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The Clock is Ticking! Take the FL Water and Wastewater Industry Survey Today.
March 10, 2026
Wastewater Visibility News
Sharing your concerns, voicing your ideas, and impacting the future of the water industry in Florida takes 5 minutes. You can help shape the future of the industry. Your input is important. Please take the State of the FL Water Industry Survey 2026 now!
Each year, this survey is available for people who work in the water and wastewater industry in Florida. Who does that include?
The FL Water Industry Survey is open to…
- Anyone who supports or serves the water and wastewater industry in Florida
- Water Industry Stakeholders
- Water and Wastewater Managers and Operators
- Civil Engineers
- FWEA Members
- FSAWWA Members
- FWPCOA Members
- Members of every professional Florida Water or Wastewater Association
The 2026 survey is concise, focused, speaks directly to the issues that matter most for Florida’s future, and takes 5 minutes or less to complete. But it is only available for a limited time. Click the button at the top of this article to begin the survey, or you can click or scan the QR code below.
State of the Florida Water Industry Survey 2026 brought to you by:
Providing public opinion and market research for strategies and messaging, Hill Research offers a comprehensive package of research services for public and private sector clients.
For more than three decades, Hill Research has consistently embraced new and innovative methodologies to collect and analyze public opinion and market research information.
The Florida Water Resources Journal is owned by and is the official publication of three Florida associations:
- Florida Section/American Water Works Association
- Florida Water Environment Association
- Florida Water & Pollution Control Operators Association
The Florida Water Resources Journal contains information and topics concerning Florida’s more than 3,000 domestic and 1,500 industrial wastewater facilities, its 7,000 drinking water systems, and a myriad of wetlands and other surface water agencies. The fourth largest population in the U.S. with over 16 million people, Florida is the third fastest growing state and is continually adding, repairing and improving water and wastewater services. It is mailed on the first day of the month to all members of the sponsoring organizations, as well as to direct subscribers.
Published monthly, the Florida Water Resources Journal is a technical publication oriented toward water treatment and distribution, wastewater collection and treatment, and stormwater control.
The concept driving SediVision® technology took root in the work of U.S. Submergent Technologies, LLC (USST). USST is a submergent cleaning company established in 2011. The company provides sand, grit, and residual removal services from hard-to-reach material in wet environments, including tanks and large-diameter pipes. Through the experience of cleaning hundreds of wastewater tanks for utilities, the team at USST recognized a persistent issue for utility managers: the inability to accurately estimate accumulated tank material due to the lack of visibility within wastewater tanks.
The challenges of seeing into the turbid water in tanks left utility managers unable to plan or effectively allocate funds within wastewater budgets because they could not reliably assess conditions within the tanks. The development of SediVision® technology was a direct response to help solve challenges facing utility managers and operators.
Developed in 2018 and refined through 2021, the technology, now patent-pending and trademarked as SediVision®, provides complete visibility into wastewater tanks, delivering to treatment facilities critical information for accurately assessing system functionality and maintenance needs.
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