California American Water has launched an $8.6 million project to replace aging water mains and improve service reliability for about 245 customers in the Sylvan Park neighborhood of Lincoln Oaks. The project involves relocating water mains from customer backyards to public streets for easier maintenance and installing individual water meters to help customers monitor usage. Construction began in August 2026 and will continue through June 2027, aiming to modernize infrastructure and reduce service disruptions. This effort reflects the company's ongoing commitment to upgrading water systems and ensuring reliable service.
The American Water Charitable Foundation awarded a $20,000 grant to the Sacramento Children's Museum to support its STEM education programs. This funding will enhance hands-on learning opportunities in science, technology, engineering, and mathematic...
West Virginia American Water is investing $900,000 to replace 2,000 feet of aging pipe with new 6-inch PVC main on Autumn Road in Charleston. The project aims to improve water service reliability and reduce future disruptions, with completion expecte...
Starting September 1 through October 2, Illinois American Water will conduct its annual flushing of the water distribution system in Streator, Illinois. This routine maintenance removes mineral deposits and sediment from water mains to ensure high-qu...
Tennessee American Water has credited customers $11.92 each following recent settlement proceeds from PFAS manufacturers, bringing total credits to over $71 per customer. This distribution is part of a plan approved by the Tennessee Public Utility Co...
