Across the United States, municipal leaders face a common challenge:

balancing aging infrastructure needs with growing demands for public services, economic development, public safety and recreation.

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 increasingly difficult for many community systems to maintain reliable, environmentally compliant service.

During National Preparedness Month, we’re sharing how American Water prepares for extreme weather and how you can stay prepared too.

When severe weather strikes, water and wastewater systems can face challenges.

Across the United States, municipal leaders face a common challenge: balancing aging infrastructure needs with growing demands for public services, economic development, public safety and recreation.

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 increasingly difficult for many community systems to maintain reliable, environmentally compliant service.

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 increasingly difficult for many community systems to maintain reliable, environmentally compliant service.

At American Water, we take water quality seriously and hold ourselves to high standards in delivering safe, reliable drinking water service to our customers.

Our team consists of the industry’s leading researchers, scientists, water quality specialists and plant operators, all committed to delivering high-quality water.

Back-to-school means new routines and busy schedules. Staying hydrated during this busy season can help you think and feel your best.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), drinking water every day helps prevent dehydration, a condition that can cause unclear thinking, mood change, overheating and more.

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 increasingly difficult for many community systems to maintain reliable, environmentally compliant service.

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.