American Water helped celebrate 100 years of the Ben Franklin Bridge – one of the Delaware Valley’s most iconic landmarks – by providing 100 gallons of water to event attendees.

Local residents had the rare opportunity to walk across the bridge and experience music, food and activities along the way.

Wastewater infrastructure exists largely out of sight, yet reliability and performance of wastewater systems are essential to public health and environmental protection.

Across the country, aging infrastructure, stricter environmental standards and limited resources have made it...

American Water is encouraging customers and the public to prepare for extreme weather events by taking simple steps, like having emergency water and supplies on hand and having an emergency response plan.

This summer, as temperatures rise and water demands increase, it’s important to use water wisely.

Doing so helps protect the water supply and manage water bills, saving money.

At American Water, safety is not just a priority – it’s simply how we choose to live and work.

So, throughout June, we recognize National Safety Month by inviting you to join us in committing to these safe practices at work, home, and in your community.

During Infrastructure Week, we're highlighting our solution to the nation's most pressing water and wastewater infrastructure needs.

Water is the world’s most vital resource. It helps keep life flowing all around us and yet many consumers across the U.S. are still relying on aging systems.

American Water’s treatment and delivery of water is an intricate and involved process.

From the moment water begins the journey from its source through our highly sophisticated plants, into underground pipes and to its final destination...

Protecting drinking water at its source is an important part of the process to treat and deliver safe, clean, and reliable water service.

It takes a community effort to protect and conserve our shared water resources.

A reminder for every driver: safer choices in work zones help protect you and the people who are working to improve our roads and utility infrastructure.

National Work Zone Awareness Week (NWZAW), recognized April 20-24, 2026, marks the start of construction season and reinforces a simple message

Water is essential. But managing the infrastructure that delivers it? That’s a complex, high-skill operation.

With aging infrastructure, rising costs, and evolving regulations, communities are turning to private, regulated water and wastewater providers to keep things flowing safely, efficiently, and sustainably.