Iowa American Water marked Drinking Water Week by highlighting its $55 million investment in 2025 to improve water and wastewater infrastructure across Iowa. Key projects include replacing water mains, upgrading storage tanks, removing lead and galvanized service lines, and renovating treatment plants. These efforts aim to enhance water quality, system reliability, and meet EPA mandates for lead line replacement by 2037. The company emphasizes ongoing infrastructure modernization to support public health and community needs into the future.
Illinois American Water has released its 2025 Water Quality Reports confirming that drinking water in all its service areas meets state and federal quality standards. The company serves 1.3 million people in Illinois and regularly tests water at all ...
New Jersey American Water awarded about $50,000 in grants to 21 volunteer fire and EMS departments to enhance firefighter safety and emergency response. The funding supports purchases of critical equipment like thermal imaging cameras, gas leak detec...
California American Water announced plans to invest approximately $277 million in 2026 to upgrade aging water and wastewater infrastructure across California. The investments aim to improve water quality, system reliability, and resilience, including...
New Jersey American Water is urging customers to adopt smart irrigation and landscaping practices to conserve water as the state remains under a drought warning. Despite some recent rain, New Jersey is still recovering from nearly two years of below-...
The American Water Charitable Foundation granted $212,000 to five Indiana organizations to support water quality protection, environmental education, and conservation projects. These grants fund initiatives such as protecting woodlands along Boston C...
