Indiana American Water and the American Water Charitable Foundation have committed over $70,000 in funding to support communities in Indiana affected by severe storms and flooding. The funds are allocated through disaster relief grants and strategic community investments to assist residents and families in recovery efforts across multiple cities including Northwest Indiana, Muncie, Richmond, Noblesville, and Cambridge City. Employees also contributed by maintaining water and wastewater services during the storms and providing on-the-ground support. This combined effort highlights the commitment to community health and resilience in the face of natural disasters.
Tennessee American Water has completed a new 750,000-gallon water storage tank in Lookout Valley, doubling the area's water storage capacity. This tank is part of a $45 million infrastructure investment program aimed at improving water system reliabi...
Virginia American Water has granted $8,000 to eight volunteer fire departments within its service areas through its 2026 Firefighter Support Grant Program. Each department received $1,000 to enhance safety by purchasing equipment such as respirators,...
Kentucky American Water's Kentucky River Station II water treatment plant in Owen County received special recognition from the Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet for outstanding operational performance and commitment to high water quality. The p...
West Virginia American Water is undertaking a $140,000 project to replace 600 feet of aging pipe on Ohio Street Alley in South Charleston, aiming to improve water service reliability. The upgrade involves installing a 2-inch PVC main and is expected ...
California American Water has submitted testimony supporting the Monterey Peninsula Water Management District's request to modify the cease-and-desist order that limits new water connections. The order, in place since 2009, restricts new connections ...
