The City of Carmel-By-The-Sea completed a major underground water main upgrade, replacing nearly 1,000 feet of old cast iron pipe with modern eight-inch PVC pipe. This infrastructure investment improves water service reliability, enhances fire protection, and reduces the risk of interruptions for residents and businesses. The project also included new fire hydrants and service lines, reflecting a long-term commitment to community health and system resilience. This upgrade supports the city's future water needs and demonstrates proactive infrastructure planning by California American Water.
American Water Works increased its quarterly dividend by about 8% to $0.8950 per share, continuing an 18-year streak of payouts. Despite a 9% share price drop over the past year, the dividend remains secure due to strong earnings, regulatory rate hik...
American Water Works increased its quarterly dividend by 8% to $0.895 per share, continuing a decade of steady growth supported by its regulated water utility business across 14 states. The dividend is funded through state-approved rate cases that co...
American Water has introduced its 2026 Flow Forward Summer Camp Program, targeting high school sophomores to seniors in five states, to provide workforce development through workshops, resume help, and networking. This initiative aims to build skills...
American Water, the largest regulated water utility in the U.S., actively participated in the Mid-America Regulatory Conference (MARC) 2026 to address critical issues like infrastructure investment, affordability, and environmental responsibility. Co...
New Jersey American Water has named David Forcinito as its new Vice President of Operations, succeeding Ben Morris. Forcinito will oversee water production, wastewater collection, and field services for 3 million customers across 18 counties. With ov...
