Pennsylvania American Water Co. Faces Fourth Rate Hike in Six Years
Water and sewage rates rise again for Pennsylvania American Water Co. customers, marking the fourth hike in six years.
July 17, 2026
Water and sewage rates rise again for Pennsylvania American Water Co. customers, marking the fourth hike in six years.
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