Tennessee American Water has credited customers $11.92 each following recent settlement proceeds from PFAS manufacturers, bringing total credits to over $71 per customer. This distribution is part of a plan approved by the Tennessee Public Utility Commission to pass settlement funds directly to customers. The company is also investing over $45 million in infrastructure to meet new PFAS regulations and ensure safe, reliable water service. These actions reflect ongoing efforts to comply with drinking water standards and address PFAS contamination concerns.
Starting September 1 through October 2, Illinois American Water will conduct its annual flushing of the water distribution system in Streator, Illinois. This routine maintenance removes mineral deposits and sediment from water mains to ensure high-qu...
California American Water has completed a major upgrade of the Carmel Woods Pump Station, replacing equipment from 1961 with a modern facility designed to improve water system reliability and reduce mechanical noise in the area. The new station is bu...
Virginia American Water highlighted stagnant water infrastructure grades of C+ for drinking water and D+ for wastewater in the 2026 ASCE report, unchanged since 2022. The company emphasized the need for urgent investment to address aging systems, ope...
