Charles Town’s Water Infrastructure Gets Major Upgrades
Investing in the Eastern Panhandle’s Water Future
The Journal | Wednesday, November 19, 2025
In a significant push for regional infrastructure, West Virginia American Water has made nearly $12 million in upgrades to water and wastewater systems serving communities like Charles Town, Ranson, and Harpers Ferry. By integrating local utilities such as Jefferson Utilities and Valley Water, the company aims to enhance service efficiency while addressing critical infrastructure needs. The improvements include a new water treatment plant and vital system upgrades that promise better quality, fewer service disruptions, and quicker responses. With over 172,000 customers and extensive experience from local team members, the initiative aims to ensure safe and reliable water for both current residents and future generations, reinforcing the importance of clean water for health and local livelihood.
