We’re proud to share that our Assistant Vice President of Customer Experience & Regulatory Operations, Aaron Silas, represented CSWR at last week’s Rethinking Water UK 2025 – a premier gathering of leaders committed to transforming the future of water. Hosted by Sciens Water and the University of Cambridge and held at the prestigious Royal Institution of London, the event brought together water utilities, investors, policymakers, academics, and innovators to tackle today’s most pressing water management challenges. Aaron joined a panel focused on advancing sustainability and emerging technologies – adding CSWR’s voice to this critical global conversation. #CSWR #WaterUtilities #Sustainability
About us
Central States Water Resources is a unique private water utility company offering solutions to very public needs. We strive to improve the environmental, social and economic well-being of communities by providing safe and reliable water and sewage treatment. We offer solutions tailored to communities we serve.
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https://www.centralstateswaterresources.com/
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- Industry
- Utilities
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- St Louis, Missouri
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2013
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1630 Des Peres Rd
Suite 140
St Louis, Missouri 63131, US
Employees at Central States Water Resources
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This week at the NARUC Annual Meeting in Seattle, CSWR Vice President Mike Duncan joined a panel hosted by the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATE UTILITY CONSUMER ADVOCATES INC (NASUCA) to discuss an important question: "Is Consolidation in Water Utilities in the Public Interest?" Mike shared how private investment and consolidation can help close the funding gap for critical water and wastewater infrastructure upgrades—ultimately strengthening service reliability and improving outcomes for the communities we serve. We're proud to have CSWR represented in this important conversation about the future of the water industry. #NARUC #NASUCA #WaterUtilities
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CSWR is proud to represent the water industry at this year's NARUC Annual Meeting in Seattle. Our CEO, Josiah Cox, participated in the opening session panel alongside industry and regulatory leaders to discuss how regulatory policy can support investment needs and long-term system health—ensuring safe, reliable, and environmentally responsible water and wastewater services for communities nationwide. We're honored to contribute to this important conversation about how regulators and utilities can continue to work together to improve efficiency and ultimately, service to our customers. #NARUC #InfrastructureInvestment #RegulatoryPolicy
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CSWR-Cares, the community service arm of Central States Water Resources, joined the Arc Rollers League recently at Olivette Lanes to support one of the longest-running recreational programs of the St. Louis Arc. Our volunteers had an incredible time assisting some amazing bowlers and helping them start their weekend with friendship, fun, and fitness. A sincere thanks to CSWR's Amy Burnett for helping to coordinate, and to Megan Eader and the St. Louis Arc for welcoming us and allowing us to trade some gray skies outside for the bright energy of participants enjoying life to the fullest on the lanes! #CSWRCares #CommunityImpact #MakingADifference
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At the National Association of Water Companies Annual Summit 2025, several members of our team joined fellow industry professionals at the Women in Water breakfast — an inspiring event that celebrates the impact, leadership, and unique perspectives women bring to the water industry. This year’s fireside chat featured Nadine Leslie, President & CEO of Middlesex Water, and The Honorable Katie Zerfuss, Commissioner, Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission — two remarkable leaders whose insights and experiences continue to inspire and empower women across the industry. We’re proud to see our team showing up (and showing out in matching shirts!) to support one another, build connections, and champion the future of women in water. #WomenInWater #NAWCSummit #WaterLeadership
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Leaders, regulators, and innovators from across the country came together at the National Association of Water Companies (NAWC) Annual Summit 2025 last week to explore the evolving water landscape. Highlights included the Commissioner & NAWC Member Roundtable, moderated by our CEO Josiah Cox, continuing a long-standing tradition of open dialogue on today’s key challenges and opportunities in water. Events like this underscore the power of collaboration in delivering safe, reliable water to communities nationwide. #NAWCSummit #WaterCollaboration #InfrastructureLeadership
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Last week in New York City, leaders, innovators, and changemakers gathered for Sciens Water’s Rethinking Water event to share fresh ideas and solutions shaping the future of water. Our CEO, Josiah Cox, had the honor of moderating the Rethinking Water Resiliency panel, which explored how utilities, government, and emergency management leaders are working together to strengthen infrastructure, protect communities, and ensure reliable water service in the face of extreme weather. At Central States Water Resources, we're proud to be part of the conversation on building a more resilient, sustainable water future. 💧 #RethinkingWater #WaterResilience #CSWR
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We're excited to share that Michele Martise, M.P.A. has been nominated for NAWC's "Living Water Award", recognizing her dedication and hard work on behalf of our team and the communities we serve. #EmployeeExcellence #LivingWaterAward #UtilityPride
One more great Living Water Award Nominee, this one from Central States Water Resources. Michele, CSWR's Strategic Communications Manager and designed "Storm Czar," is nominated for her critical leadership during severe weather events. She expertly orchestrates the company's 7-stage response plan, ensuring vital communication and service continuity, especially in hurricane-prone regions. Michele's dedication, calm under pressure and commitment to public health make her an indispensable asset to CSWR and the communities it serves.
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"Out of sight" doesn't mean out of mind—especially when it comes to our nation's water infrastructure. 💧Yesterday, our Director of National Regulatory Affairs, Ryan Silvey, spoke at the NARUC Summer Policy Summit in Boston on the panel “Infrastructure Investment: Challenges and Solutions.” He shared how CSWR is helping modernize aging water systems, improve reliability, and rebuild trust in tap water—one community at a time. Thanks to NARUC for spotlighting the essential work behind safe, sustainable water service. #WaterInfrastructure #NARUC #CSWR
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Proud to share that our Director of Engineering, Jacob Freeman, was featured in a recent Associated Press article on water quality challenges in mobile home parks. Jake highlights the tough infrastructure issues we often inherit—and the work we do to fix them.💧“It’s like spaghetti laying in the ground,” he said of the outdated piping we encounter. 📖 Read the full article: https://bit.ly/4lZCHUP #WaterQuality #Infrastructure #CSWR