Maryland American Water warns of severe drought conditions in Maryland due to three years of dry weather and low rainfall, with forecasts predicting hotter and drier summer conditions. The utility urges customers to conserve water through simple actions like watering plants early or late, fixing leaks, and using rainwater to help protect local water supplies and reduce water bills. Customers can monitor usage via the MyWater portal, which offers data and assistance programs. These efforts aim to manage increased water demand and safeguard resources during the drought.
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...
The American Water Charitable Foundation awarded over $162,000 in grants to three nonprofit organizations in Tennessee to support water quality, environmental education, and community health projects. Key funding will establish a Water Quality Teachi...
Virginia American Water is urging customers to conserve water as Virginia faces severe to extreme drought conditions and a summer forecast of above-normal temperatures and below-average rainfall. The company highlights simple water-saving actions lik...
American Water, the largest regulated water and wastewater utility in the U.S., participated in the Edison Electric Institute (EEI) 2026 Annual Conference in Las Vegas. The company emphasized its commitment to providing safe, clean, reliable, and aff...
Iowa American Water appointed Jacqueline Kleppe as Manager of External Communications, replacing Lisa Reisen who retired after 41 years. Kleppe brings extensive experience from University of Iowa Health Care, where she led community engagement and ou...
