Back to news

Indiana American Water President Addresses ASCE 2026 Report Card for Indiana's Infrastructure

PR Newswire•12/11/2026•11:05 ET
0

Key Highlights

  • ➤Indiana drinking water graded C- and wastewater D+ in ASCE report
  • ➤Indiana American Water invested nearly $1 billion over past five years
  • ➤Indiana American Water plans $1 billion-plus infrastructure investment over next five years
  • ➤Indiana American Water serves approximately 1.5 million people in Indiana

Expert Statements

Barry Suits, President of Indiana American Water

“The ASCE 2026 Report Card for Indiana's Infrastructure reinforces the urgent need for investment in critical water and wastewater systems, assigning the state a C- for drinking water and a D+ for wastewater.”

Barry Suits, President of Indiana American Water

“The report card underscores the growing infrastructure challenges facing the Hoosier state, including aging assets, lead service line replacement, PFAS treatment requirements, sewer rehabilitation, and treatment plant upgrades.”

Barry Suits, President of Indiana American Water

“These pressures reinforce the importance of continued, long-term investment in critical water and wastewater infrastructure.”

Barry Suits, President of Indiana American Water

“At Indiana American Water, our responsibility is clear: provide safe, clean, reliable and affordable water and wastewater service while investing in the systems that support and sustain the communities we serve.”

Barry Suits, President of Indiana American Water

“Our experience demonstrates how sustained, professionally managed investment can strengthen water and wastewater systems.”

Barry Suits, President of Indiana American Water

“Over the past five years, we have invested nearly $1 billion in infrastructure, and we plan to invest another $1 billion-plus planned over the next five years, while continuing to balance reliability, resilience and affordability for customers.”

Indiana American Water President Addresses ASCE 2026 Report Card for Indiana's Infrastructure PR Newswire

Calls for Increased Investment in Critical Water and Wastewater Systems

Get started

Create a free account to read the full story.

Sign Up

Already have an account? Log in