Michigan American Water Co

Michigan American Water Company was founded in 1886 as the American Water Works & Guarantee Company and reorganized in 1947 as American Water Works Company. On January 10, 2003 the company was acquired by RWE, was renamed Michigan American Water Company and became a part of RWE's water division. The majority of the company's activities are centered in locally managed utility subsidiaries that are regulated by the state in which each operates. The resources of Michigan American Water Company support these state utilities. The company also owns subsidiaries that manage municipal water and wastewater systems under contract and others that supply homeowners, businesses and communities with water-resource-management products and services. The plant in Calumet, Mich., is one of several in the United States.

North Houghton County Water is a local water company based in Calumet, MI, providing water services to the surrounding community. With a focus on delivering clean and reliable water, the company serves residential and commercial customers in the area. Generated from their business information

Established in 1964 by the cities of Hancock and Houghton, the Portage Lake Water & Sewage Authority (PLWSA) operates a joint-use wastewater treatment facility. Over the last decade, the PLWSA has significantly reduced energy consumption at the treatment plant, showing a commendable 33% decrease since 2012. Annually, the PLWSA treats around 650,000 gallons of septage, including waste from septic tanks, port-a-potties, vaults, and grease traps. This vital service contributes to the national effort, as wastewater treatment facilities across the United States process a staggering 34 billion gallons of wastewater daily. Generated from the website content