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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.
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Pennsylvania American Water, a subsidiary of American Water (NYSE: AWK), has completed the acquisition of Farmington Township's water and wastewater systems and signed an agreement to acquire Corner Water Supply in Clarion County. The combined $5.8 million acquisitions will serve approximately 1,100 water and 500 wastewater customers. The company plans to invest over $3 million in system improvements over the next five years. Once the Corner Water acquisition is completed, Pennsylvania American Water's Clarion County customer base will expand to about 5,200 water and 3,900 wastewater connections.
California American Water is raising awareness about utility scams on Utility Scam Awareness Day. The company highlights two common scam tactics: imposters posing as utility workers to enter homes and fraudulent urgent payment demands to prevent service disruption.
To protect against scams, customers should:
- Always verify utility worker identification
- Contact the utility company directly through official channels when uncertain
- Remain skeptical of unexpected communications
- Stay calm during suspicious interactions
- Never provide cash payments to field workers
American Water (NYSE: AWK) is raising awareness about utility scams on Utility Scam Awareness Day. The company highlights two common scam tactics: imposters posing as utility workers to enter homes and fraudulent urgent payment demands to prevent service disruption.
To protect against scams, customers should:
- Always verify utility worker identification
- Contact customer service to confirm legitimate communications
- Remain skeptical of unexpected contacts
- Stay calm during high-pressure situations
- Never provide cash payments to field workers
Missouri American Water is raising awareness about utility scams on Utility Scam Awareness Day. The company warns about two common scam tactics: imposters posing as utility workers to enter homes and fraudulent urgent payment demands to prevent service disruption.
To protect against scams, customers should:
- Always verify worker identity by requesting identification
- Contact the utility company's customer service to confirm legitimacy of communications
- Remain skeptical and ask questions
- Stay calm during potential scam attempts
- Never give cash to field workers
American Water (NYSE: AWK), the largest regulated water and wastewater utility company in the U.S., will participate in the 2024 Mayors Water Council Meeting in San Diego on November 21-22, 2024. The company's executives will contribute expertise on two key topics: Chris Abruzzo, VP of Business Development, will discuss acquisitions related to Public-Private Partnership & Alternative Project Delivery, while Kevin Tilden, President of California American Water, will address Lead & Copper management regarding customer education, notification, and service line materials identification.
California American Water has completed the Dolores Street Water Main Replacement Project in Carmel, replacing approximately 3,000 feet of 100-year-old water main pipe. The project included installing three new fire hydrants and replacing two existing ones to improve water flow for fire protection. The infrastructure upgrade aims to prevent future breaks and ensure reliable water service for local residents and businesses. The project also included road improvements with a slurry seal application on Dolores Street.
Illinois American Water has completed an $8.4 million acquisition of the Metro East Sanitary District (MESD) wastewater system, adding approximately 5,600 customers in the Metro East area near St. Louis. The acquisition includes the Eagle Park and Lansdowne wastewater systems. The company plans significant capital investments over the next five years, including improvements to pumping stations, lift stations, and collection systems. This acquisition follows recent purchases of wastewater systems in Alton, Granite City, Godfrey, Grafton, Jerseyville, and Shiloh. Customers will begin receiving combined water and wastewater bills during November-December 2024 billing cycles.
New Jersey American Water has issued a mandatory conservation notice following the NJ Department of Environmental Protection's Drought Warning announcement. The company urges customers statewide to pause all outdoor watering until spring and minimize indoor water usage. The drought warning comes after a mid-October Drought Watch was upgraded on November 13 due to prolonged low precipitation.
Key conservation guidelines include: winterizing irrigation systems, using commercial car washes, running full loads of laundry and dishes, taking shorter showers, and fixing leaks. While the company doesn't anticipate major threats to water supply, these measures aim to preserve available water resources and prevent more serious shortages.
Kentucky American Water received approval from the Kentucky Public Service Commission for adjusted water rates following a June 2023 request. The adjustment supports $330 million in water system investments made since 2019, including pipe replacement, treatment plant upgrades, and system resiliency projects. The PSC order approves an overall increase in water rates of approximately $17.3 million. Interim rates implemented in February 2024 were adjusted in May 2024, with customers receiving credits for the difference plus interest. The company offers various assistance programs for customers facing financial difficulties.
American Water (NYSE: AWK), the largest regulated water and wastewater utility company in the U.S., announced its participation in the WaterISAC and the National Association of Water Companies (NAWC) webinar. The event, titled Water Sector Natural Disaster Threat Briefing, will focus on climate variability and will take place on November 13, 2024. Beth Matthews, Vice President of Operational Advisory Services, Operational Excellence at American Water, will provide insights on building long-term resilience against extreme weather. For more details, visit WaterISAC.
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