San Antonio Water System is treating conservation as a source of supply implemented through residential and commercial financial incentives. Learn about the success of their programs.

Learn how Boulder Utilities Division used conservation and green infrastructure to combat drought and urban flooding.

Public and private property green stormwater infrastructure already reduce combined sewer overflows by 60% per year.

In this WaterNow Alliance case study, we document Madison’s city-wide lead service line replacement program to comply with drinking water standards.

How to talk about localized infrastructure with ratepayers.

Study analyzing new water infrastructure in Tuscon/Pima County, AZ and Northern Kentucky.

Report analyzing 35 cities implementing innovative stormwater planning.

A project intended to provide communities with a tool that takes into account the costs associated with planning, designing, acquiring, constructing, operating, maintaining, renewing, and replacing stormwater infrastructure.

Report analyzing how successful energy financing structures can be applied to water infrastructure innovations.

This blueprint explores critical steps for developing One Water approaches.

This report dives into the big picture benefits of localized water strategies and how to finance them.

Are you considering installing localized infrastructure on private property using public funds? Are you concerned about possible legal implications of your project? Check out our state gift laws database.