Community involvement and charitable giving is at the heart of Indiana American Water and our employees. We encourage employee volunteerism and donate thousands of dollars to charitable organizations throughout our service areas each year. We believe...

FROM TOXIC LEAD-TAINTED WATER IN FLINT, MICHIGAN TO ALGAE BLOOMS IN LAKE ERIE AND THE OHIO RIVER - WATER QUALITY EXPERTISE MATTERS With recent tragedies affecting drinking water, we continue to see a heightened awareness of water quality issues. And...

From time to time, you may notice an odor coming from your home’s water. Water odors can be indicative of certain conditions, but are not always a cause for concern. Indiana American Water wants all customers to be confident in their water quality...

Wood-framed buildings dominated fast-growing cities in the 1800s. Homes, businesses, and even roads and sidewalks were constructed with wood, resulting in an explosion of infrastructure that became hubs for culture, economies, and an ever-growing...

Hoosiers are no strangers to harsh storms. While we mostly consider the visible damage strong winds and heavy rain can do to our homes and neighborhoods, many don’t think about how a storm can impact water supplies. Let’s take a look at how...

With much colder weather across the state in the forecast, Indiana American Water is urging customers to act now to secure homes and businesses against freezing pipes. “With much of the state in the deep freeze over the next week, we are...

Grants Available to Community Projects in Company’s Service Areas Indiana American Water, a subsidiary of American Water (NYSE: AWK), the largest publicly-traded U.S. water and wastewater utility company, is now accepting applications for its 2021...