Kentucky American Water has finished replacing aging water mains in the North Limestone-Euclid-Fontaine areas of Lexington, enhancing water service reliability and fire safety. This major infrastructure project involved extensive planning and construction to modernize the system, reduce future service interruptions, and support community water needs for decades. The City of Lexington will now complete final restoration and paving, with Kentucky American Water finishing paving on Euclid Avenue after September 18. The upgrades represent a significant investment in the community's water infrastructure, ensuring safe, clean, and reliable water service for current and future customers.
New Jersey American Water received approval for rate increases that will add $68 million annually to its revenue. This funding supports over $1.4 billion in critical infrastructure upgrades, including replacing aging water mains and improving treatme...
UBS confirmed a Buy rating for American Water Works and raised its price target to $162, signaling potential stock growth from $140.33. The upgrade follows Missouri American Water's $34.5 million acquisition of Neosho's water and wastewater systems, ...
West Virginia American Water is investing $275,000 to replace 600 feet of aging water pipes on Thompson Avenue in Bluefield, aiming to improve water service reliability and safety. The project will run through October 2026, with some temporary servic...
