A survey of over 1,000 single-family homeowners on public water systems in the United States reveals a significant gap in knowledge around residential backflow prevention. 

New York has taken an important step to improve the safety, accessibility and resilience of its communities.

The city of Phoenix has announced adoption of the 2024 Phoenix Building Construction Code, which incorporates the 2024 edition of IAPMO’s Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC) and its Appendix M: the Water Demand Calculator.

John W. Danforth Company, an industry leader and MCAA member, is undertaking a special initiative to let workers know there is someplace to turn when they need it.

The two organizations are working together to empower jurisdictions with AI-powered compliance tools to streamline permitting and tackle housing delays.

The bill, commonly known as the Healthy H2O Act, offers federal grants for water quality testing and certified treatment technology in rural and underserved communities, including those who rely on private wells.

Watts has announced that its North Andover, Massachusetts, flagship Learning Center has been newly outfitted with a fully functional lab showcasing a wide range of Bradley solutions.

This webinar is part of the ongoing Watts Works Webinar Series, and is specifically designed for engineers, architects, designers, specifiers, and facility managers. 

The Plastics Pipe Institute Inc. strongly supports the bipartisan Cultivating Investment in Recycling and Circular Local Economies (CIRCLE) Act, introduced by Representatives Tom Suozzi (D-NY) and Brian Fitzpatrick (R-PA).

Southern Nevada Building Officials this month led a group of area jurisdictions in adopting the 2024 editions of the Uniform Plumbing Code and Uniform Mechanical Code, ensuring Southern Nevadans continue to be guarded by the protections of IAPMO’s flagship documents.