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New Jersey American Water Announces Lead Service Line Replacement Progress: Approximately 10,000 Service Lines Replaced

CAMDEN, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--New Jersey American Water announced today that it has successfully replaced approximately 10,000 customer-owned lead and galvanized steel water service lines to date as part of its ongoing Lead Service Line Replacement program. This achievement is a significant step forward, putting New Jersey American Water on pace to meet requirements of a New Jersey state law passed in 2021, which mandates all water providers to replace both utility-owned and customer-owned lea...

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