Connecticut Water Service (CTWS) 8-K Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement

Connecticut Water Service, Inc.

New York Society of Security Analysts

December 6, 2012

Exhibit 99.1

Forward Looking Statements

Forward Looking Statements

Except for the historical statements and discussions,

some statements contained in this report constitute

“forward looking statements”

within the meaning of

Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section

21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. These

forward looking statements are based on current

expectations and rely on a number of assumptions

concerning future events, and are subject to a number

of uncertainties and other factors, many of which are

outside our control, that could cause actual results to

differ materially from such statements.

Connecticut Water Service, Inc.

Connecticut Water Service, Inc.

NASDAQ: CTWS

Subsidiaries:

Connecticut Water Company

Maine Water Company

New England Water Utility Services, Inc. (Unregulated)

Market Capitalization:

$270 Million

Current Dividend and Yield:

$0.97

3.1%

Our Water Companies

Our Water Companies

Serving families and communities since 1849

Two states

72 Towns

Serving 350,000 people

235 Employees

Our Mission …

Our Mission …

Passionate employees delivering life sustaining, high

quality water service to families and communities

while providing a fair return to our shareholders

Water Touches Everything

Water Touches Everything

We Care About…

We Care About…

Our Strategy…

Our Strategy…

Growth

Shareholders

Customers

Employees

Invest in utility infrastructure with fair and

timely regulatory recovery

Selective acquisitions (Atlantic coast focus)

Complementary non-regulated utility

services

Deliver consistent financial performance

High quality earnings

Conservative financial management

Stable and growing dividend

Provide high-quality water

Responsive and courteous service

Environmental stewardship

7

“Satisfied employees satisfy customers”

Trust-based, team-oriented approach

Employee satisfaction is executive

compensation metric

Infrastructure Investment

Acquisitions

Utility Services

Growth Strategy

Infrastructure Recovery

Infrastructure Recovery

WICA (CT)

5% annual cap / 7.5% maximum

$13 –

15 million per year in

pipeline replacement

Current surcharge 5.73%

TSIRR (ME)

Rules being developed

Available Mid-2013

Capital Expenditures

Capital Expenditures

* 2012 Estimated

** 2013 Projected

Connecticut PURA

Connecticut PURA

Public Utilities Regulatory Authority

Public Utilities Regulatory Authority

6 month regulatory approval

Engaged directors

WICA

Part of the Department of Energy and

Environmental Protection (DEEP)

Regulatory strategy –

engage & educate

Maine Public Utilities Commission

Maine Public Utilities Commission

Fair & Balanced

Cases routinely settled

ROE’s –

10% +

TSIRR signed into law

Temporary Surcharge for Infrastructure Replacement and Repair

Expected to be available mid-2013

Acquisitions

Acquisitions

Acquire Water &

Waste Water Systems

Connecticut/Maine

Atlantic Coast States

Fair Regulation

60 Acquisitions in 20 years

15,600 customers or 50,000 people

$19.4M Net Utility Plant

EV = $19.8M

MPUC has approved

Closing December 2012

Utility Services

Utility Services

80 client contracts

O&M

Leak Detection

Compliance Reporting

University of Connecticut

Linebacker Plans

Linebacker Plans

®

®

Protection Programs

Protection Programs

Service Line Protection

Sewer/Septic Lines

Home Plumbing

Enrollments in

Expanded Plans

High Quality Water

Responsive and Courteous Service

Efficient & Effectively

Delivered

Environmental Stewardship

Customer Satisfaction!

World Class 6+ Years

Customer Strategy

Superstorm Sandy

Superstorm Sandy

•

Maintained Uninterrupted Service:

–

99.4% of customers

–

Interruption duration less than a day

•

Off the grid for days:

–

31 generators in service

–

Passionate dedicated employees

Customer Service

Customer Service

(in the Community)

(in the Community)

Superstorm Sandy

Established water filling stations

for private well owners

Well received by communities

and regulators

“These situations bring out the best in people and Connecticut Water certainly showed that”

Fillmore McPherson, First Selectman, Town of Madison

Leadership is a privilege

Trust based

Team & service oriented

Professionals

“Satisfied Employees

Satisfy Customers”

Employee Satisfaction

Executive Compensation Metric

Employee Strategy

Shareholder Strategy

Consistent Financial Performance

Strong Dividend Yield

High Earnings Quality

Strong Balance Sheet

Conservative Financial

Management

Performance

Performance

High Earnings Quality

90% of Revenues and Earnings

from Regulated Business

Strong Balance Sheet

LTD <5% Embedded Cost

Access to Capital Doubled

S & P Rating “A”

September 30, 2012

September 30, 2012

2012 -

$71.2M

2011 -

$58.5M

2011 -

$9.5M

2012 -

$1.39

2011 -

$1.10

Revenue

Net Income

EPS

Dividend Growth

Dividend Growth

Performance

Performance

5 Year Financial Performance

Total Return @ 9/30/12

CTWS

&

Peer

data

source:

Edward

Jones

Water

Utility

Industry

Summary

–

9/30/12

Thank You!

Thank You!