Serving 474,000 people, Aqua Ohio is committed to providing safe and reliable water and wastewater services to 20 counties across the Buckeye state.
Since the first pipe was laid in 1886, we’ve been dedicated to improving infrastructure. Learn about the projects we have going on around the country.
Aqua Aid is an assistance program that provides grants to customers in need. It is funded through generous donations from Essential shareholders. Visit our Aqua Aid page to request assistance.
Aqua is announcing plans to renovate their 1-million gallon water tower located at 8666 Station Street. The $500,000 project involves draining, sandblasting, minor repairs and repainting the tower over the next few months.
Construction project will result in upgraded operations at the plant, improving service and reliability for customers in Northwestern Pennsylvania and parts of Trumbull County, Ohio
February 6, 2024 -- Aqua is announcing plans to replace 5,450 linear feet of water main in Massillon. Work will follow Lincoln Way East from Tremont Avenue Southeast and continue east to Elizabeth Avenue Southwest.
December 14, 2023 -- Aqua is announcing plans to replace more than a mile of water main along Mount Vernon Avenue beginning in January with a budget of $3,163,860. Signs announcing the project and traffic impacts will be installed along the route beginning Monday, December 18. Construction will begin at the Mount Vernon Avenue and Church Street intersection and end at Forest Lawn Boulevard. To minimize traffic impacts Aqua has broken the project into four phases.
December 14, 2023 -- Aqua is announcing plans to replace a 20–inch water main along Columbus Avenue from East 6th Street south to East 27th Street in Ashtabula. The purpose of the project is to enhance service reliability by replacing the 75-year old main.
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On the way out to his car, Travis Leonard realized his clothes were covered in dog fur, but he didn’t have time to change. He grabbed an extra bath towel he had lying around to place on his seat for protection.
Travis, an employee with Aqua in the Struthers, Ohio division, was on his way to help deliver a bed he built as an involved volunteer with Sleep in Heavenly Peace, an organization dedicated to building, assembling and delivering beds fully equipped with mattresses, sheets, pillows and blankets to children and families in need.
After some time in a smaller facility, our Aqua Ohio team is finally getting a big upgrade! Large windows with natural sunlight and energy-efficient fixtures are in the works within a larger space so our team members can better service our Ohio customers.
Aqua continues to highlight each of our eight states for a month at a time. Throughout July, our focus has been on sharing all about Aqua Ohio. One way we’re sharing our story, is by sharing our employees’ stories.
When Aqua Ohio Area Manager Jennifer Johnson was preparing to graduate from Youngstown State University in the spring of 1998, she wasn’t expecting her first job to be with a water utility.
