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Lower Valley Water District's GIS implementation reshaped water utility management, yielding efficient operations, accurate water usage and violation identification. Explore the transformation: https://ow.ly/irMY50QwuK5 #WaterManagement

Lower Valley Water District's GIS implementation reshaped water utility management, yielding efficient operations, accurate water usage and violation identification. Explore the transformation: https://ow.ly/sJUr50Qwu4f #WaterManagement

Lower Valley Water District's GIS implementation reshaped water utility management, yielding efficient operations, accurate water usage and violation identification. Explore the transformation: https://ow.ly/oFZa50QwSAp #WaterManagement

Lower Valley Water District's GIS implementation reshaped water utility management, yielding efficient operations, accurate water usage and violation identification. Explore the transformation: https://ow.ly/vVOF50QwjUg #WaterManagement

Lower Valley Water District's GIS implementation reshaped water utility management, yielding efficient operations, accurate water usage and violation identification. Explore the transformation: https://ow.ly/pntv50Qx9Xb #WaterManagement

Lower Valley Water District's GIS implementation reshaped water utility management, yielding efficient operations, accurate water usage and violation identification. Explore the transformation: https://ow.ly/CXGR50QyRNn #WaterManagement

The Greater New Haven Water Pollution Control Authority (GNHWPCA) has developed state-of-the-art GIS technology to enhance data accuracy and streamline operations. With Esri's #ArcGIS Pro and Enterprise, GNHWPCA manages over 600 miles of sewer mains, integrates valuable data, and supports users with web and mobile applications. Their approach sets a new standard for regional water utilities, improving planning, mitigation, and emergency response. 👉 https://lnkd.in/g8JqR2N2 Takeaways from this #EsriWater industry blog: ✅ Centralized GIS data can dramatically reduce emergency response times. ✅ Integrated web and mobile applications enhance operational efficiency. ✅ Collaboration with expert partners leads to continuous innovation and improvement. #Wastewater #AssetManagement #GNHWPCA

#News 📰 The city of Richmond, US, and its James River are in the spotlight due to recent severe rains in the area. 🌧 These extreme events can overwhelm Richmond’s 150-year-old Combined Sewer Overflow system, emptying untreated waste into creeks and streams. As Virginia’s local news recently showcased, the city tackled the problem by building a treatment plant in the 1970s, which enabled the city to treat its wastewater. But big storms can still overload the plant, so in 2017 they started to use technology to analyze real-time data, provide actionable insights and make justifiable project recommendations that would result in both operational and capital spending improvements. 📖 Learn more about how #XylemVuePoweredbyGoAigua is helping Richmond achieve state mandated combined sewer overflow reductions and meet water quality standards, therefore protecting the residents by leaving a healthier river: https://lnkd.in/dQkkbGMh 📺 Watch the story on Virginia’s local news here: https://lnkd.in/d2bdjpd5 #ByUtilitiesForUtilities #WaterManagement #CaseStudy

The men and women in the #water and #wastewater industry are, without a doubt, heroes in their own right. They work day in and day out to ensure that the assets they are charged with stewarding provide safe and efficient services to their communities. Here are just a few examples of innovative ways that communities are leveraging Trimble Cityworks, Esri, and partner solutions. https://lnkd.in/d7JnsqhZ

Communities around the world face unprecedented challenges, demanding a novel approach to thinking about water. HDR's One Water approach connects all water cycle elements while helping communities implement affordable and equitable projects. Learn more about our holistic approach to water management: https://lnkd.in/gJig9NSb #OneWater #InnovativeSolutions