Funding is part of Aqua Pennsylvania’s commitment to remove “forever chemicals” to meet new federal drinking water standards; reduces associated costs for customers

 Since 2021, Aqua Pennsylvania awarded more than $190 million in PENNVEST funding

Aqua highlights sustained investments in infrastructure and customer preparedness to deliver year-round safe and reliable service 

Autumn has arrived and as communities observe National Preparedness Month, Aqua Pennsylvania employees remain hard at work on essential projects to deliver safe and reliable service throughout the fall and winter.

Since 2021, Aqua Pennsylvania has secured nearly $160 million in PENNVEST funding; part of company’s commitment to provide safe drinking water and reduce associated customer costs.

Aqua Pennsylvania Enhances Honesdale’s Water Infrastructure, Replacing Nearly 2,500 Feet of Aging Water Main

$1.2 Million Project to Modernize Water System Will Improve Service Reliability for Customers

Acquisition reflects company’s commitment to providing reliable wastewater treatment, environmental stewardship and dedication to communities

Aqua Pennsylvania announced today that it has named Nathanial Manchin as Business Development Director. Manchin comes to Aqua Pennsylvania from Equitrans Midstream Corporation where he worked for several years in business integration, investor relations and business development. Manchin spent 17 years in the natural gas industry. 

Upgraded infrastructure will enhance drinking water quality benefitting Delaware County residents for decades

$2.8 Million Project to Modernize Water System Will Improve Service Reliability for Customers

Funding is part of Aqua Pennsylvania’s commitment to provide safe, reliable drinking water and reduce associated customer costs

Work is part of an important program to replace lead and galvanized service lines throughout the state

As part of major efforts to replace utility and customer-owned lead and galvanized service lines across the state, Aqua Pennsylvania is in the process of conducting a service line inventory study in Shenandoah Borough, Schuylkill County. The survey allows Aqua Pennsylvania to identify and replace lead or galvanized service lines. The work started in March 2025 and is expected to continue throughout the year.