New Jersey American Water has invested over $28 million in upgrading Salem City's water and wastewater systems since acquiring them in June 2024, with an additional $48 million planned over the next five years. Key improvements include wastewater plant upgrades, customer meter replacements, and a new PFAS treatment system to ensure safe drinking water. The company has also contributed over $766,000 to local community programs and supports the local workforce by retaining utility employees with enhanced training. These efforts aim to modernize infrastructure, improve service reliability, and strengthen community support in Salem City.
American Water, the largest regulated water utility in the U.S., is playing a leading role at the American Water Works Association (AWWA) 2026 Annual Conference & Exposition in Washington, D.C. The company is contributing expertise on water quality, ...
Illinois American Water is promoting the #moveover campaign to remind drivers in Illinois to move over for stopped vehicles displaying warning lights, in line with Scott's Law. This law requires motorists to slow down, drive cautiously, and change la...
Kentucky American Water is investing about $3 million to upgrade water infrastructure in Owen County, including replacing aging water mains on Greenup Road and US 127, and installing a new booster pump station at the Owen County Fairgrounds. These up...
California American Water is advising customers to conserve water during the summer by adopting simple habits such as watering plants early or late in the day, fixing leaks, and using rainwater. These measures aim to reduce water waste and protect lo...
