New Jersey American Water

As our mostly-rainy May heads for the door, it leaves handsome water supplies behind. New Jersey American Water isn't waiting for a drought to hit, asking Monmouth County customers, now, to set up voluntary conservation measures.

Heavy activity on the streets of Neptune Township points to even heavier activity below the surface for the next several months. Gas and water main replacement is under way on a multitude of roads.

Drivers accustomed to plying West Front Street in Middletown can expect a five-day detour starting July 6 during repaving.

New Jersey American Water is requesting customers in Monmouth County begin voluntarily following an odd/even lawn watering system to avoid a shortage during the summer months.

Start conserving water now to prevent summertime restrictions. That's the message New Jersey American Water is sending to Monmouth County customers by asking them to water their lawns every other day.

New Jersey American Water announces a new critical infrastructure project for Lakewood.

Our first day of temperatures exceeding 90 degrees in 2013 immediately draws a request from New Jersey American Water for alternate-day outdoor watering schedules among its customers.

Before the summer heat, Monmouth County residents are being advised to conserve water now.

A wet winter leaves abundant water supplies with us as it departs. But Monmouth County's designation as a "critical water supply area" by state environmental regulators prompt a Monday workshop in Freehold, aimed at keeping the levels high when the temperatures rise.

The investigation into the water main collapse that left about 285,000 people in 22 communities dry in late June deepens. The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities today ordered New Jersey American Water to retain a Special Reliability Master to look into structural factors that might have contributed to the Swimming River Pipe Bridge collapse in Lincroft...