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NJ American Water completes Gordon’s Corner acquisition
Source: NJBiz · Jul 29, 2026, 10:47 PM
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NJ American Water has completed its acquisition of Gordon's Corner Water Company, expanding its service territory and customer base by 15,300 households and businesses.
The company is investing $25 million in infrastructure upgrades to improve water quality, system reliability, and service standards for the newly acquired customers.
This acquisition represents a significant expansion for NJ American Water and demonstrates continued investment in the state's water infrastructure.
Key points
- NJ American Water acquired Gordon's Corner Water Company, adding 15,300 new customers to its service area
- The company is committing $25 million to infrastructure upgrades in the acquired territory
- The acquisition expands NJ American Water's footprint and operational reach across New Jersey
FAQ
- What is Gordon's Corner Water Company?
- Gordon's Corner Water Company was an independent water utility serving approximately 15,300 customers in New Jersey before being acquired by NJ American Water.
- Why did NJ American Water acquire Gordon's Corner?
- The acquisition allows NJ American Water to expand its service territory and customer base while investing in critical water infrastructure upgrades to improve service quality and reliability.
- Will water rates change for Gordon's Corner customers?
- The acquisition and infrastructure investment may affect rates, though specific rate details would be determined through regulatory processes. Customers should contact NJ American Water for specific information about their service area.
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