Missouri American Water Secures Rate Increase for $1.1 Billion Infrastructure Upgrades

Reuters
08 May
Missouri American Water Secures Rate Increase for $1.1 Billion Infrastructure Upgrades

Missouri American Water, a subsidiary of American Water, has received approval from the Missouri Public Service Commission for a new water and wastewater rate order settlement. This decision comes after the company's rate request, driven by $1.1 billion in infrastructure investments, was filed in July 2024. These investments focus on plant and distribution system upgrades to maintain safe and reliable services for approximately 1.6 million residents. The new rates, which include a total annualized revenue increase of $63 million, are set to take effect by the end of May 2025. Missouri American Water also provides various customer bill payment assistance programs, ensuring affordability remains a priority.

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