Pennsylvania American Water Expands with New Acquisition

Pennsylvania American Water has just wrapped up its purchase of Community Utilities of Pennsylvania, adding a bunch of new water and wastewater systems to its roster. This means about 3,300 water and 4,000 wastewater connections will now be under their care. They've also welcomed 10 employees from the acquired company to help keep things flowing smoothly. The acquisition is part of a bigger plan by American Water to expand its reach and improve services. What does it mean for you? If you're one of the new customers, you'll soon be getting all the details in your mailbox about what this means for your water service. Plus, you can enjoy new perks like online account management and flexible payment options.

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