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American Water Works Company, Inc. (AWK), founded in 1886, is the largest publicly traded U.S. water and wastewater utility company. Headquartered in Voorhees, N.J., American Water employs over 6,800 dedicated professionals, providing drinking water, wastewater, and related services to about 14 million people across more than 40 states and parts of Canada. The company's core business focuses on regulated markets, ensuring reliable water and wastewater services to residential, commercial, and industrial customers.
American Water's regulated business serves approximately 3.5 million customers in 16 states, maintaining a strong presence in the U.S. water utility sector. In addition to its regulated operations, American Water also manages a nonregulated business that provides water services to military bases under long-term contracts, offering consistent regulated-like returns.
American Water is recognized for its commitment to sustainability, investing in infrastructure to improve water quality and reliability. The company continuously engages in various projects to enhance its services and expand its reach. Recent achievements include significant upgrades to water treatment facilities and the implementation of advanced technologies to ensure efficient water management.
Financially, American Water maintains a robust position, consistently delivering value to its shareholders. Strategic partnerships and innovative initiatives contribute to the company's growth and stability. American Water's dedication to excellence in service and infrastructure development underscores its role as a leader in the water utility industry.
For more detailed information about American Water and the latest updates, visit www.amwater.com.
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Pennsylvania American Water announced a $28.3 million investment plan to rehabilitate 10 water storage tanks and construct 4 new tanks in 2024. The company's tank infrastructure program aims to extend tank service lives, protect water quality, and enhance water distribution system efficiency. The investment ensures adequate capacity, pressure, and fire protection for residential and commercial customers. Tank rehabilitation includes inspecting, sandblasting, and repainting, which is more cost-efficient than tank replacement. Crews will apply new coatings to prevent rust and maintain water quality. The construction of new tanks will further boost water storage capacity to meet customer demand and provide reliable service.
California American Water proudly recognizes the American Water Charitable Foundation's 2024 Water and Environment grantees, totaling $170,775. The foundation awarded grants to five nonprofit organizations across California to support water and environment initiatives. The grants aim to have a lasting impact on the environment and communities served by California American Water.
Illinois American Water's 2023 Water Quality Reports are now available online, demonstrating the company's commitment to meeting or exceeding water quality standards. The reports detail local drinking water sources, laboratory testing results, substance levels, and water source protection tips. Regulatory agencies set standards, and the company's employees work diligently to provide clean, safe, and reliable water service.
The California Desalination Association (CalDesal) appointed Lacy Carothers, Director of Engineering for California American Water, to its Executive Committee. Carothers will contribute her expertise to advocate for desalination as a solution to California's water challenges. She leads the engineering efforts for California American Water's Monterey Peninsula Water Supply Project, including a desalination plant set to begin construction in October 2025.
Illinois American Water celebrates Drinking Water Week and the 50th anniversary of the Safe Drinking Water Act. The company joins in recognizing the importance of safe drinking water and the efforts of water professionals in ensuring its quality. The anniversary of the SDWA highlights the significant contributions to water quality over the past 50 years. American Water emphasizes the need for ongoing investment and evaluation to address emerging challenges.
New Jersey American Water has been ranked #1 in customer satisfaction among large water utilities in the Northeast region by J.D. Power. The company also excelled in seven out of eight dimensions measured, including trust, information provided, and cost. The study highlights the importance of customer communication in boosting satisfaction levels nationwide.
California American Water is celebrating Drinking Water Week along with the 50th anniversary of the Safe Drinking Water Act. The company highlights the importance of safe drinking water and recognizes the efforts of water professionals. The Safe Drinking Water Act set water quality standards in 1974 to safeguard public health. California American Water emphasizes the need for continued investment to address emerging challenges.
Missouri American Water recognizes 5 organizations with Water and Environment grants to promote environmental sustainability and community well-being. Recipients include Joplin High School, Wildcat Glades Friends Group, Beyond Housing, Open Space STL, and Operation Food Search.
Illinois American Water recognized seven organizations in partnership with the American Water Charitable Foundation, awarding Water and Environment grants to support environmental stewardship and water conservation initiatives in communities served by Illinois American Water. These grants are part of the Keep Communities Flowing Grant Program, emphasizing Water, People, and Communities pillars. Recipients include Ducks Unlimited, Foundation for Ohio River Education, Lewis and Clark Community College Foundation, Nature at the Confluence, Peoria Park District, Streator Township High School Foundation, and University of Illinois. The grants will fund projects such as flooding and restoration, clean-up efforts, water resource education, and community clean-up initiatives.
American Water, the largest regulated water and wastewater utility company in the U.S., released its annual Camden Community Investment Report for 2023, showcasing its commitment to the Camden, NJ community. The company donated over $1.5 million to various organizations in the city, supporting economic development, housing, education, and environmental initiatives. American Water employees also dedicated over 500 volunteer hours to community projects and events, reinforcing their impact on Camden residents and stakeholders.