Year: 2023

For more than 35 years, ACIPCO’s Board of Operatives has visited United Ability (UA) at Christmas and made a contribution on behalf of employees. In 2023, $35,000 was given, and more than $1.3 million has been donated over the past […]

For the sixth year, ACIPCO Members in the Community partnered with Boyd Brothers Transportation to collect toys for the Sugar Plum Shop at Children’s of Alabama. Toys collected are given to children who are in the hospital during the holidays. […]

A case study involving Aqua Pennsylvania’s use of the AMERICAN Flow Control SEMPER® Remote Pressure Monitor (RPM) appeared in the November 2023 Opflow. Aqua PA began using the pressure sensing technology more than two years ago to identify pressure transients, reduce water main breaks and mitigate nonrevenue water.

In the 1930s about 24 miles (128,430 feet) of 18- and 24-inch Mono-Cast Doublex Simplex pipe was installed in Guatemala City, Guatemala, to modernize the city’s water supply system. Fast forward more than 85 years and these pipelines are still […]

The stakes were high in April 2022 when JEA began building a new water reclamation facility. The new plant – Duval County’s first of this type in 45 years – would treat wastewater to be used for commercial and residential irrigation in a growing area southeast of the city.

Which gate valve is best for today’s waterworks systems? AMERICAN Flow Control Marketing and Technical Manager Derek B. Scott and Product Engineer John R. Helf answer this question in an article recently published by Valve Magazine.

Listen as ADIP/ASWP Marketing Services Manager Maury D. Gaston talks with Water Online about the latest news from AMERICAN, the company’s involvement with AWWA’s Water 2050 initiative, as well as the strength, resiliency, durability and sustainability of AMERICAN’s products.

Julie H. Shedd was recently named senior vice president in charge of Human Resources and was elected to the board of management and board of directors.

John E. Hagelskamp was recently named senior vice president in charge of Sales & secretary, and was elected to the board of management and board of directors.

The ACIPCO-Finley neighborhood surrounds ACIPCO and is considered a food desert, or a community in which 33% of the population lives more than one mile from a supermarket or grocery store. To help our neighbors gain access to fresh produce, […]