Tag: AMERICAN Flow Control

More than seven years after Hurricane Maria made landfall in Puerto Rico, recovery efforts continue. AMERICAN Ductile Iron Pipe and AMERICAN Flow Control are playing a key role in rebuilding Puerto Rico’s infrastructure.

Congratulations to AFC Senior Territory Manager Brian Anderson for being named Associate Member of the Year by the Oregon Association of Water Utilities (OAWU). This award recognizes associate members who consistently demonstrate a strong work ethic, integrity, leadership and a servant attitude.

AMERICAN provided more than 54,000 feet of 42- and 48-inch ductile iron pipe, 27 resilient wedge gate valves and about 2,000 feet of 48-inch spiral-welded steel pipe for Hillsborough County’s $100 million South County Potable Water Transmission Main Project.

J.  Michael O’Brien, president and CEO of AMERICAN Cast Iron Pipe Company, was inducted into the state of Alabama Engineering Hall of Fame on February 22, 2025. Throughout his career, O’Brien has worked to enhance engineering education and the industry.

Almost two years ago, a local lumber company contacted the village of Montgomery, Illinois’ Water & Sewer Department because its water meter was moving and causing a loud thumping throughout the building. The village researched what products were available to help and found the AFC SEMPER RPM.

Massmann received the 2024 Benjamin G. Mason Award from the Minnesota Section of the American Water Works Association for demonstrating exemplary service to the drinking water community and to Minnesota AWWA’s mission and goals.

A key component of operating a water system is understanding and monitoring water pressure. By doing so, water utilities can see pressure drops and surges and respond accordingly to prevent leaks and main breaks, while delivering valuable water services to customers. The city of Portland, Tennessee, is no exception.

How does a contractor navigate the installation of new water and sewer mains in a neighborhood with heavy traffic, narrow roadways and extensive existing underground infrastructure? The answer is the ALPHA™ restrained joint by AMERICAN Flow Control.

Learn more about the SEQUOIA wet barrel hydrant here . For AMERICAN Flow Control/AMERICAN Innovation Project Research Engineer Jacob Danek, the opportunity to

It was just before noon on August 29, 2021, when Hurricane Ida made landfall on the Louisiana coast as a Category 4 hurricane. But for the Lafourche Parish Water District in Lockport, Louisiana, preparations had been underway for days.