Trust In Water

Delivering safe and reliable water is what we do.
With the latest equipment, testing methods & expertise, you can trust water services from a private provider.

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What happens after water leaves the tap? A network of infrastructure and skilled professionals keeps water moving safely through our communities. Explore the terms that explain how these systems work and why investment matters. Read the blog post here: https://t.co/TtwNFdsUXG

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In Virginia, private, regulated water providers are helping communities - over $6 million has been invested in Waverly to improve water quality and reliability, while Cape Charles is benefiting from system upgrades and long-term investment. Learn more: https://t.co/mE5L30HfbO

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TIW's new press release examines a growing challenge: the wastewater funding gap. With insight from Jerry Keenan, President, @allianceaction and TIW Leadership Council member, it explores how expanding access to CWSRF can help communities. Read more: https://t.co/hypF4cQitQ

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Salem, NJ partnered with a private, regulated provider to strengthen its water and wastewater systems and support the community’s future. See how the transition is creating lasting improvements for residents: https://t.co/fKAwno2qyJ

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Stay connected to the issues shaping water and wastewater service. Sign up for the Trust in Water newsletter to receive insights and real-world examples of how private, regulated providers are helping communities build a stronger future. Sign up here: https://t.co/phtm0EveXz

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Environmental Awareness Month recognizes the impact of factors like pollution and contamination on the health of natural resources around us. Greater awareness can lead to choices that reduce risks and help protect drinking water from the source to the tap!

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Success of a water system isn’t measured by who owns the utility; it's whether residents see better results. Across the country, communities have partnered with private, regulated providers to address infrastructure and make improvements. Learn more: https://t.co/jVIo6OKiwO

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“[T]he national conversation is no longer centered solely on water quality. It is increasingly about restoring public confidence.” As PFAS regulations continue to evolve, trust in water will depend on more than regulatory requirements alone. Read more: https://t.co/ScItZ0sbD6

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Transitioning wastewater service to a private, regulated provider was an impactful choice for Granite City, IL, resulting in $18 million to relieve outstanding debt and over $45 million in infrastructure investment. Learn more here: https://t.co/Y429O5Qilk

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When natural disasters strike, resilient water and wastewater providers are essential to keeping communities safe. Emergency planning, infrastructure investment and operational capabilities help utilities withstand disruptions and keep safe water flowing when it matters most.

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DYK: Customers of both public and private water providers value high-quality water service and recognize that investing in safe, reliable systems is critical to public health. Learn more here: https://t.co/dDZ8fxEKx3

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Across the US, water systems established during the 19th century helped transform towns into thriving communities. Many of these early water companies evolved to remain part of today's regulated water sector. Learn more here: https://t.co/N5ztmAZDSi

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With required reporting and multiple layers of oversight, private, regulated providers are held accountable for delivering safe, clean and reliable water. Learn more here: https://t.co/9PziCM254c

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Looking for trusted information on water infrastructure, regulation and reliable service? Explore Trust in Water’s Resource Library for case studies, white papers, research and more: https://t.co/hBTi4QHvmn

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Lake Station, IN shows how communities can take a practical approach to strengthening water service. The case study highlights how system modernization, capital planning and operational support helped build a more reliable foundation. Learn more: https://t.co/LpFciUYN5Q

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World Water Week begins today and the 2026 theme is “Water for People and Progress.” With a focus on water security, it provides a timely reminder during Water Quality Month that dependable water service underpins public health.

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ICYMI: Water and wastewater systems are facing rising infrastructure, workforce and regulatory challenges. This paper explores how private, regulated providers can help small communities stabilize distressed systems and plan for long-term reliability: https://t.co/Qks82ZGgRV

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This op-ed by Bill Bissett, Ed.D., President of the West Virginia Manufacturers Association, highlights the critical role strong water infrastructure plays in business operations and discusses the Water Infrastructure Modernization Act. Read more: https://t.co/YqruM5N8kc

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From introducing our Leadership Council to sharing industry resources, the Trust in Water newsletter is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the water industry. View the latest edition here: https://t.co/xDXDX0dImd

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Aging pipes, treatment plants and sewer systems can increase risks like main breaks and delayed compliance improvements. Private, regulated water providers bring technical expertise and investment capacity to help support reliable service. Read more: https://t.co/9PziCM254c