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The company employs more than 6,400 dedicated professionals who provide regulated and regulated-like drinking water and wastewater services to more than 14 million people in 24 states. American Water provides safe, clean, affordable and reliable water services to our customers to help keep their lives flowing.
CHECK OUT OUR NEW, IMPROVED CUSTOMER PORTAL. Managing your account online is easy with MyWater. You can view and pay your bill, sign up for Auto Pay and Paperless Billing, track your water usage and compare it to your neighborhood average, and more!
MyWater is a fast and easy way to access and manage your water and/or wastewater account. Here are a few things you can do through MyWater: • View and pay your bill. • Enroll in our Paperless Billing and Auto Pay programs. • Check your account balance. • Update your contact information.
Here you'll find useful information about your service, your bill, and your rights and responsibilities as a New Jersey American Water customer. We’ve always offered 24-hour customer service, but now that service is even more convenient when you manage your account online.
New Jersey American Water P.O. Box 371331 Pittsburgh, PA 15250-7331 Correspondence: New Jersey American Water 1 Water Street Camden, NJ 08102. Make a Payment. If you do not have questions about your bill, you can pay-by-phone using your Visa or MasterCard by calling: 855-748-6066. There is a small fee for this service.
Mark McDonough currently serves as president of New Jersey American Water. He is the principal external contact for American Water in New Jersey, serving approximately 2.8 million people. In this role, McDonough reinforces and strengthens customer, regulatory and local government relationships and drives operational and financial results for ...
Apr 20, 2024 · 2/26/24 Update. New Jersey American Water is continuing repairs to a 48-inch water transmission main on Springdale Road in Cherry Hill between Route 70 and Kresson Road. This critical pipeline supplies water to customers in several towns throughout Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, and Salem Counties.
