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Where Does it All Go? Have you ever wondered what happens when you flush your toilet, run the sink or your washing machines? In this article, we share the step by step process to see what all goes into one of society’s most under-appreciated systems. Let’s take a journey through the path of wastewater! Although […]
Cleaner water is at the root of everything we do at BCS Management. It’s what started us on our path in working with sewer districts, municipalities, and conservancy districts in a variety of capacities. While our work is largely focused on the areas above, it has allowed us to meet with some extraordinary organizations and […]
PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP or BUILD OPERATE TRANSFER – WORTH CONSIDERING? Public tax dollars are used to construct facilities and provide services that benefit the public that pays into “the system”. From roads and bridges to jails, parks, even water and wastewater infrastructure – tax dollars and/or user rates pay for these that are considered “essential […]
First Quarter Will Be Over Before We Know It So, How Is It Going? It seems like just last week we posted about “setting the world on fire” in 2020 and creating a specific plan for meeting fiscal goals. That was in December of 2019 and it seems that first quarter will be over in […]
Introduction In Huntington County, there are currently four (4) active regional sewer districts (RSDs) and three (3) municipal owned operations operating in close proximity to each other. The effort of each district is an important component for protecting both natural resources and public health from man-made pollution. Properly done, such efforts are an important facet […]
There is a massive infrastructure funding shortfall across Indiana and the United States and it’s only getting worse. The cost of materials, labor, and related services for infrastructure installations and upgrades, like everything else, is on the rise. Legislators continue to push for more stringent governance, tighter compliance regulations and environmental standards that, while positive […]
Why are Regional Sewer District Customers Paying More? We have been involved in a variety of initiatives with regional sewer districts (RSDs) throughout Indiana. One of the resounding messages and complaints about new projects and existing service areas is the commonly higher monthly rates that RSD customers are charged. “The rates we’re being charged by […]
In a previously written article we discussed the differences between septic systems and sewers. We are “team sanitary sewer” as evident on some of our past projects with the Whitley County Regional Water and Sewer District and the Allen County Regional Water and Sewer District. We believe sanitary sewer is a more responsible and environmentally […]
Press Release Healthier Waterways in Store for Whitley County New Regional Water and Sewer District is the newest countywide municipality in the state of Indiana. WHITLEY COUNTY, IN – October 31st, 2018: Whitley County residents and officials have a new solution when it comes to cleaning up environmental concerns caused by the many failed […]
Indiana’s state motto is the “Crossroads of America” and with CNBC touting Indiana as number two in the nation for states with the best infrastructure it’s certainly keeping up with its own slogan. Last April, Governor Eric Holcomb signed the largest infrastructure bill in state history. Part of the bill introduced the Community Crossings Grant Match […]