Hawaii American Water discharged about 717,000 gallons of partially treated wastewater at Sandy Beach due to a power outage caused by Tropical Storm Lala. The discharge started around 3:45 p.m. HST and stopped after generator power was restored at 6:30 p.m., with full utility power returning by 9 p.m. The company has posted warning signs along the affected shoreline, advising the public to avoid contact with the water until further notice from the Hawaii Department of Health. This incident highlights the impact of storms on utility services and the importance of safety precautions in affected areas.
American Water, the largest regulated water utility in the U.S., was named one of TIME's World's Best Companies for 2026. The recognition highlights its strong employee satisfaction, positive revenue growth over the past three years, and commitment t...
Virginia American Water, through the American Water Charitable Foundation, awarded grants to seven nonprofit organizations to enhance career readiness and STEM education programs in communities it serves. This initiative aims to equip young people wi...
Maryland American Water, through the American Water Charitable Foundation, awarded grants to five nonprofit organizations to support career readiness, STEM education, and workforce development programs. These grants aim to enhance skills and opportun...
Missouri American Water awarded nearly $50,000 through its Firefighter Grant Program to 48 fire departments and emergency response organizations across Missouri. The grants help provide essential equipment and training to improve emergency response a...
