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CIWW provides answers to Water Shortage Plan: Stage III Frequently Asked Questions

Central Iowans are asked to immediately begin a 25 percent voluntarily reduction in lawn watering.

Central Iowa Water Works celebrates one year since the inaugural board meeting.

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High nitrates in source water combined with high demand triggered lawn watering ban.

CIWW was awarded the "In The Public Interest" award for 2025.

The American Water Works Association's CEO, David LaFrance, contributed a case study to the Journal AWWA in March featuring Central Iowa Water Works. View the article here!

Daily updated information to keep you current on Water Shortage Plan Phase III.

Near record high nitrate concentrations in Raccoon River triggers voluntary reduction in watering.

Water utility regionalization can be achieved through different approaches.

Founded by 12 local entities, CIWW is now completely operational.