Indiana American Water has opened a new $1.8 million hands-on training facility in Gary, Indiana, designed to train and prepare the next generation of water industry professionals. The outdoor "mini-city" setup allows employees to practice real-world water system operations in a controlled environment, enhancing skills in areas like excavation, water main repair, and safety procedures. This investment aims to improve workforce readiness, safety, and operational excellence, supporting reliable water service for Northwest Indiana communities. The facility is expected to open officially this fall and will benefit employees statewide, including nearly 100 United Steelworkers members.
California American Water is investing $2.5 million in its Northern District Well Rehabilitation Program to upgrade over 100 groundwater wells, ensuring long-term water reliability and safety. The program includes cleaning, testing, and equipment upg...
Pennsylvania American Water is addressing workforce challenges by investing in programs like the Flow Forward Summer Camp and Future Wavemakers Internship to develop skilled water professionals. These initiatives provide hands-on experience, mentorsh...
The American Water Charitable Foundation awarded a Water and Environment grant to Big Sur Land Trust to enhance hiking trails and stewarded lands, improving coastal access in California. This funding will help protect local waterways, reduce erosion,...
American Water, the largest regulated water and wastewater utility in the U.S., was recognized as one of America's Best Companies in 2026 by TIME and Statista. The ranking was based on employee satisfaction, financial performance, and sustainability ...
