Iowa American Water Completes Acquisition of City of Low Moor’s Water and Wastewater Systems

DAVENPORT, IA (NOVEMBER 10, 2025) – Iowa American Water announced today it has completed
the acquisition of the water and wastewater systems of the City of Low Moor. The purchase of the
system adds approximately 126 water and 128 wastewater connections to the company’s Clinton
service area and was approved by the Iowa Utilities Commission.
“Iowa American Water is excited to expand our services to our new customers in Low Moor. We
appreciate the community’s trust and confidence in our team of water and wastewater professionals,
and we thank Mayor Goldensoph, the city council and city clerk for their support throughout the
process,” said Brad Nielsen, President of Iowa American Water. “Today, we welcome our new
customers, and we look forward to providing safe, clean, reliable and affordable water and wastewater
service to them while being an integral partner in the community.”
Over the next five years, Iowa American Water plans to invest more than $1 million to address critical
infrastructure improvements in the water and wastewater systems as well as upgrade safety and
security systems. The improvements include new meters, wastewater system upgrades, and a water
main extension from Iowa American Water’s Clinton District to Low Moor to improve water quality,
reliability and operational efficiency. The company has a long and successful track record of providing
solutions for water and wastewater systems, with its ability to make the necessary investments to meet
systems’ current and future requirements.
“This sale to Iowa American Water is a great step forward for our community. By transferring ownership
of our water and wastewater systems to Iowa American Water, we’re ensuring critical infrastructure
upgrades, reliable, high-quality water, and strong service for our residents. With their expertise and
investment, Low Moor will benefit from a modernized system and dependable service for many years to
come,” said Low Moor Mayor Tom Goldensoph. “This has been a thorough process to carefully
evaluate all aspects of the decision and maintain the transparency and public involvement we promised
from the beginning. As a community partner, Iowa American Water brings the experience and scale
needed to effectively manage both our water and wastewater systems—benefits that would have been
difficult for Low Moor to achieve on its own. Joining Iowa American Water was the right choice for our
town.”
Low Moor customers will receive a letter in the mail from Iowa American Water providing additional
information about the new water and wastewater services available to them. New customers will also
be able to take advantage of the company’s customer service benefits, including customer payment
plans and budget billing options on the MyWater customer portal at iowaamwater.com. More
information on these programs can be found on the company’s website, under Customer Service &
Billing, Customer Assistance programs.
The company is also planning an Open House at the Low Moor Community Center on November 25,
from 5-7 p.m. to share more information with residents. To learn more, customers can also visit
www.iowaamwater.com, click on Customer Service & Billing, then For New Customers.

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