San Mateo and Foster City celebrate opening of wastewater treatment plant
San Mateo and Foster City officials recently cut the ribbon on their new wastewater treatment plant. The wastewater treatment plant
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EPA Orders Construction Company to Comply with Clean Water Act
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), working with the Virgin Islands Department of Planning and Natural Resources (DPNR), has ordered
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St. Paul opens new water treatment facility
The city of St.Paul, Minn, announced the opening of a new water treatment facility. Construction began in 2022 for the
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A familiar infrastructure challenge is unfolding now
Australia is entering another wave of major water infrastructure investment, reminiscent of past booms following long periods of underinvestment. The
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Water Leadership Institute 2025 Graduates
The Water Leadership Institute (WLI) Class of 2025 brings together 83 water professionals from 27 U.S. states, Canada, and New
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A possible New Jersey bill requires data center transparency
The bill from New Jersey if passed requires data centers to release quarterly reports on energy and water usage. The
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City of Wasilla’s Path Modernizes Wastewater Infrastructure
Wasilla, Alaska, is using $5.7 million in Community Project funding to overhaul its aging wastewater infrastructure, a system still dependent
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Building the Foundation of Tomorrow
How the County of San Diego’s culture of service and shared purpose strengthens its communities Most of what holds a
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Cities Navigate Surging Electricity Demand and Rising Risk
Cities face mounting challenges as new, energy-intensive users like data centers, electrified transit and industrial reshoring strain local grids, while
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How Chicago DWM Faces Flooding
Climate change is a problem levying a heavy tax on Chicago’s sewer infrastructure. We are experiencing more 100-year storms now
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San Francisco Celebrates Major Infrastructure Milestone
Originally built in 1952, the Southeast Treatment Plant is San Francisco’s largest and oldest wastewater facility. It plays a vital
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South Carolina’s Columbia Assembly Street Rail Separation Project
The City of Columbia in South Carolina initiated a $10 million community project request to separate local rail and vehicular
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Public Works Makes Normal Happen
This summer, communities across the United States have faced devastating natural disasters floods, wildfires, tornadoes and more. For many, the
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DOE announces the Speed to Power initiative
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announces the Speed to Power initiative with an aim to increase the productivity of large-scale
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New York Governor to Affordably Advance Local Water Infrastructure Projects
Governor of New York Kathy Hochul announced $176 million in infrastructure funding is going towards communities across New York State.
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Texas DOT works to leverage artificial intelligence’s power
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) has launched a three-year Artificial Intelligence Strategic Plan (2025–2027) to improve roadway safety, mobility
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Oklahoma announces Route 66 revitalization grant
The Oklahoma Department of Commerce announced grant funding to support the revitalization Route 66. Ahead of its 100th anniversary in
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Baldwin Water Treatment Plant is an Engineering Landmark
The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) has officially recognized the Baldwin Water Treatment Plant in Cleveland, Ohio, as a
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EPA plan to end GHG reporting would hurt carbon capture efforts
The proposal from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to end the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program (GHGRP) is in the works.
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J.D. Power says Charging Infrastructure is becoming more reliable
Public EV charging has long faced criticism for unreliable stations, frustrating user experiences and equipment breakdowns, all of which have
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Ohio, Once Again, Votes for Infrastructure
Bipartisan support in May 2025 renewed Ohio’s State Capital Improvement Program In 1987, former state Senator Harry Meshel, a strong
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Nation’s largest irrigation district announces support of Delta Conveyance Project fast-track
Plans for modernizing the California State Water Project received support from the Imperial Irrigation District, the country’s largest irrigation district.
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How can civil engineers adapt to unexpected job responsibilities?
Civil engineering encompasses a wide range of roles and responsibilities, from building structures to managing projects, which means professionals often
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DOE Announces $134 Million to Advance U.S. Fusion Leadership
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced $134 million in funding to accelerate innovation in fusion energy through two
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Critical interdependencies: What can we learn from the Baltimore bridge tragedy?
Following the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, Maryland, a workshop was held on critical infrastructure failure.
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