- Missouri American Water highlights National Work Zone Awareness Week from April 21-25, 2025, promoting safe driving in highway work zones.
- The company emphasizes the need to protect road workers by following safety guidelines, while investing millions annually into infrastructure.
- American Water (AWK, Financial) is the parent company, providing essential water services across the United States.
Missouri American Water is actively participating in National Work Zone Awareness Week, observed from April 21-25, 2025, to promote safety in highway work zones. This annual campaign focuses on safeguarding both workers and motorists during the maintenance and upgrading of infrastructure.
Rich Svindland, President of Missouri American Water, stressed the importance of vigilance in work zones to prevent accidents and ensure the safety of both road workers and drivers. The company outlines three crucial safety rules for navigating through work zones: maintaining alertness, adhering to posted speed limits, and preserving a minimum two-second braking distance.
Missouri American Water invests millions of dollars into its infrastructure annually, reinforcing its commitment to safety and reliability. The company deploys numerous crews across the state responsible for water and wastewater infrastructure upgrades, routine maintenance, and cleaning. As a subsidiary of American Water (AWK, Financial), Missouri American Water is committed to providing high-quality, reliable services to approximately 1.6 million people in the state.
For more information about Missouri American Water’s safety programs and ongoing infrastructure investments, visit their official website and follow them on social media platforms.
