The WaterNow Alliance Blog

Spanish Fork is located in central Utah, with Utah Lake to the northwest and the Wasatch Mountains in the southeast. It experiences dry, hot summers, temperate falls, fairly snowy winters and rainy springs. Spanish Fork provides its residents drinking water and...

Attention California Members of WaterNow Alliance: On Friday, August 2, 2019, at 10am PT, WaterNow will hold a Stakeholder Call to provide input and ideas for WaterNow’s sign-on letter commenting on Governor Newsom’s new Water Resilience Portfolio. Sign-up today for...

  Join us for WaterNow’s Tapping into the TIR Toolkit: Interactive Training Webcast. This webcast will provide an introduction to Tap into Resilience (TIR) and cover the in-depth resources included in the TIR Toolkit, a portal into the many resources of TIR and...

Water utilities have dealt with a plethora of problems related to water provision through traditional infrastructure- e.g., aging systems, growing affordability, equity, and water quality concerns. As a result, localized water infrastructure offers an innovative path...

Atlanta, Georgia is the capital city of the Southeast—a city with a historic past that is building a resilient and sustainable future. The City covers 134 square miles and is home to about 420,000 permanent residents; 4.1 million people live in the greater Atlanta...

A conversation with Andy Kricun, Executive Director and Chief Engineer of Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority, NJ Andy Kricun has been the Executive Director and Chief Engineer of Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority (CCMUA) since 2011 and prior to that...