Tennessee American Water will begin verifying the materials of water service lines in parts of its Citico Service District, including Chattanooga and nearby areas, starting the week of September 28. This work supports EPA rules requiring utilities to identify and replace lead service lines by 2037. Crews will inspect service lines by digging small test holes without disrupting water service, and customers will be notified in advance. The project aims to create a baseline inventory of service line materials to ensure compliance and maintain water safety standards.
Tennessee American Water's initiative to verify service line materials highlights the company's ongoing operational focus. On Pluang, shares of American Water Works Company Inc (AWK) trade at USD 138.66, down 0.19% as of September 16, 2026, 00:12 WIB. The stock remains within its 52-week range of USD 121.13 to USD 145.43, with a market cap of $27.61 billion and a dividend yield of 2.58%.
Indiana American Water has opened a new $2.2 million training center in Gary, Indiana, designed as an outdoor 'mini-city' to provide hands-on workforce training in water service skills. This facility supports the Flow Forward program, which connects ...
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...
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 constru...
