Pennsylvania American Water received approval from the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission for a $74.9 million annual revenue increase to fund critical infrastructure upgrades, including replacing aging pipes, expanding PFAS treatment, and removing lead service lines. The decision supports affordability and customer assistance while recognizing the company's efforts to improve troubled water systems across the state. The company plans to work with state officials to ensure ongoing safe, reliable, and affordable water services for 2.5 million residents. Further details on bill impacts and implementation will be shared after the order review is complete.
The American Water Charitable Foundation awarded grants to seven nonprofit organizations across West Virginia to support water conservation, environmental education, and community programs. These grants are part of the Foundation's Keep Communities F...
American Water, the largest regulated water and wastewater utility in the U.S., will participate in the NACWA 2026 Utility Leadership Conference in Cleveland, Ohio. Christine Keck, VP of Legislative & External Affairs, will join a panel discussing in...
American Water is investing in workforce development through programs targeting high school students, college interns, and adults seeking careers in the water sector. Initiatives include summer camps, internships, and training partnerships that provi...
The Ada Water Treatment Plant in Bluefield, West Virginia, received the 25-year Directors Award from the Partnership for Safe Water for its long-term commitment to providing high-quality drinking water. This recognition highlights the plant's consist...
California American Water and Sonoma County Fire District completed projects reducing wildfire risk around water facilities in Sonoma County. The efforts included clearing flammable vegetation near critical infrastructure like water storage tanks and...
