At the Rural Water Association of Utah Conference in Layton, RH Borden shared new high-resolution I&I technologies built on six years partnering with 63 Utah cities.

This week, RH Borden had the opportunity to attend the Rural Water Association of Utah Conference in Layton. For our Account Manager, Eric Peterson, it felt a bit like a class reunion — reconnecting with so many familiar faces from across Utah’s water community in an atmosphere that was both friendly and collaborative.

Over the past six years, RH Borden has partnered with 63 Utah cities to help them better understand and address inflow and infiltration (I&I) challenges. At this year’s conference, we were proud to share some of the new technologies we’re deploying to provide high-resolution insights into collection systems. These tools are helping cities make smarter, data-driven decisions to better manage their infrastructure and resources.

We left the event reminded of the strength, dedication, and passion that define Utah’s water community. RH Borden is proud to be a partner in building solutions that support the state’s water future, and we’re excited to continue growing these relationships in the years ahead.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long has RH Borden worked with Utah water utilities?

RH Borden has partnered with 63 Utah cities over the past six years, helping them better understand and address inflow and infiltration (I&I) challenges in their sewer systems.

What new technologies did RH Borden share at the Rural Water Association of Utah Conference?

RH Borden presented new high-resolution technologies designed to give cities deeper, more precise insight into their collection systems, building on lessons learned from six years of I&I work across the state.

Does RH Borden work with rural or smaller Utah communities, not just large cities?

Yes. RH Borden’s presence at the Rural Water Association of Utah Conference reflects our ongoing commitment to serving communities of all sizes across the state, not just major metro utilities.

How does high-resolution I&I data help a city make better infrastructure decisions?

Higher-resolution insights let utilities move from broad guesswork to targeted, data-driven decisions about where to prioritize maintenance, repair, and resource allocation across their collection systems.

How can my city get involved with RH Borden’s I&I programs in Utah?

RH Borden is actively growing its partnerships across Utah’s water community. Reach out through our contact page to start a conversation about how our technologies can support your city’s water future.