Rebecca Losli's Induction into the Honorary Commanders Class
Illinois American Water proudly announces that Rebecca Losli, its President, has been selected for the prestigious Class of 2027 Honorary Commanders at Scott Air Force Base. This selection highlights her commitment to community leadership and an ongoing partnership with the base.
Building Connections with Military Leaders
In her role as an Honorary Commander, Losli expressed her eagerness to enhance her understanding of the air force base operations and to strengthen relationships with other community leaders. She noted, "This initiative allows me to deepen the partnership we've established with Scott Air Force Base while collaborating on projects that benefit both the military and our local communities." This partnership is crucial, especially in delivering essential services.
American Water's Military Services Group, which oversees operations at bases nationwide, takes pride in providing essential water services to military personnel. They ensure that all members stationed at Scott Air Force Base receive safe and reliable water.
Engagement and Education Through the Program
The Honorary Commander program is designed to promote understanding between community leaders and the military. Over a span of two years, participants receive thorough training about the missions and capabilities of Scott Air Force Base, allowing them to engage with military personnel on a personal level.
Col. Matt Collins, the Installation Commander, highlighted the importance of this program, stating, "Through the Honorary Commander program, community leaders will gain insight into our military missions and heritage while fostering relationships with our dedicated Airmen." This initiative aims to create a mutually beneficial relationship between military and civilian entities.
The Path Ahead for Rebecca Losli
Losli's role as the Base Commander for the 932 Airlift Wing will allow her to work closely with Col. Jeffrey A. Smith, who will guide her through her responsibilities as an Honorary Commander. This mentorship will enhance her involvement and understanding of the base's missions and programs.
In her dual capacity at Illinois American Water and as an Honorary Commander, Losli is set to make a significant impact over the next two years as she promotes both community engagement and military collaboration.
Dedicated Water Services for Military Families
American Water's Military Services Group serves an impressive 670,000 military personnel at various locations, including Scott Air Force Base. They deliver high-quality water and wastewater services essential for everyday life on the base.
As a subsidiary of American Water, Illinois American Water stands at the forefront of providing reliable water utility services to approximately 1.3 million people. Their commitment to safety, affordability, and innovative solutions places them among the leading providers in the state.
The dedication of both Illinois American Water and the American Water Military Services Group reflects the essential role of public utilities in supporting military families and ensuring their needs are met efficiently.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Rebecca Losli?
Rebecca Losli is the President of Illinois American Water and has been selected as an Honorary Commander at Scott Air Force Base.
What is the Honorary Commanders program?
The Honorary Commanders program fosters relationships between community leaders and the military, providing insight into military operations.
How long does the Honorary Commanders program last?
The program lasts for two years, during which community leaders learn about military missions and collaborate with military personnel.
What role does Illinois American Water play in this program?
Illinois American Water is involved in community initiatives with Scott Air Force Base and provides essential water services to military families.
How many people does American Water serve?
American Water serves over 14 million people, including 670,000 military personnel across 18 installations.
