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.
California American Water has submitted updated cost estimates and financing plans for the Monterey Peninsula Water Supply Project's desalination facilities to the California Public Utilities Commission. The project, authorized in 2018 to address lon...
American Water reported that over 800 employees participated in more than 90 volunteer projects during their AmerICANs in Action! Month of Service in September, contributing nearly 2,400 hours of community service. The initiative supports environment...
The American Water Charitable Foundation awarded a $25,000 STEM Education Grant to Girls Inc. of Shelbyville to develop an Outdoor Learning Lab featuring a pollinator sensory garden and hands-on STEM activities. This initiative aims to engage youth i...
Kentucky American Water highlighted the poor grades for the state's water infrastructure in the ASCE 2026 report, with a C+ for drinking water and a D+ for wastewater, showing no improvement or decline since 2019. The report points to aging systems, ...
