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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.
Bookmark this page for structured access to SEC filings, dividend declarations, and sustainability reports. Check regularly for analysis of how rate base growth and infrastructure renewal cycles impact this essential service provider.
California American Water is promoting National Work Zone Awareness Week (April 21-25, 2025), a campaign focused on ensuring safety in highway work zones. The company, which invests over $160 million annually in infrastructure, emphasizes the importance of protecting workers and motorists during maintenance and upgrade operations.
President Kevin Tilden stressed the significance of road safety as their teams work daily around roadways. The company outlined three key safety rules for motorists:
- Staying alert to flaggers, workers, and equipment
- Following posted speed limits and adjusting for conditions
- Maintaining at least three seconds of braking distance
Pennsylvania American Water has secured $9.5 million in PENNVEST funding for a critical lead service line replacement project in New Castle, Lawrence County. The funding package includes a $5.5 million grant and a $3.9 million low-interest loan at 1% for 20 years.
The project aims to replace approximately 550 identified lead water service lines in New Castle, focusing on removing all leaded components to improve water quality and comply with regulatory requirements. This initiative aligns with the company's broader mission to eliminate lead-containing lines from the public water supply system.
PENNVEST Executive Director Robert Boos highlighted that the State Revolving Fund has approved over $12.8 billion in clean water infrastructure projects to date, emphasizing their commitment to supporting innovative and collaborative projects that benefit communities.
New Jersey American Water has appointed Kimberly Schalek Downes as Vice President of Business Development, Government Affairs and External Affairs. Schalek Downes, who brings over 35 years of experience in government relations and strategic consulting, will lead the company's strategic outreach, legislative engagement, and growth efforts across New Jersey.
The company also announced several internal promotions: Chelsea Kulp has been elevated to Director of Communications and External Affairs, Lee Mueller has been promoted to Director of Business Development, while David Mayer continues as Director of Government Affairs. These appointments align with the company's focus on leadership development, community partnership, and addressing water infrastructure challenges.
Illinois American Water is promoting National Work Zone Awareness Week (April 21-25, 2025), emphasizing safe driving practices in highway work zones. The company, which invests over $250 million annually in infrastructure, prioritizes the safety of both crews and motorists during maintenance and upgrade operations.
Company President Rebecca Losli stressed the importance of cautious driving near work zones where teams conduct daily operations. The company outlined three key safety rules for motorists:
- Stay alert to flaggers, workers, and equipment
- Follow posted speed limits and adjust for conditions
- Maintain at least three seconds of braking distance
American Water (NYSE: AWK), the largest regulated water and wastewater utility company in the U.S., is promoting National Work Zone Awareness Week from April 21-25, 2025. The campaign aims to enhance safety for workers and drivers in highway work zones.
Douglas Wagner, VP of Safety and Facilities at American Water, emphasizes the importance of driver awareness as company teams work daily around roadways. The company plans to invest $40-42 billion in capital improvements over the next decade for infrastructure upgrades and maintenance.
- Stay alert to flaggers, workers, and equipment
- Follow posted speed limits
- Maintain minimum three seconds braking distance
Missouri American Water is promoting National Work Zone Awareness Week (April 21-25, 2025), a campaign focused on ensuring safe driving in highway work zones. The initiative emphasizes protecting workers and motorists during infrastructure maintenance and upgrades.
Company President Rich Svindland stressed the importance of safety for employees and contractors who work daily near roadways. The company has outlined three key safety rules for drivers in work zones:
- Maintain alertness for flaggers, workers, and equipment
- Adhere to posted speed limits and adjust for conditions
- Maintain minimum two seconds of braking distance
Missouri American Water invests millions in infrastructure annually, with numerous crews operating statewide for water and wastewater infrastructure upgrades and routine maintenance.
Pennsylvania American Water is promoting National Work Zone Awareness Week from April 21-25, 2025, emphasizing safe driving practices in highway work zones. The company, which invests hundreds of millions in infrastructure annually, has multiple crews working statewide on water and wastewater projects.
Kyle Durko, director of health and safety, stresses the importance of driver awareness in protecting both workers and motorists. The company outlines three key safety rules for work zones:
- Stay alert to flaggers, workers, and equipment
- Follow posted speed limits and adjust for conditions
- Maintain adequate braking distance between vehicles
New Jersey American Water has completed the acquisition of Shrewsbury Township's Alfred Vail Mutual Association water system, adding 265 customer connections. This marks the second acquisition completed through the Water Infrastructure Protection Act (WIPA) in New Jersey.
The company plans several critical infrastructure improvements, including:
- Replacing all lead and galvanized steel service lines
- Upgrading water meters
- Replacing aging water mains
- Taking ownership of service laterals from main to meter
This acquisition represents New Jersey American Water's seventh in the past five years, adding over 17,000 new water and wastewater customers. The deal follows regulatory approvals from the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs and the Board of Public Utilities.
American Water Works Company (NYSE: AWK) has announced its upcoming 2025 first quarter financial results release and conference call schedule. The company will release its Q1 2025 financial results after market close on Wednesday, April 30, 2025.
A conference call and webcast will be held on Thursday, May 1, 2025, at 9 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time. Key executives participating include CEO M. Susan Hardwick, President John Griffith, EVP and COO Cheryl Norton, and EVP and CFO David Bowler. The event will include a Q&A session.
Investors and analysts can access the audio webcast through the company's Investor Relations website at ir.amwater.com. Presentation slides will be available in advance on the same platform. A replay of the webcast will remain accessible for one year on the company's investor relations website.
Illinois American Water President Rebecca Losli addressed the concerning grades of C- for water and D+ for wastewater infrastructure in the American Society of Civil Engineers' (ASCE) 2025 Report Card. The report shows no improvement over the past four years, highlighting critical infrastructure challenges.
To address these issues, American Water plans to invest $40-$42 billion across their national systems over the next decade. In Illinois specifically, the company has invested $2 billion since 2013 in water and wastewater infrastructure, with $277.63 million invested in 2024.
According to the U.S. Water Alliance, every $1 million invested in water infrastructure creates 15.5 jobs. Based on this metric, Illinois American Water's 2024 investments supported approximately 4,300 jobs in Illinois.
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