About 512 new, electric water meters are coming to Elton. More than 400 homeowners already have their meters, and the rest can expect installations over the next few weeks. More than 500 new, electric ...

Customers of Roseville Electric will get new wireless meters in the coming months as the utility tries to “modernize” its equipment. As part of a pilot program, about 800 customers will be the first ...

The city of Shenandoah will see its water meter system replaced for $2.04 million, a figure higher than the $1.5 million originally planned, but one which officials said is needed.

Rochester Public Utilities is about to launch a years long project to replace all of the water and electric meters in the ...

The Borough of Chambersburg is planning multiple modernization projects for its utility departments. Natural gas, water, and electric departments are all moving to replace existing meters with ...

KPRC 2 'DRAINED' Investigation looks into issues with the Houston water department. Investigative reporter Amy Davis gets answers about stolen water meters ...

EXPENSIVE IN NEW ENGLAND, ESPECIALLY IN THE WINTER MONTHS WHEN RATES SKYROCKET. BUT IMAGINE GETTING $1,000 BILLS EVERY MONTH. YEAH, THAT’S THE SHOCKING REALITY FOR SOME PEOPLE WHO THINK THEIR ELECTRIC ...

Denton Water Utilities will test out digital water meters in a pilot program. Last week, the Denton City Council moved the city’s utilities closer to full automation with a new pilot program using ...

KPRC’s Amy Davis has invested years troubleshooting problems with the City of Houston Water Department as part of our “DRAINED” series. The city is in the process of replacing broken and outdated ...

The Concord Municipal Light Plant (“CMLP”) has undertaken a multi-year project to replace aging electric meters. Developments in meter and communications technology offer the promise to increase ...

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