Page for new chemical profiles for 46 chemicals in the water and wastewater sector supply chain.

Page for new chemical profiles for 46 chemicals in the water and wastewater sector supply chain.

YouTube video by Mayor Bryan Kennedy, Ph.D.

Acosol, the public water utility company, suffered a cyberattack that affected information availability and may have exposed customers’ personal data. The company has activated security protocols and warned subscribers to be especially alert for suspicious communications, as compromised data may include contact details, national ID numbers, contract information, and possibly payment methods. #Acosol

YouTube video by Virginia Section AWWA

Maple Plain said automated water controls were affected by a cyber incident, but drinking water remained safe and services continued.

Provides status update on conditions impacting the availability and pricing of chlorine products, as well as the outlook for water and wastewater systems.

A cyber incident affected South St. Paul utility controls, but drinking water stayed safe and water and wastewater service continued.

After an update from the county attorney, the board authorized formation of a negotiating committee (subject to Sunshine Law) and appointed four members to meet with Columbia County about operations of the North Florida Water Utility Authority; motions passed 5–0.

A cyberattack stopped a Brown City, Michigan, water well from producing water for about two hours after attackers changed its network address.

Hamilton Township MUA said it removed a cyber threat but called the attack unsuccessful. It has not said whether an intruder gained access.

County staff and Highfield Infrastructure presented historical context and engineering alternatives to move water to underserved parts of Pender County. Engineers outlined a shorter Penderly interconnect (~$12–13M preliminary) and a longer Malpas/421 pipeline (planning‑level tens of millions); commissioners instructed staff to pursue competitive grants with an aggressive Sept. 30 deadline.

Childersburg Water Works says a July 27 cyberattack hit a SCADA controller, but water service stayed online after a switch to manual operations.

The Town Council approved a six-month moratorium on permitting exterior wildfire-suppression systems served by the town water utility, citing lack of national standards, potential water-supply impacts and the need for further testing and code development.