Water UP!, New Jersey American Water's workforce development program, marks five years by returning to Camden to connect individuals with careers in the water utility sector. The paid 10-week program offers professional training, OSHA certification, and hands-on experience in roles like utility mechanic and water quality technician. It partners with local groups like Hopeworks to help participants gain skills and build career paths in a vital industry, addressing growing demand for skilled workers. Over 50 participants have benefited, strengthening New Jersey's future workforce and supporting community economic growth.
The Salem Water Treatment Plant in New Jersey has completed a $21.3 million project to install permanent PFAS treatment, meeting federal and state water safety standards. This upgrade modernizes critical infrastructure and enhances water quality, rel...
American Water Works Company announced a quarterly cash dividend of $0.895 per share, payable on December 1, 2026, to shareholders recorded by November 12, 2026. This dividend continues the annualized payout approved earlier in April 2026. The compan...
American Water, the largest regulated water utility in the U.S., is participating in the California Water Association 2026 Annual Summit. The event focuses on collaborative efforts to ensure reliable, high-quality water services in California. Cheryl...
The American Water Charitable Foundation and Iowa American Water awarded a $10,000 Workforce Readiness grant to Junior Achievement of the Heartland. The funding supports JA Finance Park, an educational program where students practice real-world budge...
A new weather station in Franklin Township, Somerset County, funded by a $25,000 grant from the American Water Charitable Foundation, is now operational as part of the Rutgers New Jersey Weather Network. Located at New Jersey American Water's Canal R...
