and release toxins. Understand how LG Sonic's solution supports overall ecosystem recovery by minimizing the impact on non-target organisms. ★ Interactive Algae Control: Learn about LG Sonic's adaptive approach, which uses real-time water quality data from a monitoring buoy to optimize algae treatment. ★ Solar-Powered and Autonomous: The MPC Buoy is solar-powered with battery backup, reducing the need for external power sources and manual intervention. ★ Global Applications and Success Stories: Hear about successful implementations from around the world, including the impressive results at the City of Archie Water. ★ Cost-Effective and Sustainable: Explore the significant return on investment, with case studies showing under one year payback period due to chemical savings and reduced plant maintenance.

★ Addressing Regulatory Pressure: David Schneider shares challenges faced by small communities under strict state regulations for wastewater treatment. ★ Optimizing Lagoon Systems: Discover how optimizing existing lagoon systems can be a cost-effective alternative to building new mechanical treatment plants. ★ Innovative Solutions: Learn about the use of electrocoagulation and microalgae to meet stringent water quality standards in an affordable and sustainable way. ★ Cost-Effective Upgrades: Explore how combining bioaugmentation with microalgae can reduce operational costs and enhance the efficiency of wastewater treatment. ★ Pilot Programs and Approvals: Hear about the ongoing pilot programs and how they aim to prove the effectiveness of these innovative solutions to state regulators. ★ Overcoming Financial Challenges: Understand the financial hurdles and how small communities can navigate funding and operational costs for sustainable solutions. ★ Future Implications: Discuss the potential statewide impact of successful pilot programs and how they could transform wastewater management for small rural systems. ★ Feasibility and Practicality: Emphasize the importance of feasible solutions that can be realistically implemented in small communities with limited resources.

★ Discover how advanced tools and strategic planning are revolutionizing I&I management in communities with limited resources. ★ Kwin discusses challenges such as understaffing and deteriorating infrastructure, offering innovative solutions for identifying and prioritizing system repairs. ★ Explore how RH Borden utilizes level sensors coupled with visualization software to effectively locate and address I&I across entire wastewater systems. ★ Kwin illustrates how utilizing data can help managers and engineers prioritize essential repairs to mitigate the financial and operational impacts of excess wastewater.

★ Lead and Copper Regulations: Discover how small water systems can tackle the daunting task of identifying the age and material of their service lines to meet the requirements of the lead and copper rule revision. ★ Free Technical Support for Small Water Systems in Colorado: Learn about the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment's initiatives that offer free technical to small water systems serving populations of 15,000 or less and having two or more service lines. These programs help develop accurate service line inventories, crucial for meeting federal compliance deadlines. ★ Leveraging Existing Data: Explore the power of using existing data, from assessor records to billing information, to get a head start crafting service line inventories. This discussion underscores the importance of leveraging every available resource to avoid unnecessary excavations and streamline compliance processes. ★ Resource Optimization Through Asset Management: Delve into how water systems can optimize resources and planning through effective asset management. Learn about the strategies that allow systems to proactively manage, maintain, renew, and replace assets, thus securing funding and ensuring sustainable operations. ★ Practical Steps and Real-World Applications: Hear from Aaron and Caroline about practical steps and methodologies for identifying and managing service lines. They discuss real-world applications that have helped numerous systems improve their operational efficiency and compliance with environmental regulations.

★ Evolving Wastewater Treatment: Gibson discusses the transition from traditional methods to BioWorks' simplified extended aeration systems, specifically designed for the unique needs of small municipalities, ensuring reliable results with minimal complexity. ★ Advanced Aeration Techniques: Discover how BioWorks employs fine bubble diffusers and moving aeration systems to maximize efficiency, reduce energy costs, and simplify maintenance—key factors for smaller towns with limited resources. ★ Designing for the Cold: Learn about BioWorks' strategies for preventing freezing in colder climates, ensuring continuous operation throughout the seasons without the need for costly infrastructure like heated enclosures. ★ Operational Ease for Lagoon Transitioners: Hear how BioWorks' systems offer an easy transition for operators moving from lagoon to more advanced activated sludge systems, emphasizing ease of operation and lower certification barriers. ★ Cost Advantages Over MBRs: Gibson sheds light on the significant cost benefits and reduced operational complexity when choosing BioWorks' systems over more sophisticated MBRs, making them a smart choice for budget-conscious communities. ★ Denitrification Challenges Addressed: Gain insights into how BioWorks' designs can achieve stringent denitrification requirements, providing small municipalities with an edge in meeting environmental compliance. ★ Success Stories: Be inspired by successful upgrades from outdated lagoons to BioWorks' systems, illustrating the substantial improvements in both cost and performance for small to mid-sized municipalities.

★ Revolutionary Non-Contact Laser Flow: Trivedi highlights the unique ability of Teledyne's devices to measure water velocity below the surface, avoiding clogs and maintenance demands, and ensuring accurate data even during overflows. ★ Remote Data Access and Alerts: Discover how Teledyne's technology transmits flow sensor data to a logger device that allows for remote monitoring and instant alerts, enabling swift responses to potential issues. ★ Cost-Saving, Risk-Reducing Solutions: Learn about the financial and safety benefits of non-contact sensors in the field, reducing the need for costly, hazardous manhole entries and maintenance. ★ Innovative Sampling Devices: Explore Teledyne's range of samplers, from portable to refrigerated units, crucial for analyzing water quality in treatment plants and meeting regulatory requirements for temperature-sensitive testing. ★ Emerging Contaminant Detection: Trivedi explains how Teledyne's samplers are pivotal in detecting PFAS—persistent environmental pollutants—and other emerging contaminants, aiding in the responsible management of wastewater treatment plants. ★ Tracking Public Health Threats: Discover Teledyne's role in wastewater disease surveillance, crucial for early detection of viruses like COVID-19, Influenza, and other Pathogens, potentially preventing outbreaks. ★ PFAS Fluorine Molecule: Gain a deeper understanding of how PFAS, a non-degradable fluorine molecule linked to health risks, is monitored by Teledyne's technology to prevent its entry into the ecosystem and food chain. ★ Sampling for Safety: Learn about the innovative portable refrigerated sampler designed for PFAS sampling, ensuring samples are immediately cooled to comply with stringent testing methods and maintain sample integrity. ★ Cloud-Based Data Management: Teledyne's cloud software offers a powerful, secure alternative to traditional SCADA systems, reducing IT demands while enhancing data security against hacking threats. ★ User-Friendly Dashboards and Alarms: Trivedi and Dennis will guide us through the intuitive dashboards that allow operators to monitor key performance indicators, set alarms, and efficiently manage water systems. ★ Rental and Cellular Services: Teledyne's flexible rental options for hardware and software and in-house cellular services simplify setup and provide cost-effective solutions for temporary studies or projects.

★ Learn about the unique bead filter technology, a dual-function system that combines biological and mechanical filtration to tackle various contaminants with unmatched efficiency. ★ Addressing Complex Water Challenges: Malone dives into how AST excels in removing TSS, VOD, ammonia, and even specialized contaminants like BTEX, showcasing the system's versatility in water treatment. ★ Mastering Denitrification: Uncover the secrets behind achieving effective denitrification, a challenging process for many treatment plants, through AST's innovative approach that ensures compliance with stringent regulations. ★ Cost-Effective Solutions for Lagoon Polishing: Hear real-world success stories of municipalities utilizing AST's bead filters for lagoon polishing, offering a financially viable alternative to expensive mechanical plant upgrades. ★ Competitive Edge: Explore how AST stand out in the market by replacing conventional biological and mechanical systems with a single, efficient unit, simplifying operations and reducing costs. ★ Simplified Operation and Longevity: Delve into the low maintenance needs and operational simplicity of AST's filtration technology, emphasizing the long-term durability and ease of use that appeal to operators. ★ Navigating Regulatory Approvals: Malone shares the journey of securing regulatory approval across different states, highlighting the importance of pilot studies and the adaptability of AST's technology to meet diverse regulatory standards. ★ Environmental Impact and Sustainability: From reducing methane emissions in dairy farm lagoon systems to enhancing nutrient removal, discovering how AST contributes to sustainable environmental practices and energy savings. ★ Future Directions and Innovations: Peek into the future as Malone discusses ongoing research and development efforts at AST Filters, aimed at advancing water treatment technologies to meet the evolving needs of communities and industries globally.

★ Transforming Water Treatment with Advanced Materials: French discusses Wateropolis's unique granular materials designed to optimize water treatment processes, ensuring energy and water savings while tackling specific water contaminants. ★ Iron and Manganese Removal: Explore the effective strategies for removing these common yet challenging contaminants, including the use of robust ceramic materials and specialized techniques for manganese removal. ★Catalytic Surfaces: French shares insights into the development of catalytic surfaces for effective manganese removal. He also addresses the impact of oxidant used on biological growth within the media, and solutions for maintaining the catalytic surface ★ Biological Filtration: Discover the cutting-edge applications of biological filtration in water treatment, including the promotion of beneficial microbial growth and the utilization of expanded clay materials for enhanced surface area and biological activity. ★ Success Stories and Waterpolis Applications: Hear about Wateropolis's achievements in improving water treatment processes across various sectors, from municipal to industrial and consumer products, showcasing the widespread impact of their technologies. ★ Looking to the Future: French reflects on the continuous innovation and research driving Wateropolis forward, with a focus on developing more robust, efficient, and sustainable water treatment solutions for communities worldwide.

★ Advanced Screening Techniques: Turpin elaborates on Duperon's specialized screening technologies, designed to efficiently remove solids and protect downstream processes, setting a new standard in municipal wastewater management. ★ Addressing the Flushable Wipes Crisis: Explore Duperon's proactive strategies to mitigate issues caused by so-called flushable wipes, including innovative screening solutions that intercept these materials before they can disrupt the sewage system. ★ The FlexRake IQ: Uncover the unique features of the FlexRake IQ, including its ability to dynamically adjust to varying debris loads and flow rates, ensuring uninterrupted operation during peak storm events. ★ Simplifying Maintenance and Operations: Learn how Duperon's design ethos of "less is more" translates into more reliable, easy-to-maintain equipment that significantly reduces the operational workload on wastewater treatment facilities. ★ Real-World Applications and Successes: Hear firsthand accounts of how Duperon's screening solutions have transformed the operational efficiency of wastewater treatment plants, saving municipalities time and resources. ★ The Future of Wastewater Treatment: Turpin shares insights into the ongoing research and development efforts at Duperon to address future wastewater management challenges, emphasizing sustainability and efficiency. ★ Empowering Operators with Innovative Tools: Discover how Duperon's technologies are designed with operators in mind, offering user-friendly interfaces and features that make day-to-day operations smoother and more efficient. ★ Regulatory Challenges: Gain an understanding of how Duperon collaborates with municipalities to ensure compliance with evolving environmental regulations and standards, facilitating smoother project implementation and operation.

In this episode, we explore the multifaceted challenges and innovative solutions in managing water and wastewater infrastructure with Mathew Mendisco, a town manager from a Town of Hayden with extensive experience: ★ Navigating Funding and Infrastructure Aging: Mendisco sheds light on the primary challenges small communities face regarding funding and aging infrastructure. He emphasizes the need for strategic planning and innovative financing to sustainably manage and upgrade essential water and sewer systems. ★ The Importance of Capital Improvement Planning (CIP): Discover how a well-implemented CIP is crucial for the long-term health and efficiency of water and wastewater infrastructure, helping municipalities prioritize investments and manage resources effectively. ★ Roles and Responsibilities in Operational Excellence: Learn about the critical roles that operators, engineers, and city managers play in the daily operation and strategic oversight of water and wastewater systems, ensuring their reliability and effectiveness. ★ Creative Financing for Infrastructure Development: Mendisco introduces groundbreaking strategies for financing infrastructure projects, including the separation of capital investment from operational budgets through the use of Capital Improvement Funds, to enhance financial flexibility and grant accessibility. ★ Proactive Asset Management and Maintenance: Gain insights into the proactive measures and maintenance strategies that are essential for extending the life span of infrastructure assets, including regular system assessments and the adoption of best practices in asset management. ★ Leveraging Grants and Strategic Partnerships: Hear how the Town of Hayden has successfully secured over $10 million in grant funding for infrastructure improvements by leveraging strategic partnerships, innovative project management, and a comprehensive understanding of grant requirements. ★ Innovative Approaches to Infrastructure Financing and Management: Mendisco discusses the innovative approaches small towns like Hayden are taking towards infrastructure financing and management, including tackling the challenges posed by regulatory frameworks and exploring new avenues for funding and project implementation. Join us as Matthew Mendisco provides invaluable insights and practical advice for engineers, city officials, and developers involved in the planning, funding, and management of water and wastewater projects in small communities. This episode offers a comprehensive look at the strategies and solutions that can help ensure the sustainability and resilience of community infrastructure.

★ Dedicated Focus on Membrane Bioreactors: Cloacina LLC stands out with its specialized commitment to membrane bioreactor technology, tailoring advanced wastewater treatment solutions for municipal clients. ★ Advantages of Pre-Engineered Systems: Learn about the value pre-engineered MBR systems bring, combining cost-efficiency, streamlined design, and reliability against traditional cast-in-place treatments. ★ Solving Traditional Plant Challenges: Discover how Cloacina addresses common issues associated with conventional wastewater treatment plants, such as design flaws and construction complications, through innovative pre-engineered solutions. ★ High-Volume Project Execution: Uncover how Cloacina's approach of handling multiple MBR projects monthly translates into rapid innovation and design refinement, enhancing the overall efficiency and effectiveness of their systems. ★ Operational and Maintenance Benefits: Gain insights into the operational advantages of Cloacina's above-ground MBR systems, designed for ease of access, maintenance, and long-term sustainability. ★ Selection of High-Quality Components: Hear about Cloacina's rigorous process for choosing the best equipment for their MBR systems, ensuring top-tier performance and longevity. ★ Impact on Construction and Contractor Engagement: Learn about the transformative effect of Cloacina's MBR systems on the construction process, enabling more local contractors to participate without needing specialized wastewater treatment expertise. ★ Commitment to Industry-Leading Practices: Understand Cloacina's dedication to incorporating only the highest quality components and practices in their MBR systems, setting new standards for municipal wastewater treatment.

★ Explore the wide range of pump models, including the XL series, known for its impressive capacity, able to handle up to 7,000 gallons per minute – a game-changer for large-scale operations. ★ Discover the distinctions between positive displacement and centrifugal pumps and how these differences impact various industrial applications, offering tailored solutions for specific needs. ★ Uncover the versatility of pumps with symmetrical designs, allowing for reversible suction sides – a crucial feature for operations like loading and unloading tankers in oil terminals. ★ Gain insights into the maintenance simplicity across different pump models, ensuring ease of use and consistency in upkeep, essential for businesses with varied pump requirements. ★ Dive into niche applications such as the integration of pumps in renewable natural gas production and the significant role they play in environmental sustainability. ★ Hear about the adaptation of pumps in the winery industry, demonstrating their flexibility and efficiency in handling large volumes of grapes. ★ Learn about specialized submersible pumps, ideal for limited space or extreme conditions, highlighting the adaptability of pump technology in challenging environments. ★ Understand the critical role of grinders in wastewater management, protecting pump stations from blockages caused by non-biodegradable materials.

★ How solar dryer systems transform sludge drying in sunny climates and what environmental and the efficiency benefits it offers ★ How focusing on sludge minimization over wastewater biology can significantly reduce transport costs. ★ How the strain press efficiently removes fibers and plastics from sludge, ensuring cleaner, more manageable waste for disposal. ★ The cost savings achieved by converting sludge into reusable products, reducing landfill and transportation expenses. ★ Grit removal technology, capable of handling finer particles (down to 75 microns) compared to traditional systems (around 300 microns). ★ A belt thermal dryer capable of achieving up to 90% dry solids in sludge, turning it into a product viable for use as fertilizer.

★ Focuses on providing cost-effective solutions for utilities to meet stringent water quality requirements. ★ David addresses the issue of water quality both at water treatment plants and in the distribution network. ★ Mixing water within the distribution network is crucial to prevent water from becoming stagnant. ★ Cleanwater1's mixers are designed to be dropped into existing water storage tanks, preventing stagnation. ★ Their Polymer Activation System (Polyblend) optimizes the use of polymer in wastewater treatment, reducing costs by up to 40%. ★ Cleanwater1's on-site chlorine generation system eliminates the need for transporting hazrdous chlorine gas. ★ The system uses salt to generate sodium hypochlorite on-site, reducing costs and increasing safety. ★ David emphasizes the importance of monitoring water quality and offers a range of optical sensors for precise measurements.

★ PFAS Regulations: Polyfluoroalkyl Substances compounds are subject to increasing regulations, covering areas such as drinking water and wastewater. ★ PFAS Variety: There are over 4900 recognized PFAS compounds, but current regulations focus on six of them. ★ Detection Challenge: The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)'s wastewater test can detect approximately 15,000 PFAS-related compounds, highlighting the scale of the challenge. ★ Collection Techniques: Existing collection techniques like activated carbon, ion exchange, and membranes can remove PFAS but don't destroy it. ★ Aqueous Electrostatic Concentration Unit: This innovative technology captures PFAS onto membranes by exploiting their polarity, resulting in minimal waste generation compared to traditional methods. ★ Environmental Impact: The technology prevents PFAS from bioaccumulating and transforms it into inert salts, reducing its environmental impact. ★ PFAS in Consumer Products: PFAS compounds are found in various everyday products, including makeup, dental floss, and contact lenses. ★ Future Regulations: Upcoming rules will cover more than just where PFAS is found in water; they will also deal with how PFAS is used in making things and everyday products. ★ Cupridyne Clean: It's dedicated to being the top provider of Odor Eliminator Products and systems, prioritizing excellence and trustworthiness in addressing Commercial Odor Control issues.

Explore Orenco's wastewater solutions such as; ★ Orenco's system caters to various applications beyond traditional sewer systems, including residential, commercial, and municipal setups. ★ The system's smaller pipe diameter eliminates the need for deep sewer lines, resulting in significant cost savings and ease of installation. ★ Depending on the setup, maintenance responsibility can lie with municipalities, developers, homeowners, or homeowners' associations, offering flexibility in management. ★ Developers benefit from Orenco's system in terms of cost savings, flexibility in build-out, and simplified infrastructure requirements during the initial phases of construction. ★ Wastewater Treatment Cost Reduction: The passive pre-treatment process reduces treatment plant costs by about 30%, as it eliminates the need for headworks typically associated with traditional systems. ★ Orenco's system seamlessly integrates with advanced wastewater treatment processes like MBRs (Membrane Bioreactors) without the risk of clogging associated with grinded sewage. ★ The composite buildings produced by Orenco are customizable, offering clients the option to tailor structures to their specific needs, ensuring a perfect fit for the intended purpose. ★ With insulation options and heating mechanisms, Orenco's systems are suitable for cold climates, maintaining optimal operating conditions for biological processes even in freezing temperatures. ★ Orenco's SCADA system allows for remote monitoring and control of pump stations, providing real-time data and the ability to adjust operational parameters from a distance. ★ The textile used in Orenco's systems has a long lifespan, often lasting up to 40 years, contributing to the durability and longevity of the entire wastewater treatment solution. Join us on this insightful Engineers for Communities new series episode 2 with our guest, Bill Snyder, from Orenco Systems, Inc. as we dive deep into water and wastewater collection to treatment system.

★ RO System: Converts seawater into fresh water through reverse osmosis. ★ High-pressure pump: Powers RO process by pushing seawater through a membrane. ★ Energy-efficient: Reduces high-pressure pump's workload, cuts energy use up to 60%. ★ Self-operated: Runs without electricity, driven by brine flow. ★ Minimal maintenance: With a single, durable ceramic part, no scheduled upkeep needed. ★ Cost-effective: PX Pressure Exchanger offers a low life cycle cost for RO projects. Join us on this insightful Engineers for Communities new series episode 1 with our guest, Eric Kadaj, MBA from the Energy Recovery, Inc. as we dive deep into reverse osmosis system.

Here are 5 key challenges faced by providers: ★ Challenges in managing small water and wastewater systems with limited operators. ★ The importance of regular maintenance and oversight in smaller systems. ★ The potential impact of upcoming regulations like PFAS and temperature limits. ★ The complexity of nutrient discharge regulations (Reg 85 and Reg 31) and their impact on treatment plants. ★ Initiatives to address the shortage of water and wastewater operators, including vocational programs. Join us on this insightful Engineers for Communities episode with our guest, Sidney Innerebner from the Indigo Water Group, as we dive deep into water and wastewater providers. #waterandwastewater #colorado #civilengineering

Essential Listening for Influencers in the Wastewater Treatment Arena What comes to your mind when you think of wastewater treatment? Are you picturing large, bulky, and inefficient systems that are more of a problem than a solution? Troy Ellison, CEO and Co-founder of Cloacina LLC, is changing that narrative, one package wastewater treatment plant at a time. Join us as we delve into the world of modern, efficient, and scalable wastewater treatment solutions with Troy on our live show, "Engineers for Communities." Cloacina, leading the way in packaged wastewater treatment, is not only transforming how we view wastewater treatment but also challenging the status quo and reshaping standards. Troy will take us on a deep dive into these exciting topics: - The origins of Troy's passion and the genesis of Cloacina. - How Cloacina overcame its growing pains and adjusted to meet municipal standards. - The secret behind creating multimillion-gallon-per-day capacity with a packaged wastewater treatment plant. - Why plant operators' feedback is invaluable in designing the best wastewater treatment solutions. - Challenging the complacency in the wastewater industry: Troy's mission to raise expectations. - Dissecting the negative reputation of packaged wastewater treatment plants and how we can turn it around. - The two crucial factors to consider when planning a wastewater treatment plant. - Highlighting the operator shortage crisis in the wastewater treatment industry and why it's critical in designing a new plant. - Advice for municipalities when choosing their engineering and treatment plan solutions. - Shining moments and success stories from Troy's journey with Cloacina. If you are an engineer, city official, government agency representative, or real estate developer, this episode is a must-watch. Get ready to unravel the future of wastewater treatment with Troy Ellison on "Engineers for Communities." Tune in and join us on this exciting journey. You can't afford to miss this!

In this week's webinar, we focused on lift stations - an essential part of our community infrastructure. They help to keep wastewater moving smoothly, which is crucial for any community. If you're a community developer, engineer, or city official, understanding lift stations is key. Show highlights will be: - Understanding Lift Stations: We started off by discussing what lift stations are and their crucial role in managing wastewater in a community. They facilitate the movement of wastewater from lower to higher elevations, especially in areas where the natural topography does not allow for gravity flow. - Live Demo: There will be an insightful live demo using an Excel spreadsheet. This interactive segment was geared towards helping the audience understand the basics of lift station calculations and the factors to consider in their design and operation. - Operations and Maintenance: We delved into the nitty-gritty of lift station operations, highlighting aspects you may not have previously considered. We underscored the importance of planning for efficient operations and maintenance to prevent failures, downtime, and unexpected costs. - Planning for the Future: The discussion emphasized the need for foresight in managing lift stations, including regular maintenance and readiness for potential emergency scenarios. We will highlight the importance of considering these aspects in your lift station design and operation strategies to ensure sustainability and efficiency. This week's episode was packed with practical knowledge, valuable tips, and hands-on experience to help you better manage lift stations in your communities. Don't miss the Engineers for Communities Live Show this Thursday at 12:00 PM MT.

Discover how AI is transforming infrastructure management and its impact on civil engineering Join us for an insightful conversation with Matt Stahl, PE, CFM, AWAM, AI/Infrastructure Management Team Leader at Halff who is at the forefront of integrating cutting-edge artificial intelligence technologies into infrastructure management processes. With a keen focus on AI-driven asset management, Matt has helped numerous cities maintain their existing storm drain networks, preventing infrastructure problems such as sinkholes. His expertise in data analytics, machine learning, and deep learning has played a crucial role in the successful implementation of AI solutions. In this episode, we'll delve into: - Integrating AI technology for asset management: Learn how Matt's team is using AI to help cities maintain their storm drain networks and prevent infrastructure problems like sinkholes. - The power of tree-based AI models: Discover how these AI models are revolutionizing pipe condition prediction and enabling engineers to identify high priority pipes more effectively.12 - Computer vision for defect detection: Uncover how AI-driven computer vision models are identifying pipe defects that may have been missed by contractors, ultimately saving time and money. - Harnessing GIS, CCTV, and AI for a comprehensive analysis: See how data from multiple sources is integrated to provide an in-depth understanding of pipe conditions and defects. - The future of AI in infrastructure management: Matt and Michael discuss the potential of AI in the industry, the challenges of implementation, and the long-term benefits of adopting this groundbreaking technology. This week's episode will be a fun conversation filled with practical and unique insights. Don't miss the Engineers for Communities Live Show this Thursday at 12:00 PM MT, where you can participate live and benefit from Matt's insights!

⚠️ Attention ⚠️ Today we will dive into the critical issue of water loss analysis and its importance for end users in rural communities, developers, and engineers. The management of water resources is vital for sustainable development and efficient infrastructure planning. During this episode, we will cover: - The importance of detailed water loss analysis - Limitations of tradition reporting (augmentation reports) - Highlight the value of a comprehensive water loss assessment. - Case study of a rural community: Examining the impact of inaccurate reporting and the insights gained through advanced water loss analysis. - Quantifying data and designing solutions: Delving into the process of gathering accurate data, identifying issues, and creating targeted interventions. - Sample water loss spreadsheet: Breaking down the essential inputs and how to utilize them effectively in water loss analysis. - Results and improvements: Evaluating the long-term outcomes of adopting advanced water loss analysis techniques for communities and water providers. - Q&A session: Open discussion for addressing questions, concerns, and sharing insights among engineers, city officials, government agencies, and real estate developers. Don't miss this opportunity to expand your knowledge and insights on water losses in your community. Join us for an informative and engaging episode of "Engineers for Communities." at 1pm MST.

Leverage Effective Communication with Review Agencies ⚠️Attention engineers, city officials, government agencies, and real estate developers! Are you ready to revolutionize your communication strategies with review agencies? We'll be delving into the power of video communication and Microsoft Teams to streamline project approvals, improve collaboration, and optimize efficiency. Discover how this innovative approach can transform the way you work with review agencies and learn new skills to boost your project's success. During this episode, we will cover: The challenges of traditional communication with review agency staff Why video communication outperforms email/text interactions The numerous advantages of sending videos Implementing these new skills in your professional life An example presentation using Microsoft Teams Best practices for video communication How to elevate your video communication game An engaging Q&A session to address your questions Microsoft Teams is an invaluable tool for asynchronous communication, enabling you to showcase your plans, address concerns, and provide clarity on project details without the need to schedule meetings. Don't miss this opportunity to revolutionize your communication strategies and get your projects approved faster. Join us for an informative and engaging episode of "Engineers for Communities." -> Join Engineers For Communities Group on Facebook & Linkedin -> Watch this Live show here: LinkedIn -> If you are interested in being a guest on a live show fill book an Onboarding Call

Unlocking the Power of the Lead Service Line Replacement Program with Scott Galaway Are you a part of a rural Texas community with a water system built before 1980? If so, you'll definitely want to tune in to our upcoming episode. In this informative and engaging show, we'll be joined by Scott Galaway, an Outreach Specialist from the Texas Water Development Board, who will be sharing valuable insights on the Lead Service Line Replacement Program. This groundbreaking initiative is designed to help communities address the pressing issue of lead contamination in their water systems. Scott will highlight the following topics that are guaranteed to be beneficial to everyone: Get to know Scott and the TDWB: and his role in supporting water infrastructure projects in rural Texas communities. Why the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality's (TCEQ) new Lead Service Line Inventory matters to you and how you can come into compliance. Eligibility and Application Process: Understand the criteria for participation and step-by-step guidance on how to apply for the Lead Service Line Replacement Program. Success Stories and Best Practices: Hear inspiring stories from rural communities that have successfully utilized the program and learn valuable tips for implementing projects in your own community. Resources and Support: Gain insight into available resources and support networks to help rural communities navigate the application process and secure funding. Q&A with Scott: Get your questions answered and receive expert advice on how to bring safe water to your community through the TDWB funding programs. This week's episode will be a fun conversation filled with practical and unique insights. Don't miss the Engineers for Communities Live Show this Thursday at 2:00 PM MT, where you can participate live and benefit from Scotts's insights!

Geovanny will highlight the following topics that are guaranteed to be beneficial to everyone: An engaging story about Geovanny's journey to Routt County What is it like working in Routt County and its people? The challenges and success of replacing a 40-year-old TEMPORARY Wastewater treatment plant. Working with CDPHE on discharge limit requirements The current growth plans for the Stagecoach Area

How Taylor Sets the Standard for Project Management Managing the complex nature of construction projects is not something you go to school for and are instantly ready to lead a project from start to finish. Taylor Pearson, a third-generation construction professional, is leveling up much of rural Colorado with his unique skill set towards project management. This is why I've asked Taylor with Glacier Construction to join us. Taylor is everything you want in your project manager: Skilled, proactive, friendly, and personable. Taylor will highlight the following topics that are guaranteed to be beneficial to everyone: His journey to become a third-generation construction professional. Frustrated developer story How and what Glacier Construction's secrete niche is. About Us – Safety First Values TRANSPARENCY RELIABILITY UNLOCKING VALUE SUPERIOR QUALITY TEAM FOCUSED Why Taylor loves working with rural and disadvantaged communities. Why communities are asking Glacier Construction to bid their projects. What is a CMAR project? Taylor's and Glacier Construction's recent WINS.

Today's episode will be a fun conversation filled with practical and unique insights with Powell Water Systems team. Don't miss the Engineers For Communities Live Show this Thursday at 12:00 PM MST, where you can participate live and benefit from the team's insights!

Today's episode will be a fun conversation filled with practical and unique insights about Building a Greener Colorado. Don't miss the Engineers for Communities Live Show this Thursday at 12:00 PM MST, where you can participate live and benefit from Nathan's insights!

Today's episode will be a fun conversation filled with practical and unique insights. Don't miss the Engineers for Communities Live Show Today at 12:00 PM MT, where you can participate live and benefit from David's insights!