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Missouri American Water Acquires Neosho Water and Wastewater Systems

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Missouri American Water acquired the City of Neosho’s water and wastewater systems for $34.5 million, adding about 5,400 water and 5,400 wastewater customers. The company plans to invest roughly $35 million over five years, modernizing facilities, replacing aging mains, adding smart leak-detection technologies, replacing the Buffalo Creek lift station, and replacing lead and galvanized steel service lines. The purchase supports American Water Works’ regulated acquisition growth and its proposed merger with Essential Utilities targeted for Q1

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