Water Meter Articles

Smart infrastructure technology provides water utilities and ratepayers tools to control water use and detect leaks more efficiently

When an Iowa water utility replaced its manual water meters, they decided to upcycle the old equipment by repurposing it

An investigative report has found smart meters in Tinley Park, Illinois inaccurately record how much water a household uses, resulting in overcharges

In this week's news, it's Water Week 2015, Baltimore attempts to collect $40 million in past-due bills and Texas researchers team up to study water use.

Crews on the Water System Improvement Program reach 7 million safe working hours and a Chicago suburb agrees to pay back nearly $18.5 million in past due water bills.

A comprehensive approach to nonrevenue water loss is helping the Asheville Water Resources Department tighten up its distribution system.

In this week's news, a New Jersey municipality begins a CSO study with national implications. Also, voters will decide the fate of a stormwater fee.

In this week's news, an enhanced FOG program controls sewer overflows, water meter standards are revised, a city discusses video inspection requirements and a tunnel project brings employment opportunity.