American Water, Camden Announce Completion of Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Projects
American Water and the City of Camden, New Jersey, have completed three major infrastructure initiatives aimed at improving system reliability and emergency response. The projects included significant valve and hydrant replacements across the city's water and wastewater network.
The completed projects focus on enhancing operational flexibility and ensuring access to reliable water supplies during emergencies. By replacing aging valves and hydrants, the utility aims to improve control over the distribution and collection systems.
American Water Contract Services has served as the contract operator for Camden's water and wastewater systems since 2016. This partnership has been instrumental in executing these infrastructure upgrades while maintaining service continuity for residents.
City officials noted that these improvements are essential for community safety and resilience. The completion of these projects coincides with Fire Prevention Week, highlighting the critical role that robust water infrastructure plays in emergency preparedness.
American Water and Camden Complete Major Infrastructure Upgrades
American Water and the City of Camden have finalized a series of water and wastewater infrastructure improvements. The project focused on system reliability through valve and hydrant replacements.
Source: ROI-NJ
American Water and Camden Announce Completion of Infrastructure Projects
American Water and the City of Camden, New Jersey, have announced the completion of three major water and wastewater infrastructure initiatives. The projects are aimed at strengthening system reliability and improving emergency response capabilities.
Source: ROI-NJ
Akron Seeks Approval to Cancel $300M Wastewater Project
The City of Akron, Ohio, has reached an agreement with regulators to cancel a planned $300 million Enhanced High-Rate Treatment (EHRT) facility. The city will instead focus on enhanced wastewater disinfection during peak recreation months.
Source: Wastewater Digest
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