Year: 2022

Congratulations to Abby Scott on receiving a $2,000 scholarship through the Manufacturing Standardization Society’s (MSS) McClinton/Hannafin Scholarship Fund in 2022. Abby is the daughter of Derek Scott, AFC Sales.

The city continues to expand its use of the AFC SEMPER RPM as a result of the accuracy of the data obtained, the convenience and ease of setup, and the information available through the Trimble Unity® software.

The reconstructed ACIPCO-Finley garden is nearing completion. Eight garden boxes have been placed and six more will be added soon. Vegetables and fruits harvested from the garden will be given to seniors and other neighbors in need.

ACIPCO partnered with our neighbors and neighbors as well as Samford and UAB students for cleanup events in our neighboring communities in March.

In October 2021, the Birmingham Water Works (BWW) in Birmingham, Alabama, discovered a broken 16-inch water main in one of its city centers that supplied water to several businesses and hospitals. The break was found after one hospital reported a […]

Governor Kay Ivey visited Specification Rubber Products in Alabaster, Alabama, on March 21, 2022, as the company celebrated being named the “Best Place to Work” in the U.S. by Rubber News. The program recognizes and honors companies in the rubber […]

In June 2021, Tropical Depression Claudette rolled through west Alabama, dropping an estimated six inches of rain in the area in a short amount of time. The result was flash flooding, rising and swift-moving creeks and rivers, saturated ground and […]

It was just before noon on August 29, 2021, when Hurricane Ida made landfall on the Louisiana coast as a Category 4 hurricane. But for the Lafourche Parish Water District in Lockport, Louisiana, preparations had been underway for days.

In partnership with ACIPCO, Heart in Hands recently completed several projects for our neighbors. Wheel-chair ramps were constructed for two neighbors, and repairs were made to the bathroom and bedroom floors for other neighbors. A future project will involve repairing […]

Selecting pipe materials is not something New York City takes lightly, as it’s the availability of water that has allowed NYC to grow to its enormous size in a relatively small footprint. When choosing materials for its water mains, NYC looks for products that can withstand the tests of time and will not need replacement for more than 100 years.