Entries Tagged Alabama

In mid-September the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against Geomatrix LLC in its antitrust lawsuit with the wastewater standards organization...

Democrats in the Michigan Legislature followed up on a promise and introduced four bills that together would create a statewide septic code....

The Florida Legislature faced several bills related to the onsite industry and to local control of water this spring. One of the more...

Democrats in the Michigan Legislature followed up on a February promise and introduced four bills that together would create a statewide septic...

As the new session of the Florida Legislature opened March 7, lawmakers faced several bills related to the onsite industry and to...

Five years ago, I introduced you to a few determined folks in South Central Alabama who recognized an abundance of failed septic...

The state of Washington is nearing adoption of new risk-based rules governing nonpotable onsite water systems. The rules would apply to multifamily,...

The state of Washington is nearing adoption of new risk-based rules governing nonpotable onsite water systems. The rules would apply to multifamily,...

Onsite companies contend with a labor shortage, but so do some health departments. And some of them have a plan to fix...

Septic system services companies contend with a labor shortage, but so do some health departments. And some of them have a plan...

A group of organizations in Alabama will receive $4.85 million from the U.S. Agriculture Department to develop rural wastewater solutions for the...

A group of organizations in Alabama will receive $4.85 million from the U.S. Agriculture Department to develop rural wastewater solutions for the...

Voters in Talladaga County, Alabama, decisively said septage may not be spread on land in the county. Although the county still had...

Voters in Talladaga County, Alabama, decisively say septage may not be spread on land in the county. Although the county still had...