As a part of National Work Zone Awareness Week, Indiana American Water is emphasizing driver awareness and safety in active work zones. When encountering these hazards, the company stresses the importance of respecting the spaces where essential …

Indiana American Water announced its charitable giving for 2025. Last year, the company provided nearly $216,00 through grants, general charitable contributions and programming support to over 100 organizations across the Hoosier State. When combined …

Since 1886, Indiana American Water has been motivated to provide safe, clean, reliable, and affordable water and wastewater services to customers throughout the state. The public utility company has announced its 2025 summary of investments for system …

As a community grows and develops, effective management of its water and wastewater systems becomes more important than ever. When municipal leaders find that the pressures on their existing utilities have outgrown what they can reasonably handle, they can …

Just in time for the holiday season, Indiana American Water facilitated a $10,000 donation to the Food Bank of Northwest Indiana through the American Water Charitable Foundation as part of a statewide funding distribution. The American Water Charitable …

As freezing temperatures approach, Indiana American Water is reminding Hoosiers to prepare their homes and plumbing systems now to prevent costly water damage later. The company’s experts emphasize three key principles for winter preparedness: prepare …

The American Water Charitable Foundation, a philanthropic non-profit organization established by American Water (NYSE: AWK), the largest regulated water and wastewater utility company in the U.S., and Indiana American Water announced today that the Foundation …

The Gary community gathered together at Shirley Heinze Land Trust’s Ivanhoe to celebrate a ribbon cutting for the dedication of the Ivanhoe South Nature Preserve. The ceremony took place on Thursday, October 30, featuring organizations such as Indiana …

On Wednesday, September 3, representatives of Indiana American Water (INAW), the country’s largest water and wastewater utility company, traveled to the Dunes Learning Center (DLC) in Porter to present the center with a $15,000 check.  The …