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There has been much discussion about the deteriorating physical condition of the US water infrastructure. The expense and effort required to replace is so daunting it seems impossible to accomplish. The water nfrastructure is aging and costing more and more each year to maintain. Where does a water utility begin the process of rehabilitation and replacement of an entire water system?

Our water and wastewater infrastructure was built over generations and can be rebuilt at an affordable pace if we make smart decisions now. The task for our generation is to initiate and manage a modern, methodical, and sustainable asset renewal process.

The book comes with a ready-to-use Microsoft PowerPoint slide presentation on CD. Titled "Water Infrastructure at a Turning Point," the presentation illustrates major points about water infrastructure replacement and asset management in a quick and simple manner. It is perfect for presenting to utility employees, city councils, and other groups who have an interest in city water infrastructure needs