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Utility crewmen in yellow safety gear build a pumping station at night at the base of a large wood-lined coffer dam; above and around them is earthen sloped ground shrouded with clear plastic sheeting, construction crew vehicles including a very large orange and white crane, and a giant light on a tower

Accomplishing two goals with one project

Adding Capacity at Rocky River Wastewater Treatment Plant and Moving More Water Back to the Catawba River Clarke Creek Pump Station and Force Main Project An average of 87+ million…

Yellow excavator sits next to a large trench or bore pit for tunneling under the nearby lanes of an interstate highway

How CLTWater Repairs Leaks Under Highways, Interstates

Did you know that there are drinking water pipes under parts of our highways? So what happens when they need repairs? Check out this blog to learn more…

Large pile of charcoal-colored biosolids sitting on a expansive concrete floor in a very-large warehouse storage space

Making the Most of Biosolids: Affordable Moves Toward Sustainable Biosolids Use

Based on an interview with Giovanna Forti Portiolli, Charlotte Water’s Resource Recovery Manager Charlotte Water manages the largest public water and wastewater utility system in the Carolinas, serving more than…

caricature of a green, grease monster haunting at night time a blue house with grease pouring out the windows and water gushing out of a ground by the lamp post by the curb

Plumbing Nightmares! ! Mistakes Were Made & How to Prevent Them

Plumbing Nightmares! ! !
Owning a home is scary these days. And your plumbing is haunting you from under your floors. So, grab a cozy blanket and join us as we explore the spooky side of home maintenance at http://www.cltwaterblog.org.

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