Year: 2023

Eric L. Rohrbaugh was recently promoted to director of Sales – AMERICAN Flow Control. Rohrbaugh began working as an AFC sales representative for the Mid-Atlantic states in 1998, and later served as area manager for the Eastern Area. Rohrbaugh is […]

David W. Angell was promoted to vice president of Sales – AMERICAN Flow Control June 1, 2023.

Congratulations to AMERICAN Ductile Iron Pipe/AMERICAN SpiralWeld Pipe Sales Engineer Jake Phillips on being appointed to the American Water Works Association’s Young Professionals Committee. Phillips’ three-year term began July 1, 2023.

Three AMERICAN employees are involved in rethinking and reshaping the future of water through the American Water Works Association’s Water 2050 initiative. Announced in March 2022, Water 2050 is a collaborative effort to envision the future of water and chart […]

The June 2023 issue of Journal AWWA features an article from AMERICAN Flow Control Marketing and Technical Manager Derek B. Scott and Product Engineer John Helf. The article invites readers to learn about the evolution of gate valve standards in the water industry.

J. Michael O’Brien has been named president & CEO of AMERICAN Cast Iron Pipe Company (ACIPCO) following the retirement of Van L. Richey. O’Brien is the 11th president in ACIPCO’s 118-year history.

Congratulations to Abby Scott on receiving a $2,000 scholarship through the Manufacturing Standardization Society’s (MSS) McClinton/Hannafin Scholarship Fund in 2023. This is the third time Abby has been awarded an MSS scholarship. She is the daughter of Tess and Derek […]

The utility installed the AMERICAN Flow Control SEMPER RPM in a meter vault to measure water pressure. The unit allows Tyler County PSD to remotely monitor pressure and send personnel out to remove debris when it collects around the meter screen.

AMERICAN SpiralWeld Pipe (ASWP) Territory Manager Kyle Couture was recently appointed to his third term as vice president of the Steel Tank Institute/Steel Plate Fabricators Association (STI/SPFA) Board of Directors.

In early May, late spring and early summer fruits and vegetables were planted at all three community gardens in the ACIPCO-Finley, Hooper City and North Birmingham neighborhoods.