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Aging Water Pipe Replacement Underway Along South Elm, Big Bend; Expect Delays

Aging Water Pipe Replacement Underway Along South Elm, Big Bend; Expect Delays
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Missouri American Water Invests $2 2 million to Replace Aging Pipes in Creve Coeur

Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Missouri American Water Invests $2.2 million to Replace Aging Pipes in Creve Coeur March 2, 2021 GMT ST. LOUIS (BUSINESS WIRE) Mar 2, 2021 Missouri American Water is upgrading approximately 3,700 feet of aging water main in Creve Coeur through fall of 2021. The company will replace the water lines, originally installed in the 1920s, with a larger 24-inch ductile iron main along Guelbreth Lane between Old Olive Street Road and Scheutz Road to replace the old 20-inch main along Lindbergh Boulevard. ADVERTISEMENT The $2.2 million investment will continue to advance water service reliability and increase water flows for customers and fire protection. This improvement is a part of Missouri American Water’s initiative to accelerate the replacement of water pipes that have reached the end of their useful life in St. Louis County. Last year the company invested more than $100 million to re

Rate Hike For Missouri American Water Sparks Opposition

Program helps with delinquent water, sewer bills

Program helps with delinquent water, sewer bills Published by admin on Thu, 12/31/2020 - 11:47am Families falling behind on paying their water and sewer bills may now qualify for additional assistance through Missouri American Water’s H2O Help to Others Program. The H2O Help to Others Program provides emergency assistance for customers who have experienced financial hardship. Funds are made available through a partnership between Missouri American Water and the state’s community action agencies. “We want to help our customers as COVID-19 continues to impact our state,” said Debbie Dewey, president of Missouri American Water. “While water is typically one of the lowest utility bills, we know it’s not the only one our customers manage. That’s why we’re providing additional funding to partnering community action agencies to help people get through these challenging times.”

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