The Warsaw Kosciusko County Chamber of Commerce held a member Pop-In at Indiana American Water located at 2420 Hidden Lake Rd., Warsaw. Indiana American Water provides high-quality and reliable water and/or wastewater services. For more information go online to www.indianaamwater.com or call 1-800-492-8373.  

A study completed in 2002 led to this artist’s rendition of what Buffalo Street in downtown Warsaw could look like in the future. In 2002, under the rule of then Warsaw Mayor Ernie Wiggins, a committee of 10 business men and women worked with economic enhancement consultants HyettPalma to create an action plan for downtown …read more.

Beginning tomorrow, Oct. 4, and lasting through Friday, Oct. 5, SR 15 (Detroit Street) near the SR 25 (Winona Avenue) intersection in Warsaw will be reduced to only one northbound and one southbound lane. H&G Underground, a contractor for Indiana American Water, will be milling and replacing the asphalt patch in that area. During the …read more.

Indiana-American Water will be flushing its water distribution system in the Warsaw area starting Sunday. During flushing times, residents in the affected area(s) should avoid doing laundry and may experience pressure fluxuation and discolored water. The hydrant flushing will occur between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. each day. The days and locations are as follows: …read more.

Despite a perpetual drought that has left most of Indiana and other parts of the country in record dry conditions, Indiana American Water Operation Superintendent Chris Harrison says Warsaw’s water supply is still operating below capacity. Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer invited Harrison to attend Monday night’s regular meeting of the Warsaw City Council  and provide …read more.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission had today denied Indiana-American Water’s request for an 8.64 percent – or $16.9 million – increase in revenue. Instead, the IURC granted a 1 percent or $1.95 million increase under Cause No. 44022. Significant issues that impacted the case were the utility’s proposed return on equity, the …read more.