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American Water Works Company Inc (AWK), the largest investor-owned U.S. water utility since 1886, provides essential water services through regulated operations and military contracts. This page aggregates official news and regulatory developments impacting this infrastructure leader.
Investors and stakeholders will find timely updates on earnings announcements, rate case decisions, and infrastructure investments. Our curated feed includes press releases about service expansions, environmental compliance milestones, and operational updates from AWK's 16-state footprint.
Key content focuses on regulatory filings with state commissions, capital improvement plans, and water quality initiatives. Track developments in AWK's military housing contracts and technological advancements in leak detection systems.
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American Water (NYSE: AWK), the largest regulated water and wastewater utility company in the U.S., has released its New Year customer service updates and water conservation recommendations. The company encourages customers to utilize MyWater, their digital platform for account management, which offers features including bill payment, account balance checking, Auto Pay enrollment, service appointment scheduling, and emergency alert notifications.
The company also provided water conservation tips to help customers save money, including: running dishwashers and washing machines only when full, using water-saver cycles, installing low-flow showerheads and faucet aerators, and regularly checking for leaks. Additionally, AWK shared winter pipe protection advice, recommending pipe insulation in unheated areas and maintaining a small water trickle during freezing temperatures.
Pennsylvania American Water has released essential guidelines to help customers prevent and manage frozen pipes during winter. The company emphasizes the importance of knowing how to locate and test the main water shut-off valve, which is typically near the water meter or where water enters the home.
Key preventive measures include: checking and draining sprinkler systems, insulating pipes in cold-prone areas like crawl spaces and basements, fixing drafty windows, and allowing a small water trickle during freezing temperatures. If pipes freeze, customers should immediately shut off the water, carefully thaw pipes using safe heating methods (avoiding unattended space heaters and open flames), and inspect for cracks before restoring water flow.
California American Water has issued a safety alert following reports of scammers posing as utility workers in Monterey County. The company emphasizes that legitimate employees always carry proper identification, including company ID badges and driver's licenses. Key safety measures include:
- Verifying employee identification before granting home access
- Checking for official company vehicles with logos
- Contacting the company directly to confirm worker identity
- Being cautious of unauthorized individuals requesting home entry
The company reminds customers that authentic California American Water employees will clearly identify themselves and explain the purpose of their visit.
Illinois American Water and the American Water Charitable Foundation announced a $20,000 grant to the Chicago Urban League (CUL) as part of a larger Foundation Corporate Strategic grant. The funding will support workforce development initiatives in the Chicago Metropolitan area, particularly focusing on African Americans and historically underserved groups.
CUL's Workforce Development Center serves over 3,700 individuals annually, offering training in high-growth industries including IT, Clean Energy, Supply Chain Logistics, Construction/Building Trades, and Healthcare. The center provides career pathway coaching, specialized training, and employment assistance. This grant is part of the Foundation's 2024 Keep Communities Flowing Grant Program, which focuses on Water, People and Communities.
American Water Charitable Foundation and Pennsylvania American Water announced a $20,000 commitment to the Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh as part of a larger Foundation Corporate Strategic grant. This funding is part of a combined $260,000 support for the National Urban League and Affiliate Movement to enhance workforce development initiatives for African Americans and underserved groups in Western Pennsylvania.
The Urban League's programs include the Urban Seniors Jobs Program, Urban Tech Jobs Program, and TradesFuture, along with various Opportunity Broker Programs with partners. The grant is part of the Foundation's 2024 Keep Communities Flowing Grant Program, which focuses on Water, People and Communities pillars.
The American Water Charitable Foundation and Missouri American Water announced a $20,000 grant to the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis, part of a larger $260,000 Corporate Strategic grant initiative. The funding aims to enhance workforce development initiatives for African Americans and historically underserved groups in Missouri.
The grant is part of the Foundation's 2024 Keep Communities Flowing Grant Program, which focuses on three pillars: Water, People and Communities. The program supports initiatives that align with American Water's values and helps communities thrive through workforce development, training, and access to sustainable careers.
Illinois American Water announced the winners of its 'Water Keeps Life Flowing' art contest, which engaged 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students in creating artwork about the importance of water service. Ten winning classrooms will receive a $100 donation for supplies or celebrations. The winning artwork, ranging from water tower paintings to hygiene practice drawings, will be featured on the company's Facebook page and future customer communications.
Rebecca Losli, president of Illinois American Water, emphasized the company's critical role in providing water service that supports daily activities and jobs. Winners were selected from various schools across Illinois, including students from Shiloh, Pontiac, Grafton, Alton, Lincoln, Tolono, Peoria, Glen Ellyn, Granite City, and Belleville.
California American Water announced that its President, Kevin Tilden, has been elected to the California Chamber of Commerce (CalChamber) Executive Committee. Tilden joins fellow new committee members Tom Hutchinson from Google and Rashmi Menon from Burns & McDonnell Engineering. The appointment positions Tilden among key business leaders working to address California's economic and environmental challenges. He will also serve on CalChamber's Women's Leadership Council. The announcement coincides with Maryam S. Brown's election as the 2025 chair of the CalChamber Board of Directors.
Illinois American Water has completed major upgrades at its Jerseyville water treatment plant, representing a $31.5 million investment. The project, executed by Plocher Construction, enhances water treatment processes and improves operational efficiency through an upgraded lime treatment system. The facility, originally built in 1963 and acquired by Illinois American Water in 2020, maintains its groundwater source while implementing improvements for safer and more reliable operations.
The transition to the enhanced facility has been seamless for customers, with continuous monitoring confirming water safety and quality standards compliance. Additional upgrades are planned for 2025 to further improve the plant's resiliency.
Pennsylvania American Water, a subsidiary of American Water (NYSE: AWK), is commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA), enacted on December 16, 1974. The company emphasizes its commitment to water quality and safety, having invested over $2.3 billion in infrastructure improvements over the past five years.
President Justin Ladner highlighted the company's exceptional compliance with federal regulations for safe drinking water delivery. Future expenditures are projected at $600 to $660 million annually in the coming years, demonstrating continued dedication to water safety and quality improvements. The company has consistently ranked among the top water utilities for regulatory compliance and maintains transparency through publicly accessible Water Quality Reports.
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