High-tech equipment isolates sewer system problem spots

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Michael Dennis watches the images transmitted to a monitor by a camera roaming Price's sewer system. The city utilizes the device, mounted on a small tractor, to inspect pipes and connections for plugs or damage. Dennis was running dye through a private residential sewer system to locate a problem. The high-tech equipment provides Price with flexibility in maintaining the city's sewer infrastructure.

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